The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1900-10-31

will begin December oath and last five
days.
October has done itself proud in the
matter offine weather Now if Novem-
ber will behave as well we may all be
happy, whether the gas man likes it or
not. u
Tomorrow will he deer. killing time.
Two deer in any one season is the law
ful allotment for one person. In other
words we're all entitled 10 two each il
we can get 'em, and we don't see why we
can't.
On and after Nov. lst, the Forest
Telephone Co., will put three minute
limit on all conversations over their line.
Persons insisting on talking longer at
any one time will be charged five cents
per minute.
Don't lose sight of the fact that Ans
Ter keeps an especially fine stock of gro
ceries, in which line everything is of the
freshest and best brand, 1t will pay you
to call on him for all such goods because
they are sold at very narrow margin.
"A couple of freight cars were derailed
and thrown across the track at the lower
end of the switch at this place Monday
morning, but by prompt work of the
wrecking crew the track was cleared 50
that there was no delay in any OF the
passenger trains.
Death IN Wednesday morning last,
relieved the suffering OF Miss Teresa
Kopinski, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Kopinski, of East Titusville,
whose strange malady has attracted so
much attention during the last couple of
months Deceased was just passed 20
years of age. She had been a sufferer for
over eleven months from a complication
of diseases which terminated in a slow
petrification OF the body World.
"A party ofsix boys whose ages ranged
from l2 to II years passed through here
Monday morning on their way to "any
old place." They claimed Erie as their
home aud had run away TO get rid of go-
ing to school. They were a sorry look
ing bunch and their break fast menu con-
sisted of apples, which they roasted in
the stove at the depot. Every one of them
would have been in much more COM
Portable frame of mind had they been in
hearing distance of their home school
| bell.
-Marienville Is to have a national
bank in the near future, an institution
which the business people of that thriving
town have stood in need of for several
years. The Express says "the necessary
amount of stock has been pledged, but
there is yet an opportunity for any of our
home people to invest who wish. The
bank will be great convenience, and our
people will have the satisfaction of know
ing that our most substantial business
men will be interested with practical
bankers in its CONTROL
The public is warned against a new
counterfeit silver certificate that has
made its appearance. 1t counterfeits the
new issue of silver certificates is a photo
photographic note, looks well, bears treas
ury number 2,4lS,603, check letter b,
plate number 20, series of 1899 and has
the usual signature of j. w. Lyons, reg
lister of the treasury, and Elias H. Rob-
erts, treasurer of the United States. De-
| lects in the bill are white spots on the
right cheek of the Indian portrait and
lack of life like appearances in the left
eye. The paper is also darker shade of
green than is the color OF the genuine
note.
Robert Bean killed bear in his orch
ard up on Beaver creek, Hickory town
ship, last Thursday night that weighed
nearly 400 pounds. The old cuss had been
helping himself to apples for several
nights prev ious and Mr.. Bean laid in
wait for him on the night in question and
succeeded in getting bullet into his
anatomy in about the right spot. 1t is
said the bruit had shortly before carried
fine cali off the premises. The Lear was
taken to Oil City where its carcas furnish
ed steaks for the denizens of the hub for
severel days. The people of that district
need little bear meat during this heated
congressional campaign to keep up their
ferocity