The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-10-30
-Mrs. D. Mint. BON and daughler,

accompanied by her brother, Mr.. Ph.
Paltrovitch of Titusville, we're guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. d. Barnett over last
Sabbath, having stopped over on their
way to Marienville. After few days
visit at the latter place they will re.
turn via our pleasant town to their
home in Titusville.
The superiority of copper over
tiD plate is we'll known; then get a
good copper wash. boiler at F. w.
Laws. 1t
Next week Mr.. Samuel McCaffrey,
who has the contract for moving the
carriage factory of Scowden IL Clark,
will be in town to commence work on
the same. Should any of our readers
have ip contemplation the moving Of
buildings they are advised to consult
him or leave orders with the above
firm, as be will have all his parapher-
MALTA for that work here aud it would
be mutually beneficial to make ar.
rangements at this time.
The cheapest place to buy genuine
Rogers Bros. knives, forks, spoons and
silverware is at A. c. Guth's jewelry
store, Tionesta.
Frank E. Barker, a contractor
drilling a we'll in Elk county, not far
from the Forest county line, for the
Oil City Fuel Gas Company, was
killed instantly on Saturday by a
piece from bull wheel which few to
pieces. He had great deal of trouble
with this particular well, had fishing
job aud lost money on the contract
and 10 the end lost his life. lie leaves
a wife and two children, who reside 10
Grand Valley. Deceased had stopped
here quite often going to and from his
work, and was we'll and favorably
known to a number Of our readers.
An elegant line of winter caps
gloves and mittens just opened ut d
Barnett's famous Low Price Store
Marked down low. 1t
"A very distressing accident Oc
Cured at the Fee school house, jus
out of the city limits of Franklin las
Friday evening after school had beef
dismissed, by which fourteen boys
ranging in age from 10 to IA year
we're more or less seriously injured
Some large boys who should have hao
better sense, had loaded piece of 1
inch pipe 8 feet long, with rock powde
and plugged both ends, and give it t.
the little fellows, telling them to thro,
it on FIRE somewhere and see it go of
They took it to an open field wher
the boys all gathered around while on
of them proceeded to investigate tn
Internal machine, pounding it with
stone. The conclusion fired the cbarg
in the pipe, and terrible explosion
occurred, hurling fragments of th
pipe in all directions, cutting, bruisin
and mapgling the innocent little fel
lows in frightful manner. Many c
them will be manned for life. On
boy lost his right hand, while anothe
is liable to lose his eyes'ght.
No finer selection of gents fur
nishing goods can be found in tn
county than that at d. Baruett's ia
nous Low Price Store. Prices all th
way from SOC. up. A good Jerse
shirt for s1.00, former price 81
Give him a call and be convinc ced tha
he means business. 1t
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Reading Eagle Almanac. These A
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the oldest publication of its kind
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