The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-05-20

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and is attributed to the toy cartridge.
shaped bank which is now having a
run all we the country. The little
pocket bank is so shaped that only
dimes can be inserted. So tenacious,
also, is it of storehouse that it cannot
be opened or its contents removed
until fifty dimes, or IS, have been
stored therein. Thousands Of these
little banks are now doing duty.
DIR. Chas. H. Davis is fitting up a
dental room 10 the addition to the Bar.
nett block, and is prepared to do all
classes of work 10 his line. DR.. Davis
is elegantly equipped with latest and
finest instruments, and having gradu.
ated from the best institution in the land,
is ready to guarantee to customers en-.
tire satisfaction. AS be does not ex.
pect TO remain here but two or three
months, those needing his services
should call early.
Farmers and lumbermen should
be very cautious in building fires in
the woods aud clearings these days,
and when built they should be closely
guarded. We understand the law to
be 10 such case that notice to burn
fallow must be given to adjoining
owners or else the fallow. burner be-
comes liable for damage done. And
decidedly any person who carelessly
sets fires is liable both to fine and i'm.
prisonment.- Tdioute Neps.
The two large single mills be.
longing to Baker & Hammond, and
located near Sheffield junction, this
county, we're totally consumed by fire
on Sunday of last week. Several
dwelling houses we're also licked up
by the intense flames of the forest fire
which ragged ~furiously iu that section,
and in most cases the contents were
also totally burned. People we're
obliged to run for their lives, not
having time to snatch a particle OF
their household effects, and there is in
consequence some suffering among
families fvl want Of material to begin
housekeeping again. The firm Of
Baker & Hammond is erecting two
new single mills at Brookston, one
of which is already completed.
Miss A. M. Starkweather, agent
for the Children's Home at Randolph.
New York, is in town for q few days
soliciting aid for the above named in
stitution. Miss Starkweather wa,
| here a year ago on the same errant
> and not without some success. Tht
' Home is not a State institution, bu.
is supported by private contributions
! The errand on which Mrs. Stark
: weather is rather a difficult one
but it should enlist sympathy, anC
D more substantial aid when possible t.
give it. The lady is at the Rura
House, where those whom she ma,
fail to see in her canvass can find her
D The Home is non .sectarian, and Will,
located in New York State opens it
!, doors alike to the homeless little one
j Of Pennsylvania. All who are inter
I ested in and love little children SHOULD
s give Miss Starkweather more thai
sympathy.
I &The Blizzard says, the unique OF
farm of DR.. C. j. Reynolds and Pete
t Gruber, heretofore fully described
d was given an experimental test to-day
o The connections were made complet
with the pumping wells, railroad an
d automatic workmeu the steam wa
turned on from the little boiler, TEN
porarily secured for the test, and tn
:. oil farm was in complete operation
IF The wells connected by turn-tabl
is sucker rod attachments, pumped i
5. good shape; the train made its Gil
IT cults on time the automatic workme
pounded, picked and sawed away &
r. diligently as though they we're bein
paid for it, aud all the detailed equiI
+, ments of the farm showed up accorC
: ing to the plans, demonstrating thu
: it will be a success and worthy of
corner at the Worlds Fair. Whe
. the minor details are completed,
: they will be in a couple of weeks, Il
- motive power will be supplied by ele
tricity, and in the meantime it wi
not be open to inspection. The m,
tive power in the trial made to.da
was supplied by a peanut rooster, b
the through train made close come
tons Just the same. The Doctor at
-. Pete have already received sever
offers for it but have refused to sell.
to A $705 Forgery.
H. ]. Hopkins received a dispatC
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