The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-04-16


the inventory can be taken, will move
the goods into their new building, the
first story of which is about completed.
See those Boys Suits for 9Oc. See
those Mems Suits for $500. See those
Broadway Hats for Sl.5O, at Hopkins q
Co.'s. They also have a splendid line of
straw goods, but haven't room in their
store to make display of them until the
season arrives. Their motto is, "Never
Undersold." 2t.
Our base ballists are considering
the project of renting the vacant lot
back of the Sickles swamp, and put
ting the came in shape for a ball
ground. The field is a nice one and
with little grading will furnish
splendid field for the sport.
In the exhuberanee of bis soul
our friend j. d. w. Reck, of Dallas,
Mexican county, sends us word that a
boy came to his house on the 9th inst,
who weighed 10 pounds in bis stock.
ing feet" We trust all concerned are
doing well, especially "Pap" Reck.
How many Of our people know
that last Friday was Arbor Day? But
never mind, another is coming aud
will be here on the I'd of May. Gov.
ernor Beaver doubtless had suspicion
some of US would forget, and that's
one reason why he appointed two days.
Mrs. James Black of Barnett
township, this county, who had been
suffering for several months with drop
sy, died on Sunday night, April 9th,
1890. She leaves husband and two
sons besides large circle of friends to
mourn her loss. Her age was about
Sc years. The funeral was held last
Wednesday, at the Wilderness Church,
Clarion county, Pa.
The survey,"plans and specifica
tions for the extension of the w. N.
Y. & P railroad from Stoaeboro to
Franklin are all completed and will
be considered at the next regular
meeting of the directors. The grade
of the route surveyed is not difficult,
and the road. bed will be easy of con.
struction. The building of the road
is among the probabilities. .-Franklin
Ne,Os.
The Monumental Co., Of James
town, N. Y, has appointed the Messrs.
Haslet & Sons, Agents for this section.
This institution is one Of the most ex-
tensive in the country and there is
nothing in the line of monuments or
tombstones which they cannot furnish
Some of their work will be placed here
before long, and those who expect to
order soon should wait and examine
the specimen.
David Mintz, of Marienville
comes to the front this week in a new
"broadside," 10 which be details to thC
people of the county the results of hi
recent trip to the Eastern markets
He lays claim to one of the fines
spring and summer stocks that ha
yet been brought on, and asks an in
spection of the same by those whc
would buy to the best advantage
Look over his sd.
"A couple of weeks ago Lester
the seven.year. old son of Mr.. and Mrs
Eli Holeman met with an accident Il
the right eye, which was not consid
cred at the time of serious consequence
but as the injury seemed unwilling tC
improve under medical treatment, thu
, parents consulted DR.. SaGler, thu
eminent oculist, at Pittsburg, who wal
obliged to inform them that the sigh
was permanently injured, although
perhaps not totally destroyed.
-"Louva. the Pauper," drama o
considerable merit, will be played a
the Landers Opera House next Tues
day evening. The cast of character
embraces the best local talent of thu
town, which insures to all who attenC
, a very enjoyable evenings entertain
ment. The Y. w. G. T. U. hsv,
charge Of the affair, aud will leav,
nothing undone to give the people {
rare treat, and they hope to be greeted
by a good house. Don't disappoin
them.
= Congressman Watson Of Warren
through his efficient Secretary, Csrt
, Shawkey, has remembered many o
our Forest county citizens with gardel
seeds this spring. It's a good thin
/ we Republicans live handy Republi
can district where they elect good mel
: to Office, else We might have to g
| down into our pockets when garde