The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-09-14

The millinery firm of f. Walters Il
Co. have just received fine assortment
of the latest designs in walking hats aud
caps. Call aud see them. 1t
The last two days of the Oil City fair
occur to morrow and Friday. A special
train will leave this station on both
mornings at s:l4, returning about s
o'clock in the evening, so that visitors
from this section will have practically the
whole day there, and a large number will
go from here.
TO avoid the danger of lockjaw in
case of wound from a rusty nail or simi-
lar hurts, an exchane guarantees a rem
edy, always at hand and never falling. 1t
is simply to smoke the wounds with
woolen. Twenty minutes of smoking
will take the pain out of the worst case of
inflammation arising from the wounds.
Money at compound interest doubles
itself as follows: At 2 per cent. in 35
years; at per cent. in "a years at per
cent. in IS years; at Al per cent. in l6
years; at per cent. in IA years at 81 per
cent. in 13 years. at per cent in II
years; at 81 per cent. in IL years at per
cent. in few days over ten years. Paste
this in your hat.
The young people from our county
will find superior advantages in the
State Normal at Clarion. At no other
school is the moral element in training
i NhaG Gf in or
Clarion. Most of the graduates from that
school are actuated by a spirit becoming
true teacher, and few schools send out
teachers so well equipped TO fill their vo-
cation worthily.
The third annual convention of the
Forest County Veterans Association will
be held at Tionesta Thursday, Sept. %,
1898. 1t is expected that there will be
large attendance and preparations are al
ready being made by Stow Post and w.
II. c., to take good care of the veterans
and families. Prominent speakers have
been engaged for the occasion. A cordial
invitation is extended to all old soldiers,
their families and friends.
Councilman Benz. Lang is home
from West Hickory, where he has COM
pleted one of two huge silos being built
for Colonel ]. J. Carter on his stock farm.
The siio is of brick, circular in form, 26
feet high and about IL in diameter. The
silo is now being filled with green corn
ensilage, cut by special machinery and
power. and it is put within the struc-
ture by an elevator. The second silo is
under course of construction.-THlS
Herald.
The Wall Paper Trust, which some
months ago began to make itself felt in
different parts of the country, especially
in Pittsburg, has now completed its or
ganzation in every detail, and from this
time forth wall paper will come consid-
erably higher. Already the price of pa
per has been advanced from l2l to 3Sh
per cent. and it is said that the goods
for 1899 will have an advance of from %
to 80 per cent over present prices.-ET.
The Oil City and vicinity Union of
the Young Peoples Society Of Christian
Endeavor will hold their district conven-
ton in the Presbyterian church, ,Tionesta,
Friday, Sept. 20, at 2 p. IN. An interesting
gram has been prepared and a large
number of delegates and members are
expected from Oil City, Franklin, Titus
vile, Pleasantville and other nearby
towns. In the evening Rev. B. Garfield
| - Iyr;n On NNiafnrinnG
Endeavor." All are cordially invited to
attend these meetings.
About thirty of the members of the
Christian Endeavor Society of this place
drove in carriages to Endeavor last eve-
ming, where they mad the pleasure of
listening to Mr.. McKenzies report of the
International G. Il. Convention, held in
Nashville, Tenn, in July last. They re-
port a pleasant and profitable time, with
large audience present. The visitors
were royalty entertained by the mem
bers of the sister society at EndeavQr, and
were treated to a nice lunch before re-
turning home.
The P. o. S. Of A. of Marienville
gave an ox-roast to their friends last Sat
urday and rousing good time was had,
large crowd being present. The lead
ing features of the days enjoyment were
two games of ball-one between Marien-
vile and Tionesta which resulted in IA
vor of Marienville by score of % to ~
The other game was between Marienville
and Seigel, which resulted in favor ofSeig-
ell by a score of 7 to 6. The game with onr
bows must have been "hOt' one anG
, Judging from the looks of some of oul
players it must heve been second battle
of Santiago, and instead of scores they
must have been playing to see which side
would be credited with the greatest mum
ber of killed and wounded. Our boy'
claim that the umpire was unfair or they
could have won the game easily.
If there is anything worse than
murder in a community it must be {
busybody. In the Bible they are classeC
with evil doers, thieves and murderers
Their habits are social, their manner
confidential and sympathetic and thei
intimate acquaintance usually implie
; the heart burnings, hatred and jeaulous
; les. They insinuate themselves by kin'
: and friendly offices into your homes
pick up your peculiarities, get at you
secrets, guess at your former history
: stir facts and fancies into the kettle G
a their own suspicious and surmises, cove
b. the whole truth with napkin of imita
ton charity and send the compoun
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