The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-06-10

the new law just enacted by the legis'
lature can be put in operation, and
the new blanks can be supplied.
AS an evidence of the amount of
building that is going on in and
around the borough, it is only neces.
sary 10 make an effort to get a small
job Of carpenter work done, and you'll
soon discover that there isn't q car.
penter in town who has the time to
spare to accommodate you.
Forest Lodge, 1874, A. o. U. w,
elected the following officers at the
regular meeting last Friday evening;
P. M. w, j. B. Hagerty M. W., Jas.
Garfield; Foreman, Joseph Morgan
Overseer, Will Walters; Recorder, j..
r. Clark; Fin, G.. w. Bovard Re.
c%eiver, L. j. Hopkins; Guide, j. E.
Wenk; 1. w, John Charleston o.
W., L. Fulton ; Trustees, Is mos. G..
w. Sawyer, II mos, j. b. Hagerty.
The Presbyterian Sunday School
will observe Children's Day next
Sunday with appropriate services. A
full programme has been prepared
consisting of music, recitations and
addresses. The services last year were
SO we'll enjoyed that. by request, the
beautiful service of the arch Of
Character" well be repeated. These
exercises will take the place of the
regular morning service, beginning at
1890.
"A number of the Tionesta friends
of ]. Clark Kepler have been favored
with an invitation to attend his we'd.
ding, which is set for Wednesday eve.
ming, June "a, at the First Universal.
list Church, Titusville, the bride elect
being Miss Lizzie, the accomplished
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Gillmor. Clark's friends 10 this vi.
entity are numerous, and will join the
REPUBLICAN in extending in advance
hearty congratulations and best wishes
for all the joys that spring from a
felicitous wedlock.
"A new regulation of the Soldiers
and Sailors Home commission, re.
curing inmates of the Erie Home to
give so per cent. of their pensions to
the Home fund, is causing a furore
among the vets. The penalty Of non.
compliance is an honorable discharge,
A number of the inmates declare they
will accept the discharge rather than
to submit. The regulation contem'
plates the use of 80 per cent. for either
the Home fund or for the assistance o.
the pensioners poor families at home
etc. Franklin News.
Two weeks ago we printed a five
line item that has caused lots o.
trouble. 1t said that insurance com
panies we're canceling all their policies
on sawmills and lumber. Although
incorrect it was copied into the news
papers in adjoining counties, and il
still on the rounds, with various com
- anN nAl11 ao Ia on1 ~ IA
Brown the insurance agents, have beer
kept busy answering letters from theil
customers denying the report, bu.
items travel faster than their denial
They say no sawmill policies were
cancelled and they are still hustliDI
for risks Clarion Jacksonian.
The wheat crop will amount t.
little or nothing this season in thes'
parts. The hay crop will be less thai
average, and oats will only be fair
according to the reports from farmer
generally. Now if the buckwhea
yield should be small it's going t,
make things rather panicy hereabout
in the sweet subsequently. Most o
the fruit has been either killed o
stunted by frost, but the prospects 70
another big crop of ~blaokberries ar
said to be good. They saved US las
year, and why not look to them 70
another lift from hal quarter thi
year? We may be happy yet. Yo'
bet.
"A sensible exchange thus sensibl,
puts the thing: Next to the dee
abiding interest which every man ha
in his individual possessions, is th,
pride and satisfaction he feels in seeing
his town prosper and its people happy
Too many men, selfish 10 the extreme
are euvious of their neighbours pros
perity, and hence we see many VIII
patronize foreign establishments 70
everything they need rather than bu,
at home and help their own town
Many articles that are bought else
where are no better or cheaper thai
those offered by home dealers. Thei
shortsightedness does not permit then