The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-08-19

urday IN september, Octo0er ana
November, at which applicants, bring
ing a request for special examination
signed by at least three directors, say.
ing they wish to employ said applicant
in their district, will be examined.
The Republican State Convention
at Harrisburg this week attracted
quite a number Of our citizens to that
place to see that the affairs Of Uncle
Sam are properly attended to. Ex.
Representative Randall, Editor Wenk,
William Smearbaugb, and J. G. Scow.
den accompanied Delegate Dick Davis
on his mission to that place.
The school board of Green town
ship met at Nebraska last Saturday
and elected teachers for the ensuing
term as follows: Nebraska, Miss L. M.
Cox Bowmauville, Mr. Charles Johns.
ton Guitonville, Miss Bertha Weikal
Flynn, Miss Maud Kifer; Hinderer,
Miss Blanche Pease; Youngk, Miss
Della Mohnkern Tubbs Run, Mics
Lizzie Copeland.
Reports from Forest county in
the vicinity of Lacytown, say that the
big berry grounds in that vicinity are
filling up with pickers. 1t is favor.
ite spot for pleasure seekers of this vi.
cinity. Four two horse wagon loads
of berry pickers and camping outfit
left Salem, Sunday and yesterday.
Several parties are organizing from
Oil City.-Derrick.
The school board Of Tiopesta
township met on Saturday last and
elected teachers as follows for the en-.
suing term: Hunter Station, Matte
Redfeld; Hunter Run, Kittie Joyce !;
Jameson, Myrtle Mulholland; Tubbs
Run, Mamie Morrow; Oldtown, Net
tie Hill; Smokey Hill, Ella Blocher !;
Huddlesop, May Sloan; Blocher,
Lorena Pease Shriver, Minnie Hogue.
MIR. G. w. Robinson met with an
accident last Saturday which resulted
in a broken rib. While riding along
near Kellettville in a road cart he
was thrown out by the cart wheel
dropping into hole. He paid but
little attention to the slight injury he
supposed he had received till Sunday
night when he was taken sick. and the
extent of the injury was learned He
is now rapidly convalescing.
"A heavily loaded excursion train
of eight coaches to the G. A, r. re-.
union at Franklin, to-day, went down
the road this morning. Stow Post
with the Post Band, made large dele.
CATION, while the Women's Relief
Corps turned out about thirty strong.
Altogether about 120 persons went
from here. Great preparations have
been made at Franklin for the recep
ton and entertainment of the veterans
and grand good time will be had by
all.
The Tionesta base ball club goes
to Warren on the 26th to play two
games with Warren. There will be a
Firereu's parade on that day which
will offer additional attraction to visit
Warren on that day. There will be a
special car run from here at reduced
rates. 1t might he well enough to notice
that the base ball field was not intend.
ed ae a COW pasture. However few
dollars picked up through the pound.
master from cattle owners will help to
replenish the depleted treasury Of the
club.
DIR. F. A. Shugart, of Tidioute,
died at his home Monday morning, at
the age OFFS years. He had been i'll
for the past two years and his death
was not unexpected, Tho funeral
services will be held in the Universal.
list church, Tidioute, this afternoon.
DR.. Shugart was one Of the pioneers OF
Warren county and was widely known
for his good qualities of mind and
heart. He had been a practioneer for
the past so years, and has many warm
personal friends throughout the county
as we'll as at his late home. He leaves
a wife, two daughters and a son.
The special issue of the Oil City
Derrick of last Saturday was a hand.
some one and one over which it may
we'll feel proud. 1t consisted oftwelve
pages of reading matter with illustra'
tions, describing the papers growth,
and giving complete review of the
city and its business interests. The
Derrick has further reason for rejOic.
ing 10 the fact that it was the first
paper in the State to utilize the type.
setting machine, the Mergenthaler
| Linotype, having recently placed five