The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-12-01

Lawrence county, Pa. The church
will have an earnest worker in Rev.
Barnhart.
Mr.. j. H. Derickson has been
with his father, in Meadvills for the
past week, who is lying very low with
protracted illness. Mrs. Derickson,
who has been on a visit to relatives in
East Brady, has returned.
Some Of our citizens who have
profted by experience are already
laying in their supply Of ice for next
summers consumption. Mr.. jackson
is putting up very nice article, clear,
blue and eight or niue inches thick.
Morris EiLstein has started n
branch store in Sheffield, Warren Co.
His brother, Samuel has moved to
that place aud will take charge Of the
new store. Their many friends will
be sorry to lose them as citizens and
n@ghbors, but will wish them a
pleasant future.
The prospects are good for rail.
road connecting Bradford with Warren
in few months, even if Warren cap
italists don't invest. Last week party
of surveyors left Bradford, intending
to survey a route to Warren, taking
in the new oil fields" according to the
Bradford Star. Warren Mail.
Mr.. Geo. F. Kribbs, editor Of the
Clarion Democrat has taken unto him.
self wife in the person of Miss
Martha Rodgers, Of BrookvilIe. 1t
requires a good deal Of nerve to bring
an editor up to that pitch where he
feels justified In starving wife, aud
we congratulate Editor Kribbs upon
the "sand" he displays in taking the
step.
Sim. Ccgan met with an accident
while taking out timber on Fork Run,
last Wednesday, which, if his upper
story hadn't heen pretty sound, might
have caused him TO shuttle of this
mortal coil. A limb fell about 80
feet striking him q glancing blow on
top of the head cutting gash about
three inches in length, and laying the
skull bare. He is recovering all right
aud will soon be able to try it over
again, but we guess he wont.
--One Of Forest county's native
citizens, Mr.. Homer Towner, who took
up bis home in Kansas some five years
ago, is back on a visit. He is looking
very natural and. that means the
picture of health and happiness, anc
is being welcomed by his numerous
old friends in Forest. Homer is vel
pleased with bis Kansas home, and w
believe is d"iDg we'll there. We hope
he will have a pleasant visit among
the scenes Of his boyhood, and return
much benefited.
Our old friend F. E. Mabie, o
Erie, arrived in town yesterday morn
ing and will remain several days
, He is looking unusually we'll anc
reports his folks in good health. Franz
is here in the interest Of the WesterI
Accident and Relief Association, 1
glance at the workings of which vii
convince almost any one that it Is ;
good thing for persons of moderate
means to invest in. We hope Franl
will make his visit both profitable anC
pleasant.
AN exchange gives the following
who o,esome advice "Now mark out d
course Of instructive reading for the
winter months and instead of wasting
your time lounging around the corner
or blocking up the way in store-rooms
stay at home in the evening and gel
your head full Of useful knowledge
Two hours reading each evening
during the winter would give young
man or woman an astonishing amount
of information. Even a half hOu
day would fsOt up wonderful by the
time spring comes around again"
Take Notice Don't forget it !!
Paste this in your hat III The boss {
this shanty, did, on the morning o