The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-09-20
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.


Corn shocking has begun.
The Clarion fair is on this week.
This is Jewish holiday, Atone.
ment Day.
Swallows have departed for their
southern sunny homes.
Ben Kelly is taking a course at
Clark's Business College, at Erie.
Miss Artie Robinson returned
from visit to the Worlds Fair yes.
terday.
The chestnut season will open
before long, and the crop will be fair
to middling.
DR.. Morrow and son Will attend.
ed meeting of the medical fraternity
at Titusville yesterday.
"A child of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Watson of Golinza, aged about one
year, died aud was buried here on
Saturday last.
-Pleasantvilles schools have
closed on account of diphtheria.
Four cases have developed, one hav.
ing proved fatal.
Miss Emma Hotallng, the guest
of Miss Blanche Pease for the past
two weeks, has returned to her home
in Edenburg, Pa.
Some orchards in this section
have done well this season. Mr..
Lawrence, across the creek has bush
els of apples rotting on the ground.
The boys will give a dance at
the platform next Tuesday evening,
to which all are cordially invited.
Good music will be in attendance,
and a pleasant time may be expected.
Mushrooms are now about at
their best, but if you are not suffi.
ciently expert in detecting the differ.
enoe between them and toadstools,
better let out the job Of gathering
them.
The full moon which occurs
nearest the autumnal equinox is
termed the harvest moon. This year
it will shine at the full on September
20, or three days after the sun has
passed the line.
Cards are out announcing the
wedding on the Goth inst, of Miss
Maggie Carson, daughter of r. o.
Carson of Neillsburg, to j. Frederick
Neill of Sisterville, w. Va.-Pleas.
antviHe Record.
Many of our exchanges have put
off the opening of the pheasant sea.
son till the 10Th of October. We
begin the slaughter on the first of the
month, uninformed exchanges to the
contrary Notwithstanding.
Rev. McAninch departed for
Chicago Monday for a few days visit
at the great fair. He will be with
his congregation again next Sunday
week, Oct. 1st Benjamin May Esq,
also departed on Monday for the fair.
Why not learn shorthand dur
ing these long eveningsH 1t is very
simple and easily learned, You
could put your time to a profitable
use. Full particulars will be given
by addressing "H," care of box 76,
TiOnesta, Pa.
The F. M. querterly meeting that
was to be held at this place Sept. %.
"a, is put off until Sept. 30 to Oct. 1.
The cause of the postponement is a
dedicatory service at Titusville on the
Oath inst, Chairman Sellew and Rev.
Showers oInclatiDg.
"A black and white fox hound,
answering to the name of "Duf,"
strayed away or was stolen from Jo.
seph Thomas, Tylersburg, Pa, some
time ago. The owner prizes his dog
very highly and will give a liberal
reward for his return.
-Messrs. S. III. Haslet, Herman
Blum and j. B. Muse, Conferees for
Edward Goodwin Of this county, at.
tended the Democratic Senatorial
conference at Ridgway yesterday.
After a few complimentary balloIs all
round, w. H. Hyde Esq, of Ridg.
way was named as their candidate for
the vacancy caused by Senator Halls
resignation. 1t is doubtful whether
the Republicans will 60 to the trouble
of Duttinp a candidate in the field