The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-09-21
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See "Heios" the heater. at McKin-
leys hardware store. If
"A killing frost last night, one that
will open the chestnut burs.
See William Is. James new ad. on the
outside page of today's paper, and read
it thoroughly.
The North East Breeze says the crop
of Concord grapes will exceed last year, s
output by so per cent.
Lost, a ladies' Persian pattern silk
coin purse. Finder will be rewarded by
leaving same at this Office. 1t
"A merrygoround planted on vacant
lot down on Walnut street is nightly reap
<|xRrich harvest of nickels.
FRESH shipments of grapes arriving
every day at the White Star Grocery.
Call while they are the incest. 1t
-EdlpA>s. Normal students have ac-
tual n teaching. illustrated cat
alag y John f. Bigler, Prin. 1t
hesta flogged Pleasantville to the
bf IL TO 6 in a game of ball on the
home grounds yesterday afternoon.
They are h2e now and you are in
vited to come'aM inspect them. Having
reference, of course. to the fine stock of
new goods at Hopkins' store. 1t
-"IIehos," The triple radiator, is the
king of gas savers in the heating stove
line, besides II is a beauty in appearance.
See the two sizes at McKinley's hardware
store. If
The party who took cnild's red coat
with white collar from the Hotel Weaver
hall is known, but if same is returned the
matter will be dropped. Otherwise
trouble. 1t
How many houses painted with Law
rence9 See un the Inst of satisfied
customers. That's the best recommen-
dation. We have the best paint, at
Dunn's drug store. 1t
"A word to Republicans: Are your
taxes paid? Ifnot, then don't put it of
else you will sose your vote. You would
MT want that to happen this year would
you? Pay them now.
When troubled with constipation try
Chamberlain's Stomach And Liver Tab
no gripping or other unpleasant effect.
For sale by DR.. j. G. Dunn. If
A tull account of the convention of
the Forest County Woman's Christian
Temperance Union, held at Endeavor
recently, will be found on the fourth
page of to days REPUBLICAN,.
For two weeks only-this week and
next-I will be at Brookville fair grounds
with carload of horses, until Oct. lst.
Don't fail to see them. These horses
must be sold or exchanged regardless OF
price. Grant Shuster. 2t
Counterfeit silver dollars, of the date
oflS9i, are in circulation and the public
is.warned to be on the lookout for them.
They are light weight, but otherwise, as
to color and general appearance, they are
dangerously good imitation.
George l. Davis, Tionesta's artistic
painter, was up at West Hickory last
week putting the finishing touches on
the beautiful new NJ. Il. chapel and par
sonage. The buildings were painted solid
white and look very handsome in their
new suits.
-Ebep Campbell, brother of Joseph
@. Campbell, died at Loleta Elk county,
Wednesday of last week. He was book
keeper for Hart, Henderson Il Co., po-
sition he held under Amsler & Campbell
when that firm were engaged in lumber
Cling at Loleta.
Jacob Smearbaugh, on the west side
of the creek, has his new house under
roof and we'll along. When completed il
will be comfortable home and add much
to the appearance of things about his
premises. He expects to be living in the
new abode before cold weather overtakes
him.
"A charter was granted by the Crane
Lodge of Pennsylvania, at its meetings
held in Philadelphia recently for the es
tablishing of a lodge of Free and Accepted
Masons in Marienville, says the Ex
press. The new lodge W ill be instituted
as soon as ali arrangements can be com
pleted.
-Wanted-A good reliable man, will
horse and rig preferred, for Tionesta ant
surrounding towns to distribute circu
lars, samples, tack signs, either in con
nection with present work, or give entir'
time. No money required. a good op
portunity for a hustler Atoz PRINTING
Co., Dept. 3, South Whitley, Indiana.
Hugh Il. Carnahan, an old and wei
knownoi operator, died at his home "a
Fagundus, Wednesday of last week o
infirpities OF age, being 70 years old
He was the father of'fve sons, as fol
lows: "a. and w. S, of Fagundns; A
j., of West Hickory; c. e., of Tidioute
and NJ. s., of Pleasautville. The inter
ment took place in the Tidioute cemeter
last Friday.
"A dwelling house on farm owned
by our townsman, Moses Hepler, locate
between Johnlowen and NewmansvillC
was burned last Saturday forenoon. Th
cause was from defective fiue. jaime
Hepler and family occupied the house
and lost larger portion of their house
hold effects The total loss is placed &
about 81 600, with an insurance OF $500 o
the building.