The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-10-31

W olIoo huu otyteb COme odilgi no
they are going fast at the prices ask
ed for them. IF.
Miss Lizzie Morgan at the home
Of her father Joseph M. Morgan, and
Miss Lizzie Wuerzge who is at
Charles Russell's, are i'll with ty.
phoid fever, contracted while picking
grapes in the Brockton grape region.
The young ladies have been sick
about two weeks aud are reported by
physicians in charge as getting along
very nicely.
The pupils of the public schools
in Titusville have formed an Anti.
Cigarette League. A full corps of
officers has been elected and a con.
stitution adopted. 1t has succeeded
in interesting a great number of
young boys and others in its crusade
against the use Of cigarettes. The
example might be followed with pro.
it by the public schools of Ticnesta.
Two marriage ceremonies were
performed by Squire S. j. Setley last
week the first being that Of Mr.. r.
G. Heath of Starr, Pa, and Miss
Katie Mates Of Marion, Kansas, and
the second of Mr.. Frank Rudolph of
Newtown and Miss Katie Glsssner of
Tionesta township. The young gen.
tlemen are we'll known and popular
residents of Kingsley township and
the REPUBLICAN joins their many
friends in Wishing them long and
happy married life.
Tonight is All Halloween and
it behooves the careful citizen to get
his turnips, cabbages and other gar
den bric.a.b brac slowed away before
dark if he desires to know where it
is tomorrow morning. The occasion,
as rule has not been badly abused
by its observers in Tionesta and it is
to be hoped that tonight will not be
an exception. Fun is fun, but des
truction to property and disreputable
conduct is not sport, and those who
indulge in this form of amusement
should not forget that they are liable
to prosecution for malicious mischief
Jared Huling has copy of The
Christian Banner, paper published
at Fredericksburg, Va, June z, 1852.
1t is quite curiosity and shows to
what extremities the people we're re.
duced even so early as 1862, as a
piece of the commonest kind of brown
wrapping paper was used to receive
the impression of the type. 10 one
place the publisher says: "If by the
help of God and our fellow citizens
we can secure paper and ink, we shall
write many things which we trust
will be of service to the people.
We hope he did for it was a Union
paper and the publisher was evident,
ly full of sand" Jared has had the
paper for 80 years and values it high
ly.
Mr.. VIM. Dickrager and Mis-;
Anna Lohmeyer, two of German
Hills most popular young people
. we're married at the Lutheran par
sonage in Oil City at 2 o'clock oil
! last Thursday afternoon. Rev. H
! j. Reinmsn pastor of the church of
' 6ciated. Mr.. Dickrager has recently
completed very pretty new house oil
1 his farm, which was ready for occu
pacny upon the return from their wed
Y ding trip. A reception was given t
the newly married couple last wee
a at the home of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Lohmeyer, wher
4 many friends we're present to wis
them Joy in their new relation. Th
REPUBLICAN extends congratulations
with the hoPe that their lives may b
full Of sunshine.
+, The death of Daniel Harrington
which occurred at the home of b
, daughter, Mrs. Mary Spear, at Evar
y City, Butler county, at O'clocl
= = Monday, October 22d., removes OF
, of the sturdy pioneer characters
this county. Mr. Harrington WI
d born in Whitefeld, c., in 1907 an
T. came to Ross Run, this county, whe
ST about 25 years of age. We ha'
T. been unable to get much concernir
his life, for while be wrote much
y others he devoted but little space
s. himself. Some time prior TO h
IL death be wrote an auto.biograph
VI from which an article for publicatio
H. will be CLEANED. The remains We
o. laid to rest last Thursday afternoo
by the side of his wife in the Zue