The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-11-18

cal Church. is a guest at the Evangelical |
parsonage, this city.--Franklin Nous.
Howard second son of James Has
kol, of Clarion, was killed bv being
caught by the bullwheel of a drilling
we'll near that place, yesterday. He was
aged about Is years.
In about three months we will be
getting out the vote once more for mu-
ncipal officials. Life in this glorious
climate is simply one continuous round
of pleasure. Blzzdrd..
j. II. Butler will have fine supply
of turkeys for Thanksgiving, having on
the way some GO-odd nice corn-led birds
Parties wishing a Thanksgiving turkey
should place their orders at once.
Harry Mcknight, of the Btizzard,,
was up a few days of last week to exer-
/ else his muscles in climbing over the
| hills after game, and at the same time to
escape the Mckinley ratification racket
that was still on when he left.
Mrs. j. j. Murphy of Ridgway, and
Mrs. Thos. Warner of Connellsville,
Fayette Co., are welcome guests of their
sister, Mrs. r. B. Crawford. This is the
first meeting of the three for long time
and it is very joyful occasion to them.
Geo. w. Noblit of Pigeon, Forest
county, was in town last Tuesday seek
ing the services of teacher for one of
the schools of his township. While in
town Mr.. Noblit being personal and
valued friend, paid us a pleasant CALL
Clarion Rep Gaz.
Quarterly meeting services were held
in the Free Methodist church at West
Hickory last Sunday and quite a num-
ber of Tionesta people were in atten-
dance, among whom were Rev. and Mrs.
+. E. Glass, Misses Rosa Hunter, Annie
and Sarah Anderson, Bessie Glass.
-"To discontinue an advertisement"
says John Wanamaker, Philadelphia
great merchant, sis like taking down
your sign. If you want to do business
p you must let the people know it.
would as soon think of doing busines:
without clerks as without Advertising
The local institute held last Saturday
at East Hickory, passed off very pleas
autly. Owing to the inclemency of th
weather the attendance was small, bu
those who were present enjoyed a pleas
ant afternoon. Arrangements wert
made for another meeting Saturday, Dec
| 18th.
jamestown AL: The Democrats arr
, consoling themselves over the fact tina
their defeat is not nearly so overwhel
, ming as indicated by first reports. Afte
all it's only the difference of being run
, over by train of cars or lumber wag
on. Either is said to be very trying t.
the nerves.
james Hood, who has spent the pas
four years in Chicago and vicinity, re
turned home one day last week for Wis
it. James was one of the boys VIII
helped to swell Major McKinley's grea
1 majority in Illinois, and bury Altgel
under an avalanche of ballots befor
: leaving Chicago.
: Mr.. Z. f. Clapp was up from Presi
dent last Friday and made pleasan
call at the REPUBLICAN Office, and Will
here told a number of his~good stories
Mr.. Clapp says that he only attended tw
= political gatherings during the late cam
paign, the first one being at Canton, o
and the second at Canton, o.
--Messrs. Fowler S Meyer, who hav
= been getting up the bird's-eye view {
Tionesta, delivered the pictures to sui
9 scribers this week, and received man
h flattering compliments on the excellenc
of the work. Haslet e Sons have or
dered a supply of frames suitable fc
= these views which they are selling yer
reasonably.
Rev. j. S. Elder, d. D., pastor Of I'll
: Presbyterian church, this place, has bee
II critically i'll. No man in the communit
is more beloved than DR.. Elder, and ou
citizens generally manifest deep -eoncer
Is as to his condition. At last accounts W
/ are glad to learn the indications for HI
ultimate recovery were more encourae
Z ing Clarion Democrat.
> Mrs Dunkle, wife of Mr.. Il. \
l. Dunkle, died at her home in Claringtol
Pa, on Saturday last, of typhoid feve
Is The funeral took place on Sabbath follow
II ing. Mrs. Dunkle was aged about
e. years, and besides the husband leav,
= three small children, girls, to mourn hC
death. She was q good woman and he
Is in high esteem by her neighbors.
J. Hon. James n. Moore of Butler, Pa
X one of the brightest and most thorough
'e independent members of the last Legi
lature, stopped a few hours in town ye
o. terday afternoon. Mr.. Moore's consti
le uents showed their appreciation of
"a services by returning him to the Hou
$ at the recent election 10y one Of the large
pluralities ever given legislative cand
" date.
es Meetings are continued in the FIR
- Methodist church with increasing
'o terest. Rev. j. Barnhart, the Distri
Elder, is present beside the followil
OF ministers: Revs. II. w. Cox of Bradfor
en- Z. s. Zahniser of Ulysses, Pa, j.
or Zahniser Of Pennfield. J. b. Easton
-e- Tuna Creek, J.. NJ. Eager of Sheffield al
G. NJ. Clifford of Barnes, Pa.-KdRe
'r- publican.
an DIR. and Mrs. T. d. Damn arrived
m, town last Friday evening and were que
ial at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S, d. Irw
till Saturday evening. They were
Ter their way homo TO West Chester, p
up from three months soiOurn i'm Northe