The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-09-07
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Mrs. w. II. May and daughters,
Misses Pauline, Anna and Virginia,
of Louisville, KY, are guests at the
home of Mrs. H. H. May.
MIR. Hunter, our model pound
master, has mooved into one of the
Keepler houses opposite the Lawrence
House, which won't interfere in the
least with his keeping the same watch.
full eye on the wandering kline.
I. w. Corah will move into the Carson
house vacated by Mr., Hunter.
List Of letters remaining uncalled
for In Tionesta POstoffice, Sep. Z, 1892:
Mrs. M. Barr, G. w. Button, Mr.. r.
L. CUlburtson, Miss Mary COPELAND,
Mr.. 1. Deering, Mrs. Lizzie King,
Alfonsie ManteO, Mr.. Chas. Warner,
Mr.. Thester o. Watkins. When call
ing for any of these letters please say
advertised"
The camp meeting under charge
of Broad Axe Smith is fairly we'll at.
tended, oil Sunday quite good sized
audiences being present afternoon and
evening. The meetings will continue
during the balance of the week. Re.
member the wedding to take place on
the grounds Sunday afternoon at 800
o'clock.
The fact is noted that each of the
four months closing the present, year
has legal holidsy-Labor Day Just
passed, Discovery Day in October,
Thanksgiving Day in November, and
Christmas in December. A thing
which will not occur again in four
hundred years, unless more holidays
are invented in the meantime.
ALI of the four borough school
rooms were comfortably filled with pu-
pills when the bell called them in yes
terday morning. The start is quite
encouraging, and there is no reason
why, with the present tried and able
corps of teachers, the finish should not
be even more perfect than the last
term, at which none could reasonable
complain.
To-day and to morrow are the last
days for registration ia order to get q
vote this fall. Assessors must be at
the polling places between the hours
of 10 a. IN. and 8 p. m. and from 6 to
p. m. on each of these days, and Re.
publicans who are not sure that their
names are on the list should not lose a
moments time 10 ascertsining that fact
in person.
The State Union of the Young
Peoples Society of Christian Endea.
vor will meet in Altoona on the 11th
Of October. There are over 1000 so.
cieties in Pennsylvania, and at least
5000 delegates are expected to be in
attendance at the coming gathering,
which will be the greatest ever held in
the State. The people Of Altoona are
making great preparations for the en-.
tertaiument of their young guests.
OF the Kelley reunion to be held
next Saturday the Franklin Nelos says:
The preparations for the reunion of the
Kelley clubs of this part of the country
at Tionesta on the 10th inst, all point
to an interesting and enjoyable event,
with more fun than all the whisky in
Kentucky could inspire. The club
from this city, with that of Titusville
and members from Oil City, will go by
special train, accompanied by many
friends. The program includes music,
speeches, base ball, reunion dinner,
and an evening reception and ball.
If people in general would drop
the mask of appearing to be one thing
while in reality they are another, the
world would be the better for it. An
exchange truly says that if every one
knew how accurately the public takes
their measure what an amount of pre-.
tense and shams would be abolished.
Then the vast Of time and energy EN-.
ployed in the srtifices and subterfuges
by people trying to appear what they
are not could be applied in extending
the genuine merit which alone is what
makes each individual recognized.
Prominent among the social
events soon to occur at Cambridge,
Ohio, is the marriage of one of Forest
county's leading citizens, Mr.. A.
Wayne Cook, of Cooksburg, to Miss
Lora Mary Haines, on Thursday eve.
ming, September 10th, in the NJ. f.
Church. A number of Mr.. Cooks
intimate Forest county friends have
been hOnored with invitations to this
happy event. The REPUBLICAN joins
heartily in the general congratulations
and good wishes that will go out to