The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-09-11

"A full report of the proceedings ol
the w. c. T. U. convention held in Tio-
nesta last week will be found on the
fourth page Of to-day's paper.
Following is tine list ol letters remain
ing uncalled for in the TionHsta, Pa, Post
Office, for the week ending Sept. IL, 1901:
Mrs. Il. MEG cry, Mrs. G. NJ. Miller, Mr..
Archie Blakeslee, Mr.. George Roades,
Mr.. Jim Stranagon.
d. S. KNOX, p. NJ.
do you wish to be teacher, a musi-
can, book keeper, a stenographer,
surveyor ? If so attend the Epinboro
State Normal. We offer free tuition in
the Normal School. Fall term opens
September 10th. John F. Bigler Princi-
pal. 1t
"A party of Mesdames from town under
the chaperonage OF Mrs. Hopkins went by
carry-all to the Hopkins farm, three miles
up the river last Saturday, where they
enjoyed an old-fashioned corn roast.
They claim to have had delightful tim Q
without the men folks.
Il. r. Reed of the Enterprise Milling
Co., Oil City, and who is familiarly
known to many of our readers as "Dick'
Reed, is lying i'll at Cooperstown, Pa,
with typhyid fever. The latest word
from him was through his physician Dr.,
j. B. Siggins, who reports him improv-
ing.
Rolling Thunder's Kiowa Indian
Medicine Co. will pitch their tent for q
two weeks engagement here beginning
Sept. 10th. They give creditable show,
and guarantee that it is strictly moral in
every sense of the term. Admission
| free.
Nicholas Ikenburg of German Hill
yesterday had about half the thumb of
his left hand taken of by getting it
canght between heavy plank anda cross
beam in the barn of Herman Blum,
whom he was helping to thresh. pr. Bo-
ward made the necessary repairs.
The ownership of the Marienvile
Express changed hands with last weeks
issue, editor Shick having sold the Office
and good will to S. l.. Pickens of Clarion,
Pa. practical printer and newspaper
man of several, years experience, who
will doubles make the paper success.
The lO5th Regt. p. ", will hold re-
union in Brookville, Oct. Is, 1901, to
which all members of the regiment, old
soldiers and friends are cordially invited.
Geo. Van Vliet, Brookville, Pa, is chair
man of the committee of arrangement
and will cheerfully give any Information
desired.
The past conference year on the Tio-
nesta and Nebraska charge of the NJ. Il.
church has been marked by entire har-
mony between pastor aud people. Three
series of gospel meetings have been held
during the year with goodly number
protesting confession. Over $1,000 offered
by the members of this charge for all
purposes is the financial record.
"A special train from Warren and in
termediate stations carried passengers to
the Oil City fair to-day and will return
leaving Oil City this evening at O'Clock.
The same train runs again tomorrow
leaving Tionesta station at 10 and return
ing in the evening. Fair for the round
trip, 50 cents. All aboard for the Great
Event, second only to the Pan-Ex,
Grover Castor, father of our towns
man G. G.. CASTOR, died suddenly and
very unexpectedly at his home in Coch
ranion, yesterday morning. He haC
complained ofneuralgia the day before
and about three o'clock yesterday morn
, ing experienced severe pain in the re
gion of the heart. In few moments III
expired. Mr.. and Mrs. G. g. Castor
, mad left Monday for the Pan-Americai
and were notified from here by telegram
The deceased was aged about So years.
Some of the neighboring exchange
are publishing this as the opening seasol
for game in this State: Squirrels from
: Sept. to Dec: 10, woodcock from Sept. l
to Dec. 15, quail from Nov. to Dec. II
| duu pdIlIl,lBc WI piAcoooh0 iiOhh pNP" =
Q to Dec. To-" We are sorry our State ha
: no such sensible game law as that. bu
q whoever started the item must bav
: reached out and gotten the law of som
other Commonwealth. In Pennsylvani
the season for killing the species enum
4 Grated extends from Oct. l5 to Dec. 10.
: Prof. Coles is a weather prophet {
q some sense who looks after the interes
i ofthe sporting fraternity as well as tha
r of the husbandmen, the traveller or tn
] navigator in his weather prognosticaton'
For instance in his September forecast
gives this hint to anglers: "The be'
n days to fish during the current mont
a will be the 2nd, 9th, 9TH, 18th, 25th an
a Goth. Always bleed the fish as socn a
a they are taken from the water, as fis
:. that dies a Datural death is no more fit
# eat than chicken that dies naturi
q DEATH"
If An kinds of ofrubbers, boots and shot
at c. s. 1t