The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1897-09-01
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Have you seen those heavy shoes at
Hopkins YETI 1t
oil City will have the annual NJ. T..
Conference this year, beginning Sept. 8.
The serpentine elastic stay keeps
your rubbers from breaking. See Miles
& Armstrong. 1t.
The wages at the Broadhead wooden
mills, jamestown, N. Y, have been
raised ten per cent.
Fall season now opens and you
should see styles and prices at Miles &
Armstrong; before you purchase. 1t.
DO you appreciate good laundry
work2 if so patronize the Dunkirk
Steam Laundry. Miles d Armstrong,
agents. If
"A movement is on foot TO have the
river bridge at Tidioute made county
bridge. We hope it will he successful.
Free bridges are what is needed on the
Allegheny river.
Fruit of every description at Am
sler's. Always fresh and in any quantity
desired, at the lowest market prices.
Headquarters for choice confectionery,
cigars and tobacco. 1t
1t is now misdemeanor punishable
by fine of $1,000 and imprisonment for
two years for any person to confess judg-
ment against himself in favor Of one not
a bona fde creditor.
The 18th annual Fair of the Warren
Co. Fair Association takes place at War
rem, Sept. Ia, Is 16 and II. There are
none that beat and few that equal the
fairs of this association.
The new fall millinery goods are ar
irving at the millinery store of f. Wal
ters & Co., and the stock of Sailors and
Walking hats and Children's caps is now
complete. Come and examine goods and
prices. They never were cheaper. 1t
The State Board of Agriculture will
pay $3.50 per day for local expenses of
the farmers institutes to be held the COM
ing winter, besides furnishing at least
two lecturers for each institute. This
sum, it is estimated, will be ample to
meet all necessary expenses.
Those who would enjoy day of real
pleasure and profit should arrange to at
tend the Fair at Warren one or two days
at least. Their exhibits are OF the very
finest in all classes of goods, produce or
stock, and are worth going a long ways
to see. Sept. IA, 10, and 16, are the days.
The H. o. Davis property on the
bank of the river near the east end of the
bridge having been purchased and nicely
repaired by j. II. Swanson, of the man
| flo xsrnr1yc ho kog l.; -
the same. E. L. Hickman, carver at the
mantle works, occupies the upper rooms
of the house with his family.
The odd Fellows have purchased a
handsome fountain which is to be placed
in Riverside cemetery as soon as the
work on their new reservoir is completed
and line laid from the hill to the GEM
etery. When the fountain is in running
order it will make a vast improvement
in the Odd Fellows already beautiful
burial place.
The noisy steam thresher now travel
ing our public roads prove great men,
ace and terror to horses. 1t should be
borne in mind that the law requires that
a person shall precede the engine OF
steam thresher several hundred feet and
warn persons who are driving of its ap.
proach. A heavy fine is the penalty fol
neglect Of the precaution.
September 2 is the last day for regis
tration so as to be entitled to vote at the
fall election. This year the election o.
state and county officers will be on No.
vember and as the law requires all
voters to be registered 60 days before the
day of election, they should see that theil
names are on the registry list of their re
spective districts on or before September
End.
-Elbert, one of the twin sons of ex
County Commissioner Peter Youngk, o
Green township, had a 22-calibre revol
yer accidentally discharged in his hands
a few days ago, the ball entering thu
palm of the left hrnd, lntiicting rather
painful wound. The physician was un
able to locate the ball, but as the WOUND
is healing rapidly no permanent injury
to the hand is anticipated.
The Bradford Era says that through
the combined efforts of Hon. w. b
Hooker, and Hon. J. c. Sturtevant of tn
Erie Crawford district, the Pension de
partmeut formulated a new district ant
, directed Harry B. Bouton to take charg
of the same with headquarters at Warren
I Pa. The district comprises the following
I counties: Clarion, Elk, Forest, Jefferson
. Mexican, Warren and Venango, seven il
all. Mr.. Bouton feels much flattered il
! being the one selected out of so man ex
I aminers, and his past work in Erie an
y Crawford counties is highly commended
: The reunion of the veteran Soldiers
Association of Forest County, at Yves
> Hickory on the 10th inst, one week fror
next Friday, gives promise of aflordin
most pleasant occasion for the sol
boys" who will once more gather for
fraternal handshake and greeting. PREF
aratons are making by the good peopl
of the community to give their guests
cordial welcome and every possible e
fort will be put forth to make the aflai
one long to be remembered. The w. J
c. will do everything in its power I
make the occasion a complete success
: but would request that all visitors brin
we'll filled baskets so there may be n
. question about the replenishment of th
Il inner man.
The fourth annual meeting of ii
Northwestern Association Women's r,
> lief Corps, auxiliary to the G. A. r., VIZ
held in the Ellicott building, Buffalo, O