The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-10-29

left yesterday for their new home in Tio-
nesta, and many good wishes go with
them for lots JOY aud happiness 10 the
future.-Oil City Derrick. The REPURLI-
CAN also joins James many friends here
abouts in extending best wishes for a Joy
GUS and prosperous future.
There's no getting behind it-you can
buy all the ready-to- clothing on the
market, you can have your measure TAX
en- by some one who knows nothing
about the business, and sent to some So
called Tailoring company, but when you
get suit of clothes that fits, stands up,
ana holds its shape as a suit of clothes
should, you must have the workmanship
Of a merchant tailor, as well as the goods.
Examine +. Il. Dicks new samples. If
-McClure's, with its record for railroad
stories, is naturally the magazine to ex-
pect good flre-department stories in.
Such an one is Harvey J. o'Hil gins's
"A Change of Profession" in the No
vember number. Evidently Mr.. o'Hig-
gins knows engine houses as Frank II.
Spearman knows round.houses, and If he
can continue TO invent such learfully and
wonderfully realistic escapes as the one
in this story, he has the material for a
good volume of adventure.
Miss Frances McCollum, daughter Of
John McCollum, of the South Side, AMI
George Blair of Clarendon, Warren coun-
ty, were married at jamestown, N. Y,
on Wednesday. The ceremony was a
modest one and there were no attendants.
The groom is engaged in the grocery bus
mess in Clarendon, where he and his
bride will make their future nome. -oil
City Derrick. The bride has many
hiends in Forest county, who will ex-
tend congratulatlo and best wishes for
the future happiness of herself and hus-
band.
Next Sabbath morning Rev. DR..
Stockton will deliver his farewell sermon
to the people of Tionesta at the Presby-
terian church, DR.. Stockton came here
six months ago to fill the pulpit of the
late Rev. Mr.. McAninch for that period,
How well he has fulfilled that important
and delicate task the congregation which
has worshipped there can well testify.
| DR.. Stockton will bear with hun in his
departure the very highest opinion Of all
our people. who have learned to love him
for his earnest piety, great learning, and
gonlle, kindly bearing.
Mrs. Suuey, wife of NJ. Preston sut-
ley, of West Hickory. died ON Thursday
last at her home, alter an illness of long
| duration. Deceased was aged about A.
years, and besides the husband is sur
vived by several children. Mrs. Sutley's
maiden name was Manross, and she was
highly respected in the community where
her life was spent. The husband, chill
dren aud sorrowing friends have thu
sincere sympathy of all in this grea
loss. Funeral services were held oI
Saturday, the interment being in tn
cemetery at East Hickory, Rev. Mr.. Pot
ter officiating.
Don't expect immediate or over
wheming results from single ad. |
is better to plan whole campaign will
view to havirg each ad. consecutive II
order to get the returns most desired
An advertisement that pulls at once afte
it has been prepared and printed is, Q
course, desirable thing TO have, but tn
best advertising is that which doesn't ex
haust itself with a single day or week
but which causes people to buy whel
they need the goods and to remember tn
store when they want more goods N
matter how far they may be from it,
Advertising World.
Ellen Robertson Bowman, relict {
the late David Bowman, died at her hom,
near Newmansville, Pa, where she Ina
resided for more than go years, on Satul
da,, Oct. %, 1902, having attained th
ripe age ofs2 years. Mrs. Bowman wa
born in Scotland in Aug. 1870, and cam
with her parents to this conntry whe
but mere child. Early in life she uni
ed with the NJ. +. church, and for NOR
than forty years lived a deYout Christia
life. Her husband, David Bowman, pre-
ceded her to the grave many years
She was the mother of 10 children, seve
of whom, Thomas J. of East Hickory
James G. ofTionesta, Frank $. of Clarion
W. w. of Bowmanville, Edward ut hom'
Charles r. of Tylersburg, aud Mrs. c. N
Ault of Bowmanville, survive. The ia
neral took place Monday, and the inter
ment was in Washington church GENE
terry, being very largely attended b
relatives and friends of the beloved lady