The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1906-10-24
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You can get 1t at Hopkins store. If
Hopkins still sells the clothing and
shoes, because he keeps the best and asks
the least money for them. 1t
Don't forget the lecture Friday eve-
ming at the court house by Hon. George
ID. Alden. 1t will be fine.
Every style and quality OF winter un-
derwear for men, women and children,
at tho Hopkins store. The cheapest be-
cause it's the best. II
For Sale Cheap. runsbout in
first'class condition, or will exchange for
a diamond. NJ. f. Cowdon, Titusville,
Pa. If
III that winter suit is still lacking
come here and let us fit you out in the
best roady-to-wear suit you have ever
seen for the money. Hopkins. 1t
-on account OF previous engagement
of hall the w. X. c., of East Hickory, has
changed the time of tie Hallow-e en par
ty to Saturday evening, Oct q.
We can fit the oldest and the young
est, the fatest and the leanest, in a ready
to-woar suit, and prices are made so your
pocket book will easily stand the strain.
Hopkins. 1t
IS. NJ. Henry got four-foot rattle
snake Monday while hunting on the hill
across the river. Sam was sitting on
rock summing himself, when he hap
pened to look around and saw the snake
lying near him. He says he jumped
rod more or less but took time to put
load of shot into the snake.
-E. w. Bowman's COW died rather
mysteriouslay in the pasture field last
Thursday, so an investigation was made
to reveal the cause. John Hood and
James Johnston found thirtytwo good
sized wood-screws in the animals stom-
Sch, and it's no wonder she died. Just
how bossy absorbed so much hardware
is pretty hard to explain. The cow was
very good one.
-On Friday evening, October 26, the
Hon. George d. Alden, of New York,
will give his lecture, in the court house,
on "Wit and Humor of Bench and Bar"
The general admission is 80 cents, school
children 20 cents. Judge Alden is a
flowery, fluent, eloquent aud humorous
speaker. He has vast field of anec-
dote from which to draw. To hear him
will be an evening we'll spent. a
In the November number oil The
Ladies' World, which handsome periodi-
cal grows handsomer every month, is
begun a new serial by Julia Truitt
Bishop, entitled "A Sister of Charity"
charming story. Next month some new
characters will be introduced who will
add much to its lite and charm. The
magazine throughout is clearly in the
lead of all publications for ladies. S. III.
Moore Co., New York, are the publishers.
The fleet of barges and fiat boats
which left Grunderville recently is the
last of a series of fleets TO start for Pitts
burg. The fleet contained 81 barges and |
Is flat boats. The Warren Lumber Com
pany has manufactured POI barges and
$50 fiat boats in the past six years. The
barges sell for 81 800 and the flats for $3.50,
making the sum total of the boat business
over $4,000 AS the timber has all |
been cleared from the tract, the mill has |
been dismautled and will be removed
Warren Times.
Mr.. Wheeler, the Republican candi- |
date for Congress, has been attending |
almost every meeting during the past |
three weeks in all parts of the district,
and has developed into very good
talker before an audience. His recep- |
tions are of the most cordial sort, his |
with the people, his honest,
frank and pleasing manners, gaining him
friends wherever he goes. Mr.. Wheeler
is made of the kind of material that |
wears we'll and grows in popularity with |
acquaintance.
Clyde Foreman, who is inspecting |
engineer for the State on the new river |
road and who sees that it's properly done, |
thinks the contractor will be able TO fin
ish about three thousand feet before win
ter weather sets in. The foundation stone |
has been laid on stretch covering sew |
eral hundred yardsso far and from this \
on the progress will be much more rapid.
The width of the bed is II feet, which
may seem narrow at first thought, but |
when you take look at it the width APP
pears ample for all practical purposes,
and pretty well covers the average coun-
try road.
Arthur Blum, son of II. +. Blum, of
accidentally shot himself in
the right foot on Monday of last week.
He had gone ont to shoot a cat, when in
some manner the gun he was carrying
fell and was discharged, the load OF shot
entering his foot at the great toe and
coming out at the instep. The foot was
badly lacerated, but Drs. Detar and Ser
rill, of Kellettville, who were called to
attend him, succeeded in saving it and
he is recovering nicely. Mr.. Blum is
having more than one mans share OF
as in June last he was acci-
dentaly cut in the side by an axe in the
hands of a fellow workman in the woods.
Two ribs were severed and the lungs
were penetrated and for time his lie
was despaired of. He had Just recovered
from that injury when misfortune again
overlook him. !