The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-05-21

we told him about the nice trout we
had caught He wanted to see II, and
we produced the trout, when to our
surprise, he Clark laughed uproari-
ously. Of course we demanded an
explanation. He remarked, 81 was
fishing on Tubb's Run, the other day,
and caught twenty one trout, and if
the smallest one of them wasn't larger
than that ene, I'm a liarI' We told
him we guessed he was, and we parted,
mutually disgusted.
The new law regulating the sale
Of refined oil is now operative. 1t for
bids the sale of any product of petrol
cum to be used in lamps as burning
oil which is of lower fre-test than
110 degrees Fahrenheit. Violation of
the law are to be punished by a fine
of not less than $3.50, or imprisonment
not less than one year, or both, at the
discretion of the court. Any one sus-
tanning danger to person or property
by reason of the use of oil which is
not of the legal standard, can collect
damages Of the dealer who sold the
oil.
Boss Buck case came up in the
y. S. District Court, at Pittsburgh, on
Saturday. and continuance was grant
ed until next term. Swope opposed
the continuance, but it was neverthe-
less granted, on account Of some i'm
portent witnesses for the defense, who
could not be found. The bail was
fixed at $4,000. If there's any hole
that Boss can possibly crawl out olive
hope that the District Attorney will
stop it up. If there's one thing
this region desires more than any other
it is that Boston will be incarcerated
for the rest of his natural life.
We have been requested to an
nounce that Prof A. c. Porter will
exhibit his Stero Panorama at the M.
Z. Church, or Thursday evening of
Court week. The exhibition will con.
sist of-a large number of views or the
Franco Prussian war, Chicago fire,
scenes in Palestine &C., &c. The des-
criptive lecture will be delivered by
Rev. o. M. Sackst, of Clarion, Pa.
We would advise all those who wish
to spend an evening pleasantly to at
tend this exhibition.
The Eighty-third Regiment will
hold its annual reunion at Couneaut-
vile on the 10th of September. The
one Hundred and Eleventh. One
Hundred and Forty-ffth, aud the
Second Cavalry have heretofore held
their reunion with the Eighty-third,
and will probably do so this year.
In common with several other papers
wa announced that the reunion would
take place at Meadville. A Conn
eautville subscriber has our thanks
for calling our attention to the error.
Our friend and fellow-citizen.
j. G. Dale is having q streak Of luck.
In addition to owning an interest in u
large we'll which was struck a short
,, time ago, he has an interest in nine
ty-acre lease about nine miles from
Psrkers, on which test well was fn-
ishsd last week, and which is pump
ing about hundred barrels. As
these are his first operations for some
, years, he may be considered more
than usually lucky.
If you want first-class quality
Of White Lead, call at Knox's Drug
Store. where the First National White
Lead is sold. 1t is manufactured by
Barker, Moore d Mein, Philadelphia.
1t is said to be the best in use, and is
manufactured of the purest material.
1t is also warranted equal to any made
8 for durability and brilliancy. Give
. the Drug Store a call when you want
: to paint.
+ We are in receipt of Harpers
Magazine, for June. The following is
t a list of fcontents;
Cheap Yachting; The Marquis o.
Hastings in America; ImprOvisations
The Wine Islands of Lake Erie; To.
morrow; What shall We do with
Scroggs; Disappointed; A Simpleton