The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-10-28

You're of Br'er Bltzzdrd hos not an
eek" and won't be for four years yet, If
his whiskors keep on growing.
There is to bo another Republican
rally in Marienville tomorrow (Thurs-
day. evening. Col. Stratton, Of Wash
ington, d. O., and Harry r. Wilson Of
Clarion, will be the speakers Turn out.
The first deer that has been seen in
this place this fall was carried through in
a hack yesterday. It's good thing for
the man who had possession of it that
some Of the borough officers didn't see
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. c. Golden are
guests at the Rural House. Mr.. Golden
is the Deputy II. G. r. of the Indepen-
dent order of Foresters and is endeavor-
ing to organize a court of that order in
this place.
An invitation has been extended by
the Y. p. S. c. E. Of this place to the Of
ficers of the local union of the Frank
lin district to hold the next convention,
which will be held some time in Febru-
ary, in this place.
Many people claim that lager beer is
not intoxicating. Well, that may be
true. OF course we don't know, but
what's the reason there is so much more
of il sold than birch beer, which tastes a
good deal better?
II. c. Callahan and sisters, Isabelle
and Eylyn, j. d. Graham, Jack Heffer-
man aud j. c. McGurn, of Oil City, and
Misses Anna Graham and Bessie Gior-
hart of Clarion, were guests at the resi-
dence of Patrick Joyce on Sunday.
1t is good deal bett for woman
to weary herself hanging big days
washing on the line than it is to tire her
self out running around telling some tale
on some other woman's husband, which
she has no business knowing.-Er
C. II. Anderson and Ira Murphy, of
Tionesta, came to the city last night and
returned home this afternoon.-L J.
Hol kins, Jacob Overlander and Claude
Campbell, Of Tionesta, were visitors in
town to-day.-Oil City Blizzard, Oct 2l.
"A. S. Krost, of Buffalo, who is vis-
iting friends in Titusville, drove over
from that place yesterday. He was ac-
companied by Mrs. w. L. Shelby, Mrs.
J. p. Thomas and Miss Jane b. Chase.
All were registered at the Central House.
p. NJ. Clark has the most beautiful
chrysanthomum bush we have ever seen.
There are over a hundred large blossoms
on the plant and an innumeral amount of
buds. 1t is certainly a beautiful plant,
and one Of which Monroe may Justly feel
proud.
just at this time it might be well to
caution some of the enthusiastic Popo-
Gratis not to bet all their money on
Bryan, as Thanksgiving viii soon be
here and we should awfully hate to see
them 60 without turkey on that festive
holiday.
1t was hoped that the typhoid fever
epidemic at Clarington was under con-
troll, but two new cases have been report
ted. The victims are Mrs. S, NJ. Dunkle
and Mrs. Thomas Osbourn. So far as we
have been able to find out the cases have
hot assumed a serious aspect as yet,
AT the next meeting of tho literary
society, which will be Friday evening,
Nov. 8, the subject for debate will be
"Resolved, That a Classical Education is
Beneficial" T. e. Armstrong and T. f.
Ritchey will handle the subject in the af-
firmative, while A. w. Richards and S.
d. Irwin will take the negative.
-Fredrickson, the merchant tailor,
wants to make you a. suit of clothes. Go
in and see his samples. He will make
the price all right, and give you better
work than you can get from abroad.
But if you want clothes from abroad, he
can fit you out in that way too, and at
prices that can't be beat by anyone.
An exchange makes the following as
sertions: If a country editor would snap
up all the inducements held out to him
he would soon be millionaire. (?) If he
would run newspaper according to the
popular notion he would soon be in the
poor house. If he published all the
items that are sent him he would be in
Jail one half the time and in the hospital
the other half.
-Amsler is doing business right along
at the old stand and he is going to con-
tinue doing so. Why? Simply because
he sells confectionery, cigars and tobac-
co at the lowest possible prices, and his
stock is always fresh. Oysters are all the
go now, and you will always find them
nice and fresh at Amsler's. He also has
q photograph to show. Go i'm and see il.
The first lecture under the auspices
of the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will be given one week from next
Sunday, Nov. Sth, in tho Presbyterian
church, at l o'clock by Rev. ]. V. Nc
Aninch. Subject, "Childs' Life and its
Development" The young people of the
town are very cordially invited to be
present, also parents and children. All
will be benefited as well as entertained.
"A meeting OF the Y. =. S, c. T.. of
this district is TO be held in fimsville,
next Friday and quite number Of the
Tiouesta members expect to drive over,
among whom are Rev. J. V. McAninch
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. E. Armstrong, Mrs.
c. NJ. Whiteman, Hart Lawrence and
sister Laura, and Misses Auna Whitmer,
Florence Klinestiver, Mae Grove, Clara
DunlSle, Winnie and Delva Randall, and
Anna Helsel.
The 32d annual convention of the
State Sabbath School Association which
met at Carlisle, Oct. 18th and 18TH, was
was Oue of the yprv hest avpr hold i'm tho