The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-10-08

'he "es' sue OF tne river, taxing In the
citizens who have heretofore been served
by the Stewart Run postonice. Such
route would prove wonderful conven-
ience to the people of that section.
The fruit canning season is drawing
to close, and fruits of all kind are now
at the lowest figure. This being the case
you who have not already done 80 should
provide yourself with the articles desir-
ed. The White Star Grocery handle only
the best aud sells it at the lowest figure.
Call there and see. 1t
On account of the. General Mission
ary Convention of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, at Cleveland, Ohio, october
q to "a, the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany will sell excursion tickets TO Cleve-
land, October 20 and n. good to return,
leaving Cleveland until Octaber q, in
inclusive, from all stations on its lines.
at reduced rates. 2t
The new livery of Mossrs. Wheelock
C Dale has taken on number of new
rigs to supply their increasing trade.
Their stables are we'll stocked with the
best of turnouts, and the service rem
dered is strictly up TO date. Open and
ready for business at all hours. They
ask trial of their service, being assured
they eau please all.
The officers Of the new Nebraska
Hive of the Ladies of the Maccabees,
mentioned as having been recently insh-
tuted, are as follows: Lady Com, Ber-
tina J, Haugh; Lady Lieut.. Com Agnes
l. Gold; Lady X. X, Emma j. Thomp-
son; Lady F. X. c ara Gayley Mistress
at Arms, Aida l.. Wilson Pickett, Car
re b. Neer Sentinel, Lucy l.. Hunter;
Past Com. Mary Smith.
-Scowden u Clark received an order
for a large consignment of new wagon
wheels and other parts from the Carter
Oil Co., of West Virginia, to whom they
have sold good many hundred dollars
worth If their wagons, within the past
two years. This is the best kind of evil
dence that this firms work cannot be ex-
celled anywhere, else these people would
not be sending so far away from home
for their wagons.
Visitors to Washington, H. c., 10 at
tend the national encampment OF the g..
A. X. in that city this week are G.. W..
Robinson and daughter, Miss Artie, Mr.
and Mrs, $. ID. Irwin, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
NJ. Doutt, Mrs. Jennie Il. Agnew, MIR.
aud Mrs. J. b. Muse, all of Tionesta /;
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Carson, of West Hck
ory, Mrs. Dorcas Thompson, +. y. kreit'
Ter and nieces Misses Pauline and Louisa
Gaiser, Of Nebraska.
A nice lot of new guns-right up to
snuh-has been laid in by Scowdeu a
Clark. They are not a cheap made gun,
by any means, but the boys got special
bargain on them, and are ready to give
t.eir customers the advantage Of the good
deal they made. Likewise nice line OF
sample hunting coats, vests and cartridge
belts, and superior lot of ammunition
suited to this section, Call and fix your
sell for the hunting season. 1t
"A writer in Worlds Work, who evil
IDENTITY knows whereof he writes, says
that "for school purposes mothers
ideas about her own children are usually
worthless. 1t is as If one who owned a
chatting dish should give points ON con-
ducting an army kitchen. The woman
who believes that, because she has gone
to school, she knows how a school should
be managed, might as well assume to be
a cook because she has eaten in a restau-
rant"
An exchange very properly remarks
that the mischief maker is one Of the
| most loathsome creatures with whom
honorable men and women are compelled
at unfortunate periods in their life tC
come in contact with. lie who has 4
chronic capacity for find ng fault and
sowing the seeds OF discord among peo
Pile who were at peace with each othel
until he began his develsh work, will
not 1 ct his desert until he wakes up IN
the place which he is so fond of creating
on earth.
Parents, give your daughters a
"bread winning education. Give them
the accomplishments, If you will, but
do not forget to add what will enable
them to win their way, If thrown on theil
own resources. A knowledge OF short
hand and typewriting has been the sal
vatiou of many a woman who has been
forced to earn her own living. The War
| Business University, Warren, Penna., is
noted as a shorthand and typewriting
training school. Send to day for full par
ticulars. A postal card does it. It
Joseph Mrrgan, who builds the coal
flats for the Warren Lumber Co., al
Grunderville, turned mis- fiitieth boat last
week, released his crew, oiled his tools
for the winter and closed business for
the season at that port. They have had a
successful and quite busy season, though
they didn't rush the work at the boat
yard as they could have done. The barge
crew will probably finish work for
the season this week Messrs. Hunter q
Fleming have had charge of the yard
during the past summer aud have
launched large number of the big boats
The 3Sth annual convention Of the
Pennsylvania State Sabbath Association
will be held in franklin, Oct. IA, Is, and
IS. next week. Doubtless Forest county
will be represented, but the delegation
should be large and enthusiastic one
eclipsing all former occasions Of the kind,
Men and women famed for their work in
Sabbath School affairs will be in attend
a,ca and give the convention the benefi