The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-09-23

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mer, has moved with his family to Mead
Vile.
Mr.. Ed. Leech Of Marienville passed
through town Monday en- route to visit
friends in Ohio for week or so. He
gave the REPUBLICAN a pleasant call
while here.
"A young man and young woman of
Coudersport are reported to have made
desperate wager: If Bryan is elected she
will marry him; if Mckinley is elected
he will marry her.
The reunion of the survivors Of the
old Bucktail Regiment took place at EN-
porium recently. OF the $50 old soldiers
present only one was in favor of free
coinage Of silver.
The "killing frosts" that were sched-
uled by the weather bureau for Monday
morning failed to put in an appearance.
At least we dave heard of no great dam
age in this vicinity.
Miles q Armstrong have just re-
ceived a fine line of shirts direct from the
manufacturers for men and boys in
white and colors, which cannot be excell-
ed in style, quality or price. 1T
Rev. r. A. Buzza preached his intro
ductory sermon in the NJ. e. Church,
Sunday evening, and was greeted by a
very large audience, who seemed to be
we'll pleased with his remarks.
Postmaster Mcclellan, Squire Will
ton, Candidate Watson, Editor Shick and
Landlord Paff, were down from Marien-
vile Friday evening to hear what Col.
Spangler and Capt. Jack had to say.
DIR. Warren, the State Zoologist, does
not think that the army worm will re-
turn next summer. He estimates that
the damage done by this worm in Penn
sylvania this year amounts to 100000.
1t is said that in Pennsylvania a
geater variety of beautiful scenery may
be found than in any other state in the
Union. But Pennsylvania people do not
appreciate it until they go away from
home.
Geo. Weant was over from Grand
Valley day or two last week. This is
Georges first trip over since he moved
there. He says he is doing very nicely
on his lease there and rather likes the
change.
Fruits by the basket, pound or hun
drod weight at Amsler's these days, and
all of the finest qualities and lowest pos
sible prices. Shipments daily, SO that
there is no staleness about his goods.
Try them. 1t.
-Fascinators, children's underwear,
and goods designed for fall and winter
weather, opened this week at Lawrence
81 Smearbaughs. A well selected line,
and marked down to suit the times. See
| If they amt. 1t.
Turn out to the Grand Republican
Rally at the court house tomorrow after.
noon and evening. Speakers of national
fame will be here to discuss the great
what they have to say.
Gus b. Evans, the hustling chairman
of the Republican county committeee, is
chock full of activity these days, and /
the voters are not kept well informed and
enthused it will not be on account of any
lack of work OH his part.
"A very pretty assortment of Ladies
Dress Goods and trimmings, Just in a
Lawrence & Smearbaugh's, and the
prices are marked down where all car
reach them. Before you fit out for tho
season call and see the stock. 1t.
The Erie conference of the NJ. E
church was organized in 1886 and helt
its first meeting at Meadville, the mum
Der of ministers then represented was
l06. The conference now has within it
bounds over 10000 members.
Mrs. NJ. c. Myers of Morgantown
w. Va, who has been visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Walters, for few
days past, went to Tidioute Monday t.
visit her husbands parents. She will
return here before going home.
Miss Verna Watson left for Ran
dolph, N. Y, Monday morning, where
she expects to finish elocution the coming
spring. This is Miss Verna's third yea
at Chamberlain Institute, and she say
she likes the school better every year.
-LosT-Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 22d
from Canfield's surveyor road from Kel
lettville to Tionesta, a black silk bag
containing gold thimble, pocket book
scissors, etc. Finder will please leav,
same with c. f. Weaver, at Contra
House, Tionesta, Pa.
Quarterly meeting services will b.
held in the Free Methodist church com
mencing Friday evening and continuing
over Sunday. A meeting of the differ
ent socities of the church will be hell
Saturday afternoon and officers will b.
elected for the ensuing year.
Rev. w. w. Dale went to Titusvill
Saturday and preached to his congrega
ton in that place Sunday, returning T.
this place Monday morning. Mr.. Dal
and family expect to leave for Titusvill
tomorrow. The best wishes of thei
many friends here go with them.
Hon. ]. A. Proper, who has been il
Pittsburg for the past three weeks, hav
ing an operation pei formed on his eyes
which have been almost totally blind for
year past, returned last Thursday. TIL
treatment was so successful that he is i
hopes of regaining the sight of at leas
one of his eyes.
Albert Gordon, of Elkhart, Ind, VIII
is one of the travelling agents of tn
Deering Harvesting Machinery Co., an
has been in England since May, arrive
in town last Thursday, ON his retur
from that country, and after visiting rel
Z tivps hare for n faw daVs returned wit