The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-10-08

Among the ministerial appoint
ments by the Free Methodist confer.
ence which met at Tdioute last week
are the following: r. w. Hawkins,
Chairman Bradford aud Oil City dis
triot; S. Sager, Rochester, Pa; A.
Ssger, Weaver circuit, VenaDgo coun'
ty; j. Barubart, Hickory circuit; A.
Zabniser, Hickory circuit; o. Showers,
Oil City; F. Shoup, Tionesta A.
Bean, Bradford; 1. Hodgkins, Shelf.
field Il. Bentley, Franklin B. Mil.
ler, Verona; W. Roupe, Pittsburgh !;
Chas. Copeland was given new work.
--Tiouesta Lodge, No. 1863, l. o. o.
F., installed the following officers last
evening, d. d. G. NJ, Eli Holeman,
officiating: N. G., G. r. Davis; V. g.,
f. w. Law; Sec'y, j. II. Foues; Asst
Sec'y, A. II. Dale Treas, F. r. Ian
son Warden, A, w. Stroup; Con.
ductor, II. G. WhiLtekin; r. S. S., G.
II. Walter; l.. S. s, John Hood; r.
S. N. g., @. Jamieson; L. S. II. G.,
r. L. Hnslet; Il. S. V. G., j. b.
Hagerty; L. S. V. G., G. F. Thomson I;
l. g., j. ID. Dawson; o. g., David
Barnett. Rep. to Grand Lodge, F..
r. LansOn.
"A Women's Relief Corps was or
gahized in this place on Wednesday,
Oct. 1st, 1890, by Mrs Charlotte Cum.
mings of Tidioute. This society-the
Capt George Stow Relief-is organized
for work, and for work that shall be
for the best interests Of the Grand
Army of the Republic, and will glad
ly welcome to its ranks all loyal wom-
en- over sixteen years of age, who are
willing to give measure of their
time and means to aid those who so
cheerfully sacrificed strength and
health that we might enjoy the bless.
ings of an undivided country. Fol-
lowing is the staff Of officers elected,
and meetings will be held at the lodge
room Of the p. o. S. of A., on Tuesday
evenings, once in two weeks: President
Mrs. Jennie Rumberger; Senior Vice
President, Mrs. Martha J. Morrow
Junior Vice President, Mrs. Rebecca
Fitzgerald; Chaplain, Mrs. Mary T
Irwin; Secretary, Mrs. Elizabeth NJ
Davis; Treasurer, Mrs. Jennie E
Agnew; Conductor, Mrs. Marie Hop.
kins; Assistant Conductor, Mrs An.
ME E. Fones; Guard, Miss Kate Can.
field; Assistant Guard, Mrs. Bessie
Morgan.
The mode Of travel by rail or sal
is shortly to undergo a revolution, i
reports from Chicago can be relied
upon. The Mount Carmel AeroDauli,
Co., Of that city, with a capital q
S20,000,000, has been chartered, and
within sixty days the first airship is tc
sail around the world. The company
is said to be backed by a powerful
Euglish syndicate and eastern capital
lists. The proposed air ship, models o
which the inventors claim have beer
successfully tested, will carry cars th,
size of the Pullmaus and will contain
fifty persons each, special cars being
manufactured for quick mail and pas
senger service. The fact which give
stability to this seemingly impossibl,
dream of the future is that all of thos'
who are interested in it are sound, sen
sible business men. They have tn,
necessary capital to an unlimited ex
tent, aud their plans are the results o
seven years of close study on the par
of the inventors, Messrs. Pennington
aud Butler. We hope soon to see thu
ship sail over tins section, and if tn
oritter don't stop and give us a rid
we'll hail it with shot gun.