The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-11-15
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You can get 1t at Hopkins store. If
Anything in the clothing line to suit
any customer. Hopkins. 1t
Don't fail to read the Monarch Cloth
ing Co.'s special ad. on the fourth page
to-day. II
Court convenes next Monday but
will probably not be as long as the last
term. Fewer cases on the docket,
New crossings have been put in on
May street and on Bridge street, near
the bridge, both of which were much
needed.
How about that new winter suit? We
have the stock that will strike you right
in style. quality and price, the three es-
sentials. Hopkins. 1t
Rev. DR.. Slonaker's subjects for next
Sabbath at the Presbyterian church are;
Morning-"The Parable of the Talents"
Eyening-"A Man Kicking Himself"
The Indian name for Mahoning
Creek, Jefferson county, is said to be
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Only
a hair Tipped fellow can give the correct
pronunciation.
Preaching services will be held in the
M. K. church next Sunday morning at II
o'clock. No services in the evening.
Subject-"Hss God Plan for Every In
dividual Life"
This being the first day Of the deer
hunting season, if any fellow should get
nice one we'd accept the saddle as a
Thanksgiving offering since it's against
the law to sell or offer to buy.
-Axel Arenson, the p. r. r. section
foreman here, got the two middle fingers
of his right hand caught in a chain and
badly lacerated, while helping to clear
up the wreck at Tidioute Tuesday night
of last week.
Warren county, which gave Berry
about 800 majority, otherwise elected the
entire Republican county ticket, a for
mer citizen of Forest county, John Sig
gins, being elected associate judge by a
decisive majority.
j. w. Bartlett, of Kane, brought in
what is reported as "big one," the best
we'll in the Vowinckel field, last Monday.
The well is on the Butler farm near
Crown and is good for 70 bsrrels.-Mar-
ienville Express.
An exchange remarks: "In arrang-
ing for turkey for Thanksgiving Day il
you will also arrange for one for some
family that in all probability will not
enjoy good dinner unless it is provided
by someone on the outside, your own
Thanksgiving dinner will be all the more
enjoyable" Try it on the editor and see
how nicely it will work.
Wolf Rosen, a former Marienville
merchant, had his entire stock OF mer-
chandise and household goods, at st.
Marys, Pa, burned en- Wednesday night
of last week. He had an insurance OF
$1,000 on the goods. On the building
which he occupied both as a store and
dwelling there was an insurance of 81 900.
1t was owned by l. Horwitz.
Gerald, the young son of John Nc
Mahan, of Cloughs Mills, Howe town.
ship, was accidentally shot and fatally
wounded with an old revolver IN the
hands Of a companion, on the 9th inst.
The lads had found the revolver in a
woodshed and were examining it, not
knowing it was loaded, when it was dis
charged, the ball entering the unfortu-
nate boys head near the temple. He
lived couple of hours after the accident.
The Christian Endeavor Society will
serve chicken and hot biscuit supper in
Bovard's hall, Friday evening, Noy. II,
beginning at half past five o'clock. The
amount realized will he equally divided
between the society and the church fur
nishing fund. A most cordial invitation
is extended to the members of the church
and congregation, and to all who desire
a delicious chicken supper for the small
price of % cents. Tickets on sale at the
door.
Word has been received here of an
accident which befell II. w. Horner, who
has been hunting in the big woods OF
Wisconsin for some weeks past, in
which he received broken rib. The
exact nature of the accident was moi
given but it occurred on Nov. Sd as he
was travelling by horse and buggy from
the woods to the city of Merrill, Wis
He was making preparations to come
home for election and is now with rela-
tives in Merrill
The lecture in the Court House or
Friday evening, Nov. Sd, by DR.. Geo. P
Bible, was greatly appreciated by all
present. The audience was not as large
as 1t should have been. Those who re-
mained at home missed an opportunity
which seldom comes to a village of this
size. The Epworth League, under whose
auspices Mr.. Bible came, were able Il
place nice sum in their treasury, thanks
to Prof ID. w. Morrison, who paid gen
erous share of the expense himself.