The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-12-03

Aho WoOu'uOuse huu pdTb VI tho
fence surrounding the church yard of
the Lutheran Church on German Hill,
was burned on Wednesday night Of
last week. 1t is supposed to have
been the work of tramps who had
camped there that night. An old
stove which had been set out near the
wood house had been drawn up to the
door and fred up.
Burglars, says the Warren Ledger,
are getting in their fine work at Shelf
field. They began operations there
last week by going through the resi-
dence of Mr.. Radiker and carrying off
with them all the valuables they could
find, besides a quantity of clothing
and provisions. The family slept
through it all Mr.. Radiker's watch
was found in the yard the next morn.
ing.
We notice by exchanges that
some persons have made the valuable
suggestion to the effect that if each
farmer would put a small sign bearing
bis name Oh the fence or gate in front
of their farms it would be great con
venience to parties driving along the
roads. The idea is a good one aud we
would like TO see it adopted in the
townships adjoining. Who will make
the start?
On Thanksgiving day Messrs.
Collins & Kreitler of Nebraska, pre-.
souted each of their employees who are
married, with turkey, aud to the sin.
gle men they set up a royal dinner
prepared by Mrs. Thompson at the
Forest Hotel We have a card from
the employees aforesaid in which they
ask us to publicly return their thanks
to the frm for this excellent treat, so
richly enjoyed by all.
Among the lecturers secured for
the approaching teachers institute of
this county, are Col. Sanford, two
nights, and ex Governor Cumhach, of
Indiana, one night. The former is
we'll known and dcservedly popular 10
this county, while the latter has few
equals as an institute lecturer. Supt.
Kerr is leaving nothing uDdone to
make this session the most interesting
one ever held in Forest county.
Friday evening next, 9th inst,
Prof. Stevens, an elocutionist Of con,
siderable renowD, will give literary
entertainment at the M. E. Church.
The affair will be under the auspices
of the Y. w. G. T. u. Of Tiouesta,
and the young ladies of that organiza'
tion wish to assure their friends that
if they come in anticipation of having
fine literary treat, they will not be
disappointed. Admission 25 cents.
The monthly oil report Of the
Pennsylvania field for November
shows up as follows: Wells drilling
and rigs up, $40; completed well:
$40; new production II ,297 barrels
dry holes 94 This is a decrease in
drilling wells aud rigs of 1S9, as com
pared with the October report also q
decrease 10 completed wells Of AZ as
compared with the same month, but
an increase of new production of l ,844
barrels.
Miss Mamie Morrow, teacher o
Jameson school, makes the follow
ing report for month ending Dec. 1
1890: No enrolled, males 10; females
10. Present every day, Gus Carlson
Charlie and John Jameson, Charlie
Lord, Anna and Emma Carlson, Lestt
and Winnie Lord Present every day
after admiLtance, Clarence and JESSE
Walter. Not missing more than tive
days, Hulda Carlson, Hattie and Lydi
Walter.
The following comment of th'
Cherry Creek Ne,os will apply almos
anywhere; "When person flares VI
at an article in which no names ar
mentioned, it looks as though they hac
been hit. If we throw out an olc
shoe, and some one comes along ant
puts it on, we can't help it. If certain
, persons have certain disagreeable ant
, faulty characteristics which are recog
nized as soon as we hold a mirror be
t fore them, the fault is theirs and no
ours"
3 The "Old Plantation Carniva
r Co." will give an entertainment a
. Kellettville, on Saturday evening
r Dec. 9th, 1890. Mr.. Green Ward will