The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-10-05

over Sabbath. Rev. Il. j.
butcher will assist. All are cordially
invited.
Hon. Thomas Struthers, one of
Warreu's oldest aud foremost citizens,
died at his home on the 29th ult, aged |
SO years. He was one Of the pioneers
of Warren and to his public spirit and
liberality much Of the towns prosperi-
ty is due.
MIR. d. F. Robinson and sisters,
Misses Belle and Lizzie Robinson, of
Reynoldsville, Pa, are paying a visit
to their brother, G. w. Robinson
Mr.. r. is also accompanied by his
bright little daughter. He discovers
quite change in the population of
Tionesta since his residence here.
There has been issued from the
Office of the Worlds Fair managers a
circular which announces that each
public school pupil can have an oppor-
tunity TO place a sample Of his or her
school work on exhibition at the Co.
lumbian Exposition, provided that
work can stand the tests If examiua.
tion. A goud chance for some Of our
bright boys and girls is here presented.
Frank Law was up from Oil City
last week doing some Timing. He re-
spouted the Central House, doing one
Of the incest jobs yet seen in the town.
He has formed co.partnership with
J. b. Urquhart in Oil City, and any
one wishing their services in the line
of roofing, spoutiug or sheet metal
working can have his wants attended
to promptly by dropping a line to the
firm of Law g. Urquhart, Oil City. Pa.
One Of the prettiest works of art
that has reached this Office for some
time is in pamphlet illustrating the
Nations Capital, aud for which Hon.
j. b. Aghew has our thanks. The
White House, famous Pennsylvania
Avenue, all the massive public build.
Jugs, the many beautiful public aud
private parks are most artistcally
shown, and as a souvoner of Americas
most beautiful city it certainly is ex.
cellent.
"A. w. Stroup of German Hill is
having his full share of bad luck just
now. A short time ago he met with an
accident which might have cost him
his right leg, having gotten i, between
a log and stump while taking out
timber. Last Wednesday his best
team horse laid down and died, leav-
ing him without a team, besides which
he has had considerable sickness in his
family within the past six weeks. He
begins to think misfortuues never come
singly.
Mr.. H. u. Towner, whom most OF
our people had mourned as dead, a re-
port to that effect having gained cur
rency some years ago, arrived in Tio'
uesta last week alive, well, robust and
good.natured as of old. Homer
still makes Kansas his home, but ha:
been in many western states during the
past few years. He still has a fond
ness for his native State and takes
pleasure in getting back with ole
friends in this section once in a while
and they are always glad to see hi
genial countenauce among them.
The Kelley Club of TioneSta viii
give musical entertainment in tn,
school house hall this evening They
have had nice program in preparation
for some time, and will be assisted by
local and foreign talent from Titusville
Oil City, Franklin, and Meadville
and will give their audience a gooC
evenings entertainment. The pro
ceeds are to go toward furnishing ant
fitting up the Clubs quarters in th
old Universalist church building
which has been recently overhauleC
and put IN good condition for the win
ter, and which future entertainment
will be given, Turn out and give tn
boys benefit.
The Republicans of Kingsle.
township are alive and active and pro
pose to make things hum during tn
remaining weeks of the campaign
Yesterday afternoon a large assem-
blage gathered at Starr and raised
handsome Harrison and Reid banner
The crowd was enthusiastic, and th
banner went up with hurrah, and
the Republicans all over the countr
are as wide awake as those who too
. part 10 this demonstration the electio
> Of our gallant standard bearers is q
: certain as the Sth day of Novembe
comes. . Let the fight progress a
J. along the line from this time on. Th
enemy is on the run and must be keI
IN tho movp