The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-09-19

Black is a strong Republican and is
not blaming this prosperity on the
present administration. -MarienviIIe
Express. Congratulations from all
your friends down here, John.
w. H. Hood, manager of the
new platform at the upper end of
town, announces his 9th and last
dance for this season on the evening
of Sept. %. Good music engaged,
aud a general invitation is extended.
Don't forget the date. A hall has
been secured in case Of rain. 1t
The 35th annual fair aud cattle
show of the IroquOis Agricultural
Society will take place on the socie-
ty's grounds at Cattaraugus Reserva.
tion, Versailles, n. Y, Tuesday,
Sept 25, and continue four days.
These fairs are generally largely at.
tended and pronounced a success by
all who visit them.
Rev. j. r. Rankin returned from
conference yesterday evening, but the
official list of appointments not hav.
ing been printed when the conference
adjourned, be was unable to obtain
the list. Mr.. Rankin goes to Ere.
donia, Mercer county, Pa, and Rev.
W. w. Dale, for the past FIVE years
at Brockwayville, is appointed to this
charge.
In connection with Children's
Day, which will be celebrated in the
Lutheran Church, German Hill,
Thursday, Sept. q, a Mission Festi.
val will be held. Revs. Robr of
Shippenville, and Reimann of Oil
City, will be present and assist the
pastor, Rev. o. T. Kubitz, in con.
Quoting the affair. A cordial invita-.
tion is extended to all.
-Davey Hilsnds and Alex Fitch
started for somewhere up about Sala.
mancA yesterday morning, and will
"have a time" coming back on the
river. They will build a suitable
boat, aud having all necessary camp
ing equipage in stock together with
no end of fishing tackle, guns, ETC.,
they are loaded for bear, so to speak
and will doubtless have a fine old
time for the next two weeks.
Mr.. Nj. Hooks, of Altimont, Eff
fngham county, ILL.,, was caller a
this Office last Thursday. Mr.. anc
Mrs. Hooks we're formerly resident
of Armstrong county, Pa, and tool
advantage of the excursion rate
given the G. A. R. boys to make (
visit to old friends in this State
They also visited friends at Yves
Hickory, and were guests at the hom
of their neice, Mrs. j. P. Hulings
during their stay in Tionesta.
Should any of our farmers still
have need of thresher this seasol
they would do we'll to engage McIu
tyre & Co., of Perry, Pa, who hav
a new Huber Steam Steam Separator
and have been doing excellent worI
for the farmers in their section
They have a Massillon boiler and en-
gine and lose no time in gettin
through with a batch of grain, a.
ways giving the best of satisfaction
They have a record of turning ou
80 bushels in % minutes. Give ther
q trial.
Mr.. Gilbert Jameson, who ha
been quite i'll at the home of his sol
County Treasurer Jameson for th
past two weeks, is in a critical cond
tion at this writing, and his man
friends will be panied to learn tha
there is little hope for his recovery
, Mr.. Jameson is upward of II year
of age, and is one of the early settler
of this community, in which he hI
always been held in high esteem b
his fellowmen. Mrs. Jameson, wh
had been visiting relatives in Law
D renee county, returned last week. 4
I We go to press Mr.. Jamieson's deaf
is momeutarily expected.
j. K. Leonard, freight brak
y man on the w. N. Y. & P. road, hs
y the muscles of his right arm belO
Q the elbow fearfnlly mangled betweC
Q two bumpers of train "a, at Esg
!. Rock last Friday afternoon. +
IS was brought to this station by the 9
CINE, and DR.. Bowman dressed Il
q wound. No bones were brok,
q but several inches of she flesh we
: torn loose from the forearm, and 4
If unfortunate man was much weaken,
A by the loss of blood. His home is