The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-03-11

worn to designate membership of the
g.. A. II. are protected by letters pat.
ent, therefore all persons wearing the
same when not members of the G.. A.
r. 10 good standing, subject themselves
to prosecution and fine of one hundred
dollars for each and every offence, by
act of Congress, approved January 80,
1869. So says one of the leading
members Of the order.
As to shoes! Lawrence q Smear.
baugh lay claim to the possession of a
stock, since their last invoice arrived,
that has never been excelled, and per.
haps never equalled 10 Forest county.
The stock consists of ladies', mems
and children's shoes, and for complete.
ness Of variety, excellence Of material,
style Of finish, and lowness of price,
their equal is not found outside the
large cities. They keep nothing but
the standard makes, and are ready to
stand over every pair as being just as
represented. Before making your se.
lections call and look over their line.
We find the following pleasant
reference TO our popular Presbyterian
clergyman in a recent issue of the
Clarion J~acksonian: "a correspond
ent from Curllsville writes, the Rev.
j. V. McAninch of Tionesta, Pa !,
preached last Sunday in the Oak
Grove Presbyterian church TO a large
and attentive audience; his sermons
evinced both care and mental ability I;
his manner and address, pleased not
only his old friends, but also all who
listened to his touching and eloquent
appeals in behalf Of Gods Son. We
bespeak for him a bright future-the
sequence of a devoted christian life"
Easter falls on March 20, an I'm.
usually early date. The earliest date
on which Easter can fall is on March
the %, aud this only in case the moon
is full on March 81, when this date
happens to fall on Saturday. This
combination of circumstances is ex.
tremely rare. It occurred in 1893,
1851, and 1861, and will happen again
in 1890, 2076 and 2144, while during
the three following centuries it is not
once "on the books" at this early date.
On the other hand, Easter never falls
later than April 25; this was the case
in 1866, 1884 and 1886, and will only
happen once in the next century
namely, in 1943. Ia.
Eugene Moynihan, father of Mrs.
George Raab, of this place, died yes.
terday afternoon at one o'clock. Mr..
Moynihan, whose home was in Oil
City, zane here to visit his daughter
in December last, being then in deli
cate health from a trouble of the
throat from which he has suffered for
a number of years. After his arrival
here he became more feeble and was
unable to return TO his home. During
his last illness he was tenderly cared
for, and all done for him that could
be, but his end came suddenly and
rather unexpectedly, although he had
for several weeks been considered past
recovery. His remains will be taken
to Oil City for burial. He was aged
- years.
Mother Stewart, who had been
announced to deliver a lecture in the
Presbyterian Church, last evening,
under the auspices Of the w. c. 7. u,
was unable to fill the engagement.
The following will explain:
PARKERs LANDING, March 5.
Jy Dear Sisters -
l write you to say that 1 find myself
so utterly broken down that it is nee.
essary for me to cancel further engage.
ments and get home at once. l have
been very busy for a good while, and
so very tired, but determined to finish
my engagements. But yesterdays
very long journey and the severe cold
have been too much for me. / can
not tell how l regret it, for 1 felt
pleasure in once more, after many
years, returning to help just a little in
our blessed cause. Lovingly, your
MOTHER STEWART.
This certifies that / have used DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup and found it to be
what it is represented. l can safely
say that it has helped my cough
(Which | might say was ~chronic) and
| oheerfully recommend it to all those
afflicted. III, w. Dcnnelly, Ga East
191st Street. New York.
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