The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-09-02

nellsville, N. Y.
That dear old song, "Mother, put the
wheel away, 1 cannot spin tonight" is
being revamped for use by the bicycle
girl during the wlnter.-E1.
Miss Kate Hood has returned TO her
labors in the postofice, after two
weeks vacation spent in visiting friends
at Chautauqua lake and vicinity.
The man who wants a paper for the
next two months without politics in It,
will have TO take his choice between
sand paper, wall paper and fly paper.
The special dog day sale OF broken
lines at Miles d Armstrong; still con-
tinues, and some excellent bargains can
be had in shoes, suits, etc. Come early.
The tools were fast in the well drill
ing on the Patterson lease Monday, but
they we're removed all right and it is ex-
pected the well will be drilled in to-day.
Miss Bessie Cook of Nebraska de-
parted Monday for few weeks visit
with relatives in Rochester, N. Y, after
which she will go to school at Randolph.
d. w. Clark, who has been in charge
of the construction of a new water plant
at Portville, N. Y, during the past sum-
mer, has completed his job and returned
home.
An excellent line of school shoes for
children has just arrived at Miles 81 Arm
strong's and they will be sold at prices
that were never before equaled in Tio-
nesta. 1t.
Rev. ]. V. McAnnch is taking the
balance of his annual vacation, having
departed for Kansas on Monday of this
week. He expects to be absent two or
three weeks.
Tho season at Lily Dale has closed
and contrary to previous report the as
sociation finds itself ahead financially af-
ter paying all expenses connected with
the enterprise.
The Oil City Derrick has discontinued
the publication of its Sunday edition.
gerly watched for by our citizens and
will be greatly missed.
Mr.. VIM. Feitt and Miss Georgia
Collins, both of Franklin, Pa, were
united in marriage at the M. E. par
sonage by Rev. w. w. Dale, Tuesday
evening, Sept. l, 1896.
jay Catlin, of whig Hill, met with
a painful accident on Saturday last. He
cut his left foot open with an axe, the
wound extending from the toe back over
a large part of the foot.
C. w. Robinson is in st. Paul this
week attending tho national encamp-
ment of the G. A. r. he is one of the
State Delegates from Pennsylvania, and
is doubtless having a royal time.
Communion services were held by
the M. e. people at Kellettville Saturday
and Sabbath, in the grove there, which
had been nicely fitted up for the occa-
sion. Everything passed off pleasantly.
Miss Florence Hsggerty, who has
been the guest of her cousin, Mrs. j. NJ.
Taylor, for a week, returned home to
Tionesta, Tuesday, accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. Taylor. They went on their
wheels.-Emlenton HewS.
Mrs. John Watson, of Kellettville is
in a serious condition at present, as a re-
suit of the illness from which she has
been suffering all summer. 1t is pro-
posed TO take her away for treatment.
DIR. Detar will accompany her.
When you see number of people
coDgregated on tho street you may be as
sured that they are debating the finan-
cial question or talking about the won
derfully low price Of shoes and gents
furnishings at Miles q Armstrong;. 1t
Miles w. Tate, a former attorney OF
| Forest county, but for several years past
a resident Of Meadvillo, is missing from
that city, where his absence is the subject
Of anxious inquiry. Mr.. Tato's family
has gone to Boise City, Idaho, to live.
During the recent hot spell a gentle
man in West Virginia wrote to young
lady i'm Kane, Pa, that the weather in
that section was so hot they were COM
PEELED to feed tho hens cracked ice to
keep them from laying hard boiled eggs.
Mrs. A. j. Small and two children,
of Nebraska, who have been suffering
with typhoid fever, are getting along as
nicely as could bo expected. Mrs. f. p.
Walker Of the same place has been
stricken with the fever and at last ac-
counts her condition was quite serious.
John ]. Shick has severed his con-
nection with the Clarion JdekSonian and
Is now in Washington State, where no is
suffering from an abscess on his neck.
The paper will be conducted hereafter by
G. b. Whitehill, who will continue TO
give his subscribers good paper.
| A household curiosity is the asbestos
towel, which never needs washing.
when soiled, It is olesnsed by throwing
IL into tho fire and In a few minutes il
may bo taken out fresh and clean. This
would be a good towel for the printing
office. just make a note Of this fact,
Brer Muse.
Parties expecting 10 put up peaches
are requested TO leave orders at Amslers s.
lie will handle some Of tho finest grades
the market affords, but must know in
about what quantities 10 buy in order tO
save money for his customers and avoid
loss 10 himself IL.
Charles Kirchartz has moved his fam-
lily into the II. o. Davis house, now
owned by Mr.. Brennan, which has been