The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-02-01


tivity out 10 that section yet.
That bargain sale in winter
goods of every description is still 60.
ing merrily on at BarDett's. The
goods are going fast at the prices of.
fered, so get a move on If you want
any. It.
The Pennsylvania Railroad com.
pany has extended favors to the min.
istry by the placing Of orders with
their agents to issue clerical tickets
upon application. This will be re.
ceived with gratitude by the clergy.
AN effort is being made to form
a base ball league for the coming sea.
SON to be composed of Ridgway, Re
novo, Kane, Dubois, Brookville, Cha.
rion, Tidioute, Lock Haven and
Williamsport, says an exchange
What's wrong with taking in Tones.
tai She would be dead sure Of win.
ning-the leather medal.
The following reference to a
former Tionesta young lady is found
10 the Meadville Gazette: A speci.
men of the artistic work Of Miss
Fannie P. Tate is on exhibition at
the Pheuix Pharmacy. The subject
is Mrs. Juvia e. Hull, director of the
Meadville Conservatory Of Music,
aud Miss Tate has again demonstra
ted her ability as an artist. 81
Harley w. Fisher, one of Oil
City's attorneys. was married in that
place last evening to Miss May A.
Faint. The ceremony was perform.
ed by Rev. S. A. Cornelius at the
parsonage of the Second Presby'
teriau Church. - Franklin News.
Harley was once a Tionesta boy, aud
still has many friends here who will
join in best wishes on this occasion.
An exchange says: 1T is sug.
gested that states be hung in the
vestibules of churches to enable the
young ladies 10 register their names
On entering. If this plan be adopted,
the young men won't have to wait
outside until church is out, to See if
their charmers are present" A good
plan, and one that would save other
penple much trouble and annoyance
about the church doors often.
Those who would enjoy a pleas
ant evenings entertainment should
not miss the "Endeavor Day" SER
vices at the Presbyterian church to
morrow evening The exercises. con
sisting Of short essays embracing top
les connected with the society's histo
ry, aims aud Influence, will be inter
spersed with recitations aud music
specially selected for the occasion
A general invitation is cordially ex
tended.
The man who fools with a dirty
dauby rubber stamp, instead of let
ting a printer do u decent job for him
is wasting his time and losing money
10 the outcome. Be business like, i
you are a business man. He who at
tempts to do business without firm
name, business and address neatly
printed on a letter and envelope, j
considered extremely rustic by tn,
commercial world Warren Mail
Jes so. ~neIghbor.
The sheep claims fled in Merce
county during the year 1890. 1879.
and 1892, amounted to S12,147 81
making an average of a little owe
$4,000 a year. The dog tax levie'
each year is about $500 anuuall.
' and after ~deductiug the exoueratiun
there is a great shortage. The nut
ton dogs are three years ahead of tn
{ payments for their work and hav
somewhat suspended operations. =
VenaRgo Spectator.
-Marienville is making provisio
! for protecting itself against fire, an
has on foot a scheme to purchase
$1,000 chemical fire e~xtinguishe
u Our advice would be to get two $50
machines. They are more easll
a handled, could be kept in differer
u parts of the town, will throw a streal
to the top of any ordinary building
aud while one is playing on the fiji
a the other can be reflling-an advaI
y tage which will be readily appreci,
ted ut the first fire.
On the recommendation of r
IS preventative Haight, Leon Watsu.
" of Nebraska, has been appointt
le v.;obar of onails IN tba LON G.a,