The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-10-26

and farm machinery. Another horse
was stolen fron the barn, and it is be.
lieved the building was fired in the
hope Of covering the thieves tracks.
No description Of the stolen horse is
at hand.
The Hickory Valley drum corps.
under the leadership of that veteran Of
the late unpleasantuess, Emery With.
eral, is one of the finest in the country
and is composed of very gentlemanly
lot of musicians. During their stay
ip town last Friday they serenaded
number of our citizens, aud the RE.
PUBLICAN office was not overlooked,
for which we return our best thanks.
The Christian Endeavor Society
is planning sumo splendid fun in the
form of Hallow Fen social next
Saturday night, iu the Kepler block.
Ten cents at the door secures one a
Hallow Eeu lunch and a good time.
A prominent feature of the evening
will be an art gallery for which many
art treasures have been secured. If
you don't go you will miss a Jolly
time.
David Gill of Crawford county,
was with his old friend Robert Gaiton
during the past two weeks on his
annual Forest county hunt. He did.
Mt come loaded for bear, but on his
travels for squirrels one day, ran afoul
Of large cub and dispatched him
with load Of fine shot. Mr.. Gill
concluded this was enough for him, so
he cut his visit a week or so shorter
than he would otherwise have done.
The November number of Peter.
sons Magazine is admirable in point
of illustrations, contents, and general
appearance. A fresh management
takes control, and the future maga.
zine will be devoted solely to litera.
ture and art, under the title Of THE
New PETERSON" For several years
past, the Magazine has been rapidly
progressing toward this evolution, and
the time has come for the change, as
we all feel that combination of liter.
ature and fashion is no longer desira.
BILE.
john Joues, wife and child, of
Fagundus, had narrow escape Sun.
day afternoon last. His horse became
frightened at train at the West Hick.
ry bridge crossing, aud be attempted to
hold it by the head, when the animal
became uumanageahle aud plunged
over he abutment, just as Mrs. Jones
dropped the child from the buggy and
fell out herself. The horse was badly
cut and bruised, but il was lucky
escape for the others. as lbe distance
to the grrund below is several feet aud
verv rocky.
Miss Kate Guenlher, teacher Oi
Fleming Hill school, makes TIE fol-
loving report for the month ending
Oct "a; Number enrolled 81, aver.
age attendance 27. Present every
day: Maurice Brewster, Harry Head
Frank Mooney, Arthur Lynch, Archie
and Charlie Tucker, Pearl and Charlie
Hall, Pearl, Chloe, Auua and James
Green, Alice Manrcss. Absent but
Que day: Lena Hall, Ida Wilson
Maud Manross, Jay and Clarence
Hinkson. The school deserves special
mention for good conduct and neat.
uess Of written work.
Sheriff Osgood and that cumber.
some document, the Baker ballot law
jump onto Us with both feet, as it were
this week and ads. reading matter and
about everything else are crowded tc
the wall to make room for the jumbo
law 1t will only last another week,
however, and have heard Of none who
have had to do with it thus far, that
will be sorry for il. Ifthe voter don't
take any kiudlier to the new order ot
things than the officials, printers and
all who have been obliged TO drop
everything else aud give it their atten.
ton, then we don't know where its
friends are to come from.
In IA few days the new postal
money orders will go into use. The
system is such that there is little OF nc
complication and at the same time il
is good way to send money. a sheet
calling for amounts from Que cent ia
three dollars has been prepared, and
which on payment of Que and the
amount to be sent will be torn of
about the same US au express order
There will be 10 writing on il by the
! postmaster, the sender endorsing il as
a check or drait. The government
guarantees its safe transportation. Ii
is thought that the new system will be
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