The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1909-09-29

DullulnR IOr ln6 SIOrluB OI duVOuouues
over night, at the rear of their livery
barn. The stable will fill long felt
want, it being almost impossible to get
an automobile into an ordinary stable,
owing to the fear of fires or the loss of
insurance.
"A snow and hail storm lasting nearly
an hour was one of the weather eccen-
tricities witnessed by the inhabitants of
the country surrounding Golinza, this
county ON Sunday last. Where the snow
fell in the dense woods 1t laid for some
hours before melting This is going some
for the 26th of September.
Henry Greenewalt, in his 10th year,
died at the home of Jacob Leicht, Stroble-
ton, at o'clock on Wednesday evening
from paralysis after an illness of 10 days.
The deceased who was survivor of the
Civil war, had made his home with the
Lecht family for the past IS years. The
funeral services were held at 81. Michael's
church, Fryburg, at 0 a. m. Friday. The
interment was with military honors un-
der the auspices of the g. A. h.
j. G. Moulin and Il. f. Norton of this
city have sold to Fred Dickrager and
Blum Brothers 243 acres of land In Forest
county, located on Tubbs run between
West Hickory and Nebraska. The con-
sideration was $500. The first growth
timber has all been cut off, having been
numbered several yssrs ago by Messrs.
Moulin and Norton. The second growth
is not OF great value, although some of 1t
may be handled with profit.-Titusville
Herald.
The Revolutionary Soldiers monu-
ment committee of Tidioute Chapter, d.
A. r., met with the park committee and
borough engineer of Warren Saturday
and staked out the location for the new
monument. The ladies hope TO set the
foundation In place this fall so that in the
spring the monument can be erected.
Tionesta is represented by membership
in Tidioute Chapter, and our county will
furnish some names of Revolutionary
soldiers TO go on the monument.
-Sportsmen will be interested in the
efforts of DR.. Joseph Kalbfus secretary OF
the state game commission, to have Ii
cense tax of 81 year for hunters through
out the state. He says that such tax
would net $500 year to the state and
would be positive benefit. This money
he would use in the payment of bounties
and in the care and propagation of game.
He says that any man who can afford a
gun and ammunition can afford to pay
the license. He proposes to attempt the
passage of such bill in the next legisla-
ture.
That the grape crop this season in the
North East-Westfield belt will be the
heaviest in years and that the Nickel
Plate Railroad has already contracted fol
the hauling of four thousand cars this
season, was the statement made by an
official of that road last night. This same
Official says that when he went over the
grape territory week ago he was sur
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acreage this year than last, and that i'm.
proved processes of garnering have made
the outlook the best for two decades. =
Warren Times.
The Ridgwsy Daily Record sends ou
a very handsome especial edition" in thu
form of magazine exploiting and illus
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beauties of that thriving city and its
wide-awake neighbors. in Elk county
The publication is briming with fine halt
tone cuts of the county's business indus
tries and fine residences, as we'll as the
stirring and energetic men who are back
of them and have been the cause of the
wonderful growth Of Elk county. W. Fl
Baker, publisher of the Record, is to b'
congratulated upon his enterprise IL
putting such splendid specimen of th'
printers art before the public, and nj
doubt his people fully appreciate hi'
efforts.
AS the hunting season is nearing th
opening dates a little freshening up will
not be amiss, as follows: Bear, no limit
October lst to January lst. Deer, male
with visible horns one each season, No
vember 10Th to December 1st. Grouse o
pheasant, five in one day, twenty in
week and fifty in one season, October l5tl
to December 1st. Hare or rabbit, ten il
one day, Ncyember 1st to December 18th
Webtooted fowl of all kinds, unlimited
Sept 1st to April lst. Woodcock, ten il
a day, twenty in week, fifty in season
October lst to December lst. Squirrel
fox, black or gray, six of combined kin,
in one day, October 18th to December Isl
Game cannot be shipped out of the stat
or sold.
| The October number of The Ladies
World Is by far the largest and hand
soonest issue of that publication we hav
, vet seen. DR.. William II. Maxwell
Superintendent of the New York Publ
5 Schools, contributes most inter estin
A article on the Modern Spirit of tn
/ Schools. 1t is a most inspiring paper
8 Another contribution of the uplift kind
the story of Phillips Brooks, the famou
n Massachusetts divine, which is NOR
fascinating than fiction. The stories a
i usual are above the average in the house
+. keeping, needlework, fashions, dress
making and other sections, there al
articles that appeal to the reader as yer
good and very practical.-[New Yor
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