The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1897-09-01
LOCAL AND MISCELLA NEOUS.
oil market $.7l.
Labor Day next Monday.
Only 5 cents a day will do it.

Labor Day next Monday.
Only cents day will do it.
-You can get it at Hopkins store. If.
Prices are the lowest at Miles q Arm
strong's. 1t.
-Amsler sells fruit cans cheaper than
anybody else. 1t
You can get pair of $500 pants at
Hopkins fol Sl.95. 1t
This years crop of rubbers now on
sale at Miles & Armstrong;. 1t.
Fall opening at Smiths Business
College, Warren, Pa, Aug. 30. st
The Warren fair begins Sept. IA, and
continues over the 18th Don't miss it.
Flour has advanced 1925 On the car
load but the farmer is paying off his
mort gage, just the same.
1t is expected that there will be one
of the largest buckwheat crops this fall
that we have had IN years.
The Bpworth League will hold their
regular business meeting next Monday
evening at 1880. All are requested to be
present. Mrs. j. It. Carson, Rec. Sec.
You are invited to call at Hopkins
store and inspect their stock of clothing,
shoes and dry goods before you buy.
Then make your purchase where you
can do the best. 1t
Remember that You must pay State
or county tax 80 days before the election
il you desire to vote; and you must pay
it in person or give some one a written
order to pay it tor you.
A Warren woman fell from her wheel
the other day and bit of an inch of her
tongue. The local papers report that the
accident caused some of the meanest men
in town to buy wheels for their wives.
While crossing the road to borrow
| his neighbor's paper, an Erie county, N.
", man was run over by a wagon and
his doctor bill for repairs was SIS, and
even then he didn't get his paper. The
moral is obvious.
Hon. ]. b. Agnew has received word
from the pension bureau to the effect that
the widow of Andrew Mccoy, very
worthy LADY, Harmony township, this
county, has been granted a pension
through his efforts, of eight dollars pei
month.
About 80 of our young people drove
up to the Kelly farm at Oldtown last Fri
day evening and enjoyed an old fashion
ed corn roast. Other refreshments were
of course taken along and a bounteou'
repast spread. A "howling" good tim,
is reported by all who were in atten
dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Giering were
called upon to mourn the death of theil
infant daughter, aged three months anC
ten days, which occurred on Friday o
last week. The funeral was held OF
Aninch officiating. The bereaved par
ents have thesympathy of all our citizen
in their sorrow.
For years past it has been legal t
shoot squirrels in Pennsylvania afte
September !. Such is not the case thi
year. Under the new law no game car
be legally shot until October 18th, a
which time partridge, woodcock ant
squirrel shooting opens. Rabbit shooting
begins November lst. The only excep
ton TO the above is that woodcock ma,
also be shot from July lst To- August LIST
The Tionesta Public High Sehoo
opened Monday, August 30, with the fol
lowing corps of teachers; Room No.
Miss Kathleen Joycei Room No. ,, Mis-
Martha Morrow; Room No. 3, Miss Ma
ry l.. Lamb; Room No. 4, Miss Id
Paup; Room No. 5, Prof r. n. SpeeI
Principal. The same teachers were EN-
ployed last year, and very successful
term was the result, consequently th
school need have no fear of the success c
the coming term.
Hopkins still has few Of those 45C
pants left. 1t.
J only o cents day will do it.