The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-11-23

Clarke commodious warerooms and
examine their fine collectioo Of sleighs.
All Of the latest patterns, and . prices
to please and ct all pocket books. If.
j. b. Watson Eco, was down
from Msrienville on q little business
At court, and gave our sanc,um a
friendly visit. II is useless TO say he
was in q good bumor over the election
results, as all Andy Jackson Demo.
Gratis should be.
There 10 q furious demand for the
~. s. Blue Book" containing . liSs
Of Offices under the National admins.
t%ratiou, and it would pay big TO get
out an extra edition. Every nemO.
crst wants an Office, and "he wont be
happy till he gets IT,"
-"McCrsyS" is the name of a new
post Office in jerks township, near
Marienville, so named 10 honor of our
genial old friend A. j. McCrsy. We
hope Jack will be able to hold onto
che P. o. notwithstanding the great
Democratic tidal wave.
The weather Of the past few days
has taken on more Of che wintry as.
pect than any We have had yet, and
if the crisp sir aud snug freezing will
only linger With US, since it has come,
till winter has run bis course thsre'll
be few complaints, we opiuo.
When the roses bloom again the
fur will be flying III great shape, not
from Republican heads, for they won't
be in il, but among the unterri6ed of.
foe seekers. Twill be fun alive to
watch the scramble, almost enough to
compensate for the late big licking we
got.
Nearly every train up the river
takes hunters bound for Warren and
Forest counties. Many of them will
probably hide their guns when thcy
RETURN Blizzard. It's about ell
they'll have to hide after a week OF
twO's hunt for big game in these dig.
gins.
--"Tipperusalem" City, Ok is .
compromise name. 1t was built upon
the land of q Hebrew aud an Irish.
man. The former wanted the city
named Jerusalem ; the latter wanted
it named Tipperary. Neither would
give way to the other, and Tipperusa.
lem is the result.
1t is announced that the only re.
duction on passenger rates to Chicago
during the Worlds Fair will be %
per cent on the slow trains. That is
hardly fair, but let US wait and see.
There may be such competition as
will cut the rates down to a reasonable
fare, and everybody can go to the fair.
Tho Kelley League male quar-.
tette gave a good entertainment at
their club rooms last evening. To
night they give = concert at Nebraska.
and c'morrow evening at Wect Hick.
DRY. The people of these places will
miss 9 good treat If they fail to attend.
Proceeds for benefit of the Kelley
League Of TiOnesta.
Our young friend, Theo. Riddle,
who was called hithsr by the serious
illness Of his mother, gave us q pleas.
ant call Monday. Since his last visit
to his old home here, be has been mar.
ried and now two little Riddles have
come TO blesS bis home, which 10 now
ct North Clarendon, where he holds a
nice position with the South Penn Oil
Co.
Will Walters, came home from
Geneva, Indiana, last week, where he
has been with the Hsrdison colony en-
gagged in oil we'll drilling, nursing .
very badly used-up left hand. He got
it too near the engine gearing somehow
or another, and had two fingers brok.
90 aud badly msngled. Billy reports
the balance Of the boys from this sec,
ton in good health and spirits.
We are not Alarmists. Far from
il. But when No consider the relig.
ious secrecy which has applied for gen.
srations to the executive sessions of the
United States Senate, We experience q
degree Of alarm in contemplating the
seating Of Mrs. Lease in that digni6ed
body. Are ell our sacred institutions,
along with the tariff, to be thus swiped
out at q fell wOopf-Biiszard.
Now that the smoke of the politi.
cal battle is clearing away the Frank.
lin NetOS wants the people to turn
their attention for . short time TO the
new comet, which may be seen in the