The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-04-18

deceased was for many years q resident
Of this place, and was held in high
esteem by all who knew her.
West Hickory correspondence of
Pleasautville Record: "Died, the 10th
inst. Of consumption, Mrs. John
Lynch, leaving a husband and six
children, who are assured they have
the heartfelt sympathies of the COM
munity. Interment at Tidioute."
Attention is directed to the lad"
Of G. Kemble & Son, Tidioute, Agents
for American Cycles, in this issue.
These gentlemen possess advantages
whereby they can furnish machines at
specially low figures, and it will be an
advantage to those contemplating a
purchase to consult them.
Mrs. d. w. Aguew, who met with
such crushing blow in the accidental
death of her husband, wishes to very
sincerely thank all who lent their aid
in her behalf and for the many kind
expressions Of sympathy which have
done much toward assisting her in
bearing up under the weight of such
n great afliction.
"A singular coincidence to the &C.
cident by which Daniel Agnew lost
his life, is found in a runaway acci.
dent by which his cousin, Mrs. A. A.
Stevens, Of Tyrone, Pa, was badly
injured on the same evening. Mrs.
Stevens husband will be remembered
by many as the chairman of the Pro.
hibition party in the campaign Of 1886
Mr.. JAS. T. Brennan on Monday
last sent his resignation as Justice Of
the Peace to Governor Beaver, to take
effect at once Mr.. Brennan occu.
pied the bench" for ten years, during
which there has been a remarkable
absence of criticism of his administers.
tion. His resignation leaves a years
vacancy which should be filled by the
appointment Of good man. Mr..
Brennan, being a Notary Public Is
still in a position to take acknowledge.
meDts, depositions &c.
We we're glad to see Mr.. r. r
Andrews iu town yesterday, looking
natural and robust as Of old. Mr.. A
has added to the general store business
at Kellettville a commodity that will
be appreciated by the citizens Of that
section; that is, fresh meats Of all
kinds He has large quantity of ice
put up, aud can keep his meat fresh
and cool, 80 that customers eau at all
times be served with fresh steaks,
roasts, &c. We bespeak for Mr.. An.
drews good share Of the public pat.
ronage.
The second Forest county colony
took their departure for Washington
Territory yesterday morning, under
the guidance and fatherly care Of our
friend A. B. Root. There we're four.
teen Of them, namely: Five of Mr.
Roots family, Messrs. j. Gingle, j.
Fletcher, c. Shaffer, H. Foreman, NJ.
Mcdonald, Nathan Burdick, Thos,
Flynn aud - Frank, all of Forest
county, aud Mrs. Brown of Oil City.
The REPUBLICAN, joins their many
friends in wishing them a prosperous
and happy future in their far away
homes.
The Emlenton Nens notes visit
from Mr.. Clark. Of Bradford, to that
place, and says his mission was to ex
plain to the members of the Well
Drilers Union. at their meeting, that
they could not be paid at the present
time for last months "lay.off" The
boys we're satisfied, and adopted res
olution to wait until sach a time a:
the oil can be sold at a good profit
which cannot be done at the present
price. 100000 barrels of the oil laid
aside have already been sold, and the
money, about 100000, has been paid
the drillers throughout the oil country
The swallows have come. Now
hang away the remains of your over
coat, hunt up your fans, scald out your
refrigerator and dust your seersuckers
The swallow comes aud goes with the
summer He knows when he and
summer are due, aud be cannot tell q
lie.-Franktin Nelps.
We are inclined to accept the first
statement Of the above paragraph
after having read what follows. And
congratulate our brother journalist on
having secured his full share of 'en
(swallows) as the paragraph see M;
clearly to indicate Washington, the
summer swallow, the paragra 2her ot