The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-10-26
LOCAL AND MISCELLA NEOUS.

oil market Sl.lS.
Hopkins sells the clothing and shoes.
The first snow of the season this,
Thursday morning.
Ladies' rubbers 80 and 40 cents at
Miles & Armstrong;. 1t
Go and see the Cuban Spy Next Fri
day night at Armory Hall.
Underwear for men, 25c. and up, at
Miles Il Armstrong;. 1t
Less than two weeks remain of the
campaign. Get out the vote.
-Dunlap's latest style hats, popular
shades, at Miles Il Armstrong;. It
We are a day late with this issue ow
ing 10 delay in arranging the election
proclamation.
-Lanson's new grist mill is coming
along rapidly, large force of men being
at work on the building.
Mr.. +. II. Lanson, Prohibition nomi-
nee for County Treasurer, has withdrawn
from the contest, and his name will not
appear on the official ballot.
-Amsler don't keep anything except
the btst and freshest in vegetables and
fruits. In fact he don't keep them; he
sells them off rapidly, and that's why the
best can always be had at his store. 1t
Communion services will be held at
the Presbyterian church at Endeavor
next Sabbath morning at IL o'clock,
hence the services in the church at this
place will be held in the evening instead
ofin the morning.
The w. C. II. U. will entertain the
Anti Cigarette League at the headquar-
turs next Tuesday evening, Nov. LIST, at
half past eight o'clock. An invitation is
extended to all the boys who are willing
to take and keep the pledge.
The Women's Home Missionary So
ciety of the NJ L. church met at the home
of Mrs. Wyman last Friday afternoon to
sew piece blocks together to make a
quilt to send to the frontier. Although
the weather was very inclement at 6:l5 p.
m. there were between twenty-five and
thirty persons partook of refreshments
which did honor to the society. After
which the evening was spent socially,
intersperced with music and recitations.
Last Saturday, as the local freight
from Hickory, on the Hickory Valley
r. r. was "breaking" over the summit,a
car which was in front of the engine
broke loose and started down the grade, a
distance of about five miles, and collided
with four loaded cars which were stand
ing on the main track at Ross Run. The
car that broke loose was badly damaged,
while tho axel of the first car which stood
on the main track was broken and had to
be dumped into the ditch to clear the
track.
The schools throughout the county
are requested to make such voluntary
contributions as they may desire to the
Lafayette monument fund, TO be used
by the u. s. Commission to the Paris ex-
position in the erection of a monument to
General Lafayette. Any amount from
nickel up will be appreciated. Contribu-
tions should be forwarded to Hon. Chas
C. Dawes, Comptroller of the Currency
Washington, d. C. The attention o.
teachers and school boards is called tc
this matter.
The display of fall and winter hats a
+, Walters & Co.'S store this season sur
passes by far any previous effort on thu
g ,o Grs If xyOn haUn tOl
beauty you should not fail to go and ex
anime those wonders in the art of milli
merry. The prices this fall are much lowe
than ever, too, in fact about one-half wha
you would have to pay for the sam'
goods in the large cities. All are invited
to come and inspect goods, whether yo'
wish to purchase or not. This firm make
a specially of infants cloaks and hood
and infants wear of all kinds. Civ
them call. IL
Trunks and bags, cheap at Miles (
Armstrong;. IL
Gov. Hastings has issued Thanks
giving proclamation, in accordance wit
an act of the legislature approved Jun
%, 1897, calling on the people OF Penn
sylvania to meet at their usual places
worship on Thursday, Oct. q, (to-mor
row. to give praise and thanks to Al
mighty God for the results of the wal
The Governor says in his proclamation
among other things: Pennsylvania
surviving soldiers have returned to thei
homes, bringing renewed proofs of thei
devotion to the flag. Where opportunit
came, they won the laurels always cove
ed by the American soldier, and who's
opportunity came not, their devotion an
steadfastness was deserving of equ;
praise. The people of the commonwealt
in accordance with the sentiment Of th
hour, desiring to make public manifest
alton of their appreciation of the service
and sacrifices of those who so nobly su'
tanned the nations honor, will hold j
the city Of Philadelphia, on the 26th an
9th days of October, peace jubilee an
it has been deemed meet and proper tbs
one of the aforesaid days be set apart as
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