The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-09-28
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil market closed yesterday 53l

Pay your taxes before October 8.
Don't neglect it.
Editor White of the Neacs, Tidi.
cute, was a caller Monday.
DIR. Mason is building a new barn
on the rear end of the Sloan property.
-Chesuutting accidents are already
receiving attention in neighboring
exchanges.
The fall overcoat, or the one
worn thin by last winters use, is in
full bloom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kirchartz are
visiting friends at Mr.. KS old home,
Beaver Falls.
DR.. Morrow reports the arrival of
a fine daughter at Mr.. j. A. Small's,
Nebraska, Saturday morning last,
The season for legally killing
pheasants opens Saturday of thisweek.
They are not "overly plenty" so they
say.
The borough schools are in train.
ing for Columbus Day, and expect to
have good celebration of that im.
portant event.
About nine out of ten of our ex.
changes have, in the past two weeks,
started their local columns with the
announcement that "oysters are in the
soup"
Mr.. Joseph Elder of Clarington
passed through town on Monday even.
ing on the way home from visit with
his brother. in law, DR.. Shining, of III.
tusville.
County fairs in this latitude have
about all had their day for this season
and all have done fairly well, the
weather having been in the main rath
er favorable.
Judge Noyes, of Warren county,
is presiding at court this week FOL
Judge Rayburn. He has made very
good impression upon the members Of
the Bar. -Kittanning Free Press. A
good Judge is popular wherever he
goes.
Keep it in mind, Republicans
Saturday, October 8th, is the last day
upon which taxes can be paid to enti
tie you to a vote 10 November. Nc
Republican will think of losing hii
vote this fall. BY all means see to il
at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Gordon
of Elkhart, Indiana, stopped here q
few days with relatives and friends oil
their return from the great reunion a
Washington. Their Tionesta friend,
are pleased to note the healthful ap
pearance Of both
Grove Bros. have only fairly be
gun drilling on the Kelly well at Old
town, having been delayed 10 getting
enough Conductor" to reach below
the gravel. They are sailing along a
good speed now aud will finish 10 ter
days or two weeks, barring accidents
They are coming. aud the un
packing is in progress. We mean thu
new goods at Hopkins IL Cos. Ge
around early and see them. Though
there are oceans of them they'll no
last long. The fine quality, elegan
styles and low prices will hustle then
off lively, 1t.
The gradingon the Hickory Val
ley railroad Is entirely completed from
Stowtown to the mouth of Ross Run
with exception of about 800 feet M
rails or ties have as yet been laid OF
the new grading, but will be shortly
most Of the rails being on hand anC
more coming in daily.
OF course, says an exchange, there
no place like home. Any place els,
you 60 people take your right measure
but at home your wife and famil,
make allowance for you, and tolerate
you in the belief that you are as big
man as old Mr.. Atlas, who carried th,
world on his shoulders.
Those who attended the G.. A. r
national encampment at Washington
last week from this section, have abou
all returned, aud report the "greates
time on record" by all odds Cve
100000 visitors were in the city, an,
in the grand parade upward Of $500
were in line. Gen. Weissert, of Mil
waukee, was elected Commander.in
Chief, and Indianapolis, Iud., wa
| chosen as Tho Dlace of meetinp in 1895