The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-10-14
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Leaves are falling fast.
--Supt. Kerr is in the midst of hi:
fall school visiting tour.
"A grand rush at Hopkins & Coz
store. New goods is the cause. II
DR.. Morrow is putting some need
ed repairs on his residence, the Conver
property.
Mr.. John Carr of Louisville, Pa.
is the guest of his brother. ln.law, F
Il. Lanson.
The frame work of the new addi.
ton to the M. E. Church is up and
about under cover.
The severe frost of last Sunday
night has brought out variegated colors
on the mountain sides.
&C. w. Dorsett and Amelia B.
Murray of Gilfoyle, have taken out a
marriage license in Clarion county.
Mr. Perry Hill has moved to
town, occupying the house recently
vacated by James Butler, opposite the
Lawrence House.
The beauty craze has revolution.
lied society and DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup has revolntionized the treatment
of coughs and colds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Smith and
Mr., aud Mrs. Ralph Harrison of Ohio,
have been guests at the home Of George
Holeman during the past week.
Mr., frederick Aur of South
Bend, Ind, md Mrs. Mary Houser of
Alliance, OhS b, are paying a visit to
their sister, Mrs. Reck, this week.
DR.. and Mrs. Morrow, Mr.. aud
Mrs. j. F. Proper, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
NJ. Doutt, and Mrs. w. w. Grove
visited the Pittsburg Exposition last
week.
Mrs. Wilbur Grove is this week
opening a millinery shop in the front
room of her home, opposite Proper &
Doutt's drug store, aud invites all the
ladies to call aud inspect her stock,
styles and prices.
The Cadwallader & Hennc we'll
on the Byers farm, tract 1928, Tones,
ia township, is reported to be a big
gasser. Other developments in that
neighborhood will doubtless be stimu.
lated by this showing.
MIR. and Mrs. George Scowden,
and Messrs. James Scowden and James
Van Horn Of Meadville, are guests at
the home of j. G. Scowden this week.
The men folks will enjoy a few days
recreation securing the woods herea.
bouts for game.
The butchers of Titusville sell
porterhouse steak for 123, round
steak aud rib roast for 10, sausage for
10, or three pounds for %; pork chops
or roast, 10; boiling beet, 4 and 5, etc.
This is fun for the people, but "tough"
on the butchers.
The Juniors went up to West
Hickory last Saturday to play return
game with the boys up there. Owing
to the lateness of the hour when the
game com nenced but six innings could
be played, resulting 8 for Tionesta,
and 5 for Hickory.
Rev. DR.. McCurdy of Curllsville,
Clarion county, spent few days OF
the past week with Rev. McAniuch,
aud assisted him in the communion
services of last Sabbath, delivering
several very able discOurses to good
congregations while here.
The most successful and progress
i've towns are those which most liber.
ally support their home papers. A
newspaper well filled with home ad.
vertisements is one of the best adver.
tisemepts in the world of the place
where the paper is published.
Mrs. John Weant, of the township,
claims the turnip prize for this year.
She left one at our office Monday of
the following dimensions: length, 20
inches; circumference, 10 inches
weight, 3! pounds. It's an odd.look.
ing chap, but is warranted all turnip,
Although the happy event Oc.
Cured some time ago, Sept. 16, it will
be news to most of our readers to learn
that VIII Saul, former Tionesta boy,
was united in marriage with Miss
Myrtle j. Chase of TryOnville, Pa,
where the groom has for several years
held and still holds the responsible
position of station agent on the W. N.
Y. q p. Road. We join Wills many
friends here in extending best wishes
! for happy future.