The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-09-25

Miss Ralph OF Oil City gave very
interesting, as well as instructive talk, TO
the Epworth League last Friday evening.
All who herad her were pleased with her
pleasant manner and earnestness in the
cause.
The weather of the past few days has
been all right, and continuance of the
same for about week will see about all
the potatoes, buckwheat, corn, etc., safely
harvested. What is so rare as day OF
fine fall weather, anyway
-Rollio, the little S.year-old son of
John b. Gold of Nebraska fell off the
porch at his home last Wednesday and
broke his left leg. DR.. Dunn was called
and rendered the necessary surgery, and
the little fellow has since been doing
WELL
While attending court this week drop
in and have your measure taken tor an
international" suit. Quality of goods
cured from merchant tailor. Prices as
low as you can get at a hand-me-down
store. Heath & Felt. 1t
There is good prospect for a fair
showing Of that reliable old North Amer
lean breakfast staple this winter. The
buckwheat crop is being harvested in
many sections and the yield is fully up
to the average. Now with proper lay
out of fresh pork and honey we may all
may be happy yet.
Skid Jacobs, who is employed on the
barge yard at the Warren Lumber Co.'S
plant, came home yesterday nursing a
badly dislocated ankle joint, the result OF
little play spell two days previous.
DR.. Dunn put Skid in as comfortable con-
dition as possible and he is now at his
home in Nebraska.
A. NJ. Neely Il Co. have purchased
the large general store of c. w. Amsler
in Marienville. The new firm is COM
posed of Hon. A. NJ. Neely and A. b,
Dehner of Alum Rock, Charles Sabine OF
Erie and Leo f. Heating of st. Peters
burg. They will carry on the mercantile
business at the old stand.
--Glancing at the professional card in
this paper of DR.. d. p. Fredricks, eye,
ear, nose and throat specialist of Oil City
it will be noted that he has changed his
office hours to suit people from this sec
tion who NAV be in need of his srvices.
lie will be found at his Office from 10 a.
III. to p. m, except on Thursdays.
The latest novelty in the way OF
social functions is the "cake party
With each invitation card is sent re
questing the recipient to represent some
kind OF cake. The efforts of the gnests to
rig themselves up in the guise of ange
cake, gingerbread, cookies, layer cake
ETC., are said to be as amusing as they are
ingenious.
An Outspoken exchange remarks
Ladies should remove their hats in
church. No sermon can inspire man
who is looking into lop-sided aggrega-
ton of dead birds, stuffed weasels, cham
elon skins, ribbons, beads, jet sticks
straw, paper flowers, corn tassels and
thistlo-down. 1t makes sinner feel in
the wilderness"
Advertise your farm just as the vii
lage merchant does his STORE. Have a
name for your farm, print it on your let
terheads, envelopes, etc. Have it. con-
spicnously posted on your premises
Stamp it on bags, boxes, baskets or Other
packages in which you market your pro
ducts, say an exchange, and it's a mighty
good suggestion.
John Czolgosz, Democratic candidate
for morning justice in Buffalo is an in
nocent suffer from the fact that his sur.
name is the same as that of President
McKinley's assailant. The Democratic
leaders feel that he should step aside as
there is no chance of electing man witt
that ill-fated name. This shows that
there is something in name alter all.
Lawrence Blum, who was helping bis
father, Henry Blum, take out pit posts
up along the river road above Tubbs run
yesterday morning, met with an accident
which will lay him up for several days
He slipped and fell upon the blade of I
sharp ak, cutting deep cash in his righ
leg nearly eight inches in length. Lucki
| ly no arteries or cords were cut, and DIR
Dunn, who stitched up the wound, be
lieves the young man will get alonl
without much trouble. The cut is abov,
the knee.
"A number of our trap shooters at
tended the tournament of the Titusvill
Gun Club last Friday, and had real ME
time if they didn't take all the prizes anC
shoot up to the top notch. The day wa
a very windy one making the shooting
exceedingly difficult A number Of tn
crack shots of this and York States wer
present, but did not shoot up to thei
average "by long shot," and so tn
scrubs didn't feel so much cut up abou
their own poor averages. The visitor
were warmly welcomed by their hosts
and were all prOfuse in their praise 70
] the good treatment accorded them.