The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-09-23
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Pay your taxes.

LOCAL AND MlSCELLA MENUS.
Pay your taxes.
oil market Sl.l2.
Pumpkin pie is on tap.
Try the REPUBLICAN Office for job
work.
Lunch baskets, 25c. at Miles & Arm
strong's. 1t
-Buckwheat cakes will soon grace the
breakfast table.
A. w. Richards spent Sunday with
Oil City friends.
Miss Efie Clark is in Warren this
week visiting friends.
Get campaign hats for tomorrow at
Miles * Armstrong;. 1t
-Chestnuts-the kind that grow on
trees-are in the market.
Quite number of our people took in
the Warren fair last week.
The ice cream season is about over
and oyster suppers are due.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. d. Irwin are visiting
relatives in Franklin this week.
Our farmers have commenced to cut
their corn and dig their potatoes.
N. p. Wheeler of Stowtown was a
business visitor in town yesterday.
F. NJ. Knopp was down from Warren
on business few hours of Monday.
Don't forget the special meeting of
the Mckinley club this, Wednesday,
evening.
Buy a macintosh from Miles &
Armstrong. They sell the best goods
cheapest. 1t
Mrs. C. w. Clark and Mrs. F. p.
Amsler visited friends in Pleasantville
last Saturday.
L. j. Hopkins returned Saturday
from months business trip through the
Mcdonald oil field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Haslet and chill
dren are visiting friends in Oil City and
Franklin this week.
Mrs. Will Hunter of the West Side
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. j. w.
Green at Sugar Run.
-Pritner Agnew of Youngsville, was
shaking hands with Tionesta friends for
few days last week.
Sheriff and Mrs. J. II. Carson will
leave to-day for weeks visit to the
Pittsburg exposition.
Miss Ida Bonner of Stoneboro was a
guest at the residence of her uncle, G..
w. Robinson over Sunday.
Harry Scribuer of the Blizzdrd force
came up Monday from Oil City to do a
little fishing and visit friends.
-Protection-from chilling winds-is
what you want. Go to Miles & Arm
strong for underwear, suits, etc. 1t
-Chas. Kemble, Jr., of Tidioute, was
the guest of his fellow student, Forest j.
Bovard, for a few days last week.
Pay your taxes, Republicans. Don't
fail or you will lose your vote. The
time for doing so is drawing very near.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Brown and daughter, Of
Ashtabula Harbor, Ohio, were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Dale for few days
Mr.. NJ. A. Ellinger has taken a posi-
ton with f. r. Lanson as clerk, and eX'
poets to move his family here in few
days.
II. f. Richey is improving his resi-
denee by building an addition on the up
per rear corner which will add two more
rooms.
Rev. ]. V. McAninch returned
Saturday from three weeks visit will
friends in Kansas and other western
portions.
Miss Lizzie Dewalt, who has been il
Rimersburg, Clarion county, during tn,
past summer, is at home for visit will
her mother.
-Kirchartz Bros. have two dozen hand
some Mckinley flags for sale. Thes
pretty emblems are very appropriate TO
decorations. Also Japanese lanterns.
Mrs. r. NJ. Herman and Mrs. Pau
went to Hydetown Monday, taking littl
Rachel Herman to the Ridgway santa
rum for treatment.
Tho heavy rains of Friday nigh
caused quite a raise in the river and ena
bled some of our lumbermen to get on
number of barges.
Mrs. G. NJ. Shawkey and children, c
Cincinnati, have returned to Warren t
live and are with relatives on the Eas
side.- Warren MaL
The Sires photograph gallery at thi
place will be open tomorrow, Thursday
and evory Thursday following, with
good artist i'm charge. 1t
Gen. J. Y. James, Warren's Oldes
citizen and the oldest Mason known, be
ing - years in the order, was 93 year
oli Saturday, Sept II.
Mrs r. A. Bigley goes Tomorrow
Cooksburg, Forest county, where he
husband is engaged in erecting a count
bridge Franklin NelpS.
If you can manage to get through til
world without treading on anyone
coi as, you will be a dandy diplomat, bI
not H. 'lch of a citizen.-Er.