The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-04-10


"A Mr.. Sandrock, whose home was
10 the vicinity of Lineville, Clarion
county, and who was taken, several
weeks ago, to the Asylum at North
Warren, met with death by jumping
from an upper story of that institu-
ton last Saturday and falling on the
stone pavement. His remains were
taken through here Monday evening.
AT the meeting of Stow Post, on
Wednesday evening last, the follow.
ing committee was appointed, whose
duty it is TO arrange for the erecting
Of the new monuments recently re-
ceived for marking the resting places
of the deceased soldiers of this county:
j. B. Eden, S. S. Garfield, G. S. Hind.
man, James Johnston, John White,
Seely Kaster, Daniel Saltsgiver, G. S.
Smith. j. j. Greenawalt.
The Sires Photograph Gallery is
again running in fine style after an
iutermission of a few days, and a
change of operators, Mr.. Duffey hav.
ing removed to Cory and Mr.. L. G.
Brown, an excellent artist, fresh from
the large cities, taking his place. The
gallery has already an established
reputation, which will be fully main.
tanned, if not excelled, and those wish.
ing the finest work at moderate prices
are cordially invited to call.
Mr.. L. Agnew has vacated the
Lawrence House and taken charge of
the Ludlow House in Warren, his
family and the last of his goods going
yesterday, where we predict for him a
prosperous future, and to the people
Of Warren we recommend the genial
ex.Sherif with a big r. Mr.. Law.
renee has assumed charge of the Hotel
and will keep it open for the accom-.
modation of the public, who will fiud
things running along as smoothly as
though nothing had happened, al.
though he will not remove from his
present home across the creek.
Governor Beaver, by proclams.
tion, has designated Friday, April
26th, as Arbor Day in this State. The
Governor finishes bis earnest appeal
for general and hearty observance of
the day 10 these words: Let our
thoughts turn at once to preparation
for the coming Arbor Day. Let trees
be provided in advance. Let the ciii.
zens Of our several communities con-
suit together as to the species of trees
suited to each locality likely to grow
into what will be useful as we'll as
ornamental. Let preliminary meet.
ings be held to arrange for the details
of Arbor Day, and let our roadsides
welcome with smiling verdure the era
of better roadwsys, which, we hope,
is dawning 10 Pennsylvania"
We fud this complimentary men.
tion of our townsman, Mr.. Cobb, in
the North CarOlinian, published at
Elizabeth City, N. c., of recent
date: ave had call on Saturday
from Messrs. Rowland Cobb, of Tones
ia, Pa, and E. II. Kruger, OF Buffalo,
n. Y, who are connected with "The
Eastern North Carolina Land, Lum.
Der and Manufacturing Company"
owning 10000 acres of land in Dare
and Tyrrel counties. They have three
saw mills in operation oD Milltail
creek in Dare, saving juniper lumber,
which they bring here by their steam
Tug and ship on the Railroad. They
are both intelligent and enterprising
gentlemen, and the Cdrolinian wei.
comes them to our Albemarle section"
Last Thursday morning Special
Deputy Mrs. Carrie Hoskins accom-.
panied by S. H. Hoskins. Mr.. and
Mrs. james Woodipgton. of South Oil
City, aud Mrs. Carrie L. Drake, N.
G., Mrs. Fred. Doddington. Mrs. Mar.
gerry Sitig, Mrs. w. w. Monks and
Mrs. Cribbs, all of Ella Degree Lodge,
No. So, D. of R., came up from Oil
City and in the afternoon and evening
of that day instituted Lenora Lodge,
No. 1913, Daughters of Rebekah. The
new lodge starts out with a member.
ship of 81, and bids fair to prosper
and grow rapidly. The following off
GERS were elected and duly installed /:
N. G., S. H. Haslet; V. g., Mrs. T.
F. Ritchey; F. s., G. w. Sawyer; r.
S., Mrs. S. d. Irwin; Treasurer, Mrs
S. H. Haslet; Chaplain, Mrs. G. F.
Watson.
Monday of this week, at the
/ aol;oita.son of Kbo n.