The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1906-10-10
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First snow of the season, Sunday, Oc-
tober Z, 1906. Slight. but snow.
-Woolen underwear weather this, and
the place to get the best for your money
is at Hopkins store. 1t
The subject of Rev. w. o. Calhoun's
sermon at the NJ. Il. church next Sabbath
evening will be "a Boastful Preacher"
How about that new suit? We're
ready to fit you out in fine style for a
little money. Hopkins. 1t
For Sale Cheap. runabout in
first-class condition, or will exchange for
a diamond. NJ. f. Cowden, TitusviIle,
Pa. If
Next time the boy needs pair of
good substantial shoes try Hopkins. He
keeps the best and sells at the lowest
figure. 1t
the road leading from Kiser's corners to
Nebraska, on the I'd inst. Finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving at this office.
This is the sort of weather that re-
minds one of his last winters suit. Don't
try TO dig 1t up. Get new one at Hop
kius' store. 1t will be cheaper. 1t
If the person who took fine silk
umbrella from the front porch of the
Rural House, on Saturday evening, will
return the same, no questions will be
asked and trouble may be averted. 1t
1t is doubtful if any government,
state or municipal building was ever
erected without more or less chatter about
graft and grafters by members of the po-
litical party not on top, and therefore not
handling the money.-Blizzard.
The bursting of gas pipe in the en-
gine room of the Salmon Creek Lumber
Co.'s mill at Buck Mills, Friday eve-
ming, came near causing serious contla-
grafton. The presence of the engineer
and his promptness in giving the alarm
alone aYerted big loss to the plant.
Hon. N. p. Wheeler, of Endeavor,
will be elected by larger majority than
any former candidate for the same office
IN this district. Democrats are enthu-
siastic and Republicans to a man should
support him. Unanimous Is now the
cry for Forest county. Marienville Ex-
press.
Already, before the regular hunting
season is fairly open, reports of accidents
through carelessness and recklessness are
reported. Persons who enjoy the sport
should exercise caution and thus saye
themselves and their comrades from in
jury and possible death. Danger ever
turks in the loaded gun.
Those who are inclined to belittle our
are invited to read what the Philadelphia
North American, the bitterest of all the
opponents of the Republican party, has
to say of the grandest public building in
the world. The quotation will be found
on our editorial page today.
During these crisp October days
Thomas Mays has his grist mill turning
out fine article of buckwheat flour7the
good, old fashion kind that our mothers
used to bake, and that we slowed away
with such zest when we were boys, you
know. When III want of good buck
wheat cake call on Thomas for your flour.
Mrs. Sandrock will have her milli-
merry opening on Friday and Saturday
next, October 18th and 18th. A cordial
invitation is extended to the ladies OF
Tionesta and vicinity to call during one
of these days and see one of the finest
displays in the millinery art that has
been shown here for many years. Re-
member the dates. 1t
quite a delegation of people from
Hickory and vicinity will leave next
Monday for the west, expecting to locate
near Ostrander, Wash. Among the num-
Der will be Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Hill, Mr..
and Mrs. A. M. Wilson, and Ray Butler.
Mrs. Richard KlffIer and four children
will also go with the party and join Mr..
Kitier, who has been in that country for
some time.
Don't forget the DeKoven Male Quar-
tette at the court house Wednesday eve
ming, October 18th. Miss VanHorn, the
young reader who accompanies tne quar-
tette, interprets good literature with dra-
matte spirit. Her reading has force,
finish and charm. The concert is of
very high grade. The general admission
will be fifty cents; all school, children
twenty cents.
-Rey. DR.. Slonsker preached in
Brockwayville last Sabbath and Monday
morning went to Pittsburg and spent the
day with his brother, DIR. A. Il. Slonsker,
Tuesday morning he went to Gettys-
burg to attend the State Sabbath School
Convention which convenes in that city
Sept. 10, IL and ~. Before leaving Tio-
nesta DIR. Slonaker received an invitation
to attend the dinner given by Mr., IL. D.
Heinz, of Pittsburg, Pa, to the state OIL
GERS and county association presidents.
He will not return to preach in Tionesta
next Sabbath. The pulpit will be filled
by Rev. p. w. Sinks, of Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr.. Sinks is fine man and strong
preacher.