The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-10-02

the like. A fresh supply daily at his
store. When in want don't fail to
call on him. 1t
Fridays Blizzard. Miss Gussie
Campbell, of Tionesta, who has been
visiting relatives in Ohio for a couple
Of weeks, stopped with relatives in
the city last night and left for home
this afternoon.
The first snow Of the season came
down rather copiously in these parts
on Monday morning of this week.
Down here in the valley it was a sort
of sleet, but we are told that on the
hills the ground was quite white.
The Free Methodist conference
meets in Bradford next week. Rev.
+. F. Shoup delivered his farewell
sermon here last Sunday evening, he
having held this station as long as
the rules of the church will allow.
Freight train No. 81 on the W.
N. Y. q P. had seven cars wrecked
Sunday afternoon near Tidioute.
The down passenger due here at 1853
p. IN. was delayed over three hours
by the wreck. No one was injured.
Thirteen coaches were necessary
to bring the crowd of exoursionists
down from Bradford and interme.
diate points last Sunday, and scores
were left behind on account of lack
Of room on the train, which had over
1000 people aboard.
Sunday last was rally day" in
the Presbyterian Sabbath schools of
the United States, and brought out
large attendances in all quarters,
The school at this place had an at.
tendance of 155, and the collection
amounted to over 500.
Flora Walters & Co. will have
their fall opening of millinery goods
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Of this week. A splendid line of
goods will be shown, and the ladies
are invited to call and make selec.
tions, and look over their stock.
Don't forget the days to. morrow,
next day and the next. 1t
S. d. Vanderlin of Butler, Pa,
was a pleasant caller yesterday.
Steve is negotiating to put down sew.
eral wells in the vicinity of his fa.
theirs place, over the line in VenaDgo
county, and if he is successful in pro.
curing leases enough to warrant the
undertaking, work will begin in q
short time.
The boys have caught on at last,
after brousing around for several
nights, and on Monday night cap.
tured four coons out on the hill,
George Frampton of Stewarts Run,
furnished the canine, and now the
Association" is ready to contract
with parties wishing to lay in a sup
ply of coon robes, "jerked" coon sad
dies, and the like, for the coming
winter.
Now that bicycles are prohibited
from using the sidewalks, their righ
to their proper share of the street
should be recognized by all whit
travel in vehicles. In order to avoiC
collisions when passing other bicycle
or vehicles always keep to the right
This is the law and the general rule
and if observed strictly, the DANCE
from accidents will be very greatl
, lessened.
! State Sup't SchaGer has appoin
ted Friday, Oct. Is, as autumn Al
Dor day. In referring to the origi
) of this custom he says that in re
! sponse to the first Arbor day proUls
+. nation in 1885, $4,000 trees wer
planted by teachers and pupils i
Pennsylvania, and the annual recuI
f renee of the event had led to tt
j.. planting of thousands of additions
? trees to the better adornment of th
b grounds around the school and tt
home.
!, Work on thu new river ros
y will begin in a short time, and @
: Friday of next week, 18th inst, it
Q proposed to have a large force
work on a piece of the new road
k short distance above Tubbs Run, an
r. a goodly number of citizens has
II signified their willingness to turn o,
e and give a days work in the goC
cause. T. d. Collins has consents
n to be present and superiutend Il
It work. Don't forget the day and
q on hand with pick and shovel
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