The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-10-18
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Next Friday, Oct. 20, will be
fall Arbor Day. Plant a tree.
Heavy frost in this locality
Monday night, forming ice of con.
siderable thickness.
Nelson, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Russell, has been quite
seriously i'll for two weeks past.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Green of
Wolf Run, n. Y, are spending
couple of weeks with Tionesta
friends.
-Chestnuts are plenty, and the
boys and girls are not allowing them
to decay on the ground, either, if
they know it.
Mrs. w. L. Hunter has been
confined to her bed with a severe at.
tack oS pneumonia, but is some bet.
ter at this writing.
L. j, Hopkins attended the meet.
ing of the Grand Lodge, A. o. u,
W., at Erie last week as the Repre-
sentative of Forest Lodge, of this
place.
In connection with my millinery
l have secured competent dress
maker and will be pleased to do dress
making and sewing at reasonable
prices. MRS w. w. GROVE, 1t.
See Hopkins q LanSon's new ad.
this week. They claim to have big
stock of goods for the fall trade, and
perhaps the matter bad better be in.
vestigated by the public generally.
Quarterly meeting services will
be held at Wesleyan church, Stewards
Run, commencing next Saturday eve-
ming and continuing over Sunday.
A cordial invitation is extended to
every one.
The rains of last week made a
good boat food in the river, but that
don't help business much hereabouts
as the markets below are about as
dead as they can we'll get, boats be-
ing hard to get rid Of at any price.
The County Commissioners have
posted bills announcing that they will
receive bids for painting the upper
creek bridge at Nebraska, and the
creek and river bridges at Tionesta.
Bids will be opened at o'clock, Oct.
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Nebraska sent good delegation
to the Worlds Fair last evening, as
follows: James G. Carson, Gus Wen.
sci, Billy Myers, Elmer Patterson,
James Thompson, Fin. Watson, E. S.
Collins, Charles aud Fred Klinesti.
yer.
Elders Warren and Schell and
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their singers are holding services in
the Mount Pleasant meeting house,
on German Hill. The meeting will
be protracted about two weeks or
longer. All are cordially invited to
come.
Al. Ault Of Nebraska fell into
one of the barges which he was helping
to run yesterday, near lockwood, aud
was brought heme on the afternoon
train. He was quite badly bruised
in several places and may be hurt in.
ternally.
Perhaps the largest single run of
boats and baiges from Nebraska that
has yet taken place was made since
the first of the week Upwards of
forty pieces were brought out, most
which have started for the lower
markets.
Attention is directed to Hunter
q Morgan's new ad, in to.day's pa
per. These gentlemen understand
their business, and keep fresh stock
in everything pertaining to their line,
They will please you if it is in the
pins, both in quality of goods and
reasonableness in pricess.
The work of improving the chan.
mel of the river by the Government
which has been going on under the
direction of Lyman Cook for the past
month, has been suspended on &C.
count of the rise in the river. The
crew had reached a point below
Franklin, and have done excellent
work.
Hopkins q LansOn are at home
in their line of business, with a store
full of new goods. Come in. 2t.