The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-03-16
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

| uTTeu tO-Uoy.
Archie Miles, the manager of Black &
Co.'s store at Tionesta, spent Sunday with
friends here.-Derrick.
New maple syrup will soon furnish
the top dressing to, and revive the tagging
interest in, the 'succulent' napjack.
Prof Thompson OF the N. Y. National
Building and Loan Association, will deliv-
er free lecture this evening at the School
House.
| Mr.. VIM. Wyman, who will do the
saving for Mr.. CASTOR ON the Kelly tract
this summer, has rented q part of Mrs.
Reck's house, and will move here about
the first of April.
Easter occurs on the 18th of April this
year, that being the Sunday following the
first full moon after the 2lst of March.
Easter may occur as early as March 22d,
and as late as April 25th.
And now tho poor canine must pre-
pare to make himself scarce on the streets
OF Tionesta, in accordance with proposed
ordinance by the borough dads. Our
town leads, and no mistake.
-Tionesta has gained more notoriety
throughout the country during the past
two weeks than it over did in whole
year previous, all on account of the locat-
ing of Kelley Institute here.
Treasurer Hagerty publishes his list
| of land sales this week. The number of
pieces is not so large as in former years, an
evidence that people are more prompt
about paying their taxes than usual.
One Of the farmers of German Hill
says no will invoke the aid of the fence
law against swine this season, and wants
owners to govern themselves accordingly
by keeping hogs peuned up or suffer the
consequences.
Grows, robins and blue birds tried
hard to set up business for the spring last
week, but were frozen out and had to
abandon the enterprise for time. 1t is
to be hoped they'll fare better on the next
thaw.
It. f. Ritchey, Esq, has purchased the
property which he now occupies as a
home, from Prothonotary Arner, and will
make some substantial improvements as
soon as the weather becomes favorable for
such work.
Il have tried Salvation Oil in my own
case for neuralgia and experienced much
benefit from its use. It's very penetrating
and always gives relief J. S. Lewis,
manufacturer boots and shoes, 81 Fayetto
St., Baltimore, Nd.
The adj. Of Drs. Mcclellan S Salm is
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their regular monthly visit to this place as
usual, their next date being Thursday,
March oath, at the Central House. Those
interested will please make note of this.
-"Why so pale and wan, fond love.
Prithce! Why SO pale?" "Well if the
truth must he told, have the most viii
lainous cold n man ever had" She only
smiled a confident and happy smile-and
brought down her bottle of DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
About dozen of the members of For
est Lodge A. o. U. W., of this place, with
their wives. go to Warren this evening, on
invitation of the brethren at that place,
who will entertain number of the State
and United States officials of the order
at banquet.
Two Oil City chaps had been discus
sing horse-trade for some time. Finally
one of them said: IL tell you that black is
dandy-he's way out of sight" Then
they traded, and the next morning the one
who got the black found the horse was
blind -Btizzdrd.
"A petition was circulated and quite
generally signed here, yesterday, asking
for daily mail from Tionest: 70 Kellett-
Vile, via Starr, Wing Itill and Newtown.
Also for daily mail from Kellettville to
Sheffield. Such an arrangement would be
greatly appreciated by our people gener-
ally.
Mrs. Deitrick Weant, who lives with
her sOn-in-law, VIM. Hail. in Green town
ship, fell from a chair last Saturday eve
ming, fracturing two of her ribs. She is
we'll up in years, which will make her re-
covery rather tedious. DR.. Mason attend
ed her and left her feeling quito comfcrta-
BILE under the circumstances.
MIR. f. II. Lanson was called to his
old home in Louisville, Warren county,
Monday, on account of the serious illness
of his brother. Andrew. He arrived
few hours too late to see him alive, he
havins died in the forenoon of Monday.
lie was aged about 40 years and leaves a
wife. His ailment was catarrh.
The lion which Marched in with the
present month has been roaring around
pretty much ever since, and from present
indications will likely keep the menagerie
on free exhibition till All-fool's day, If not
longer. No one is particularly infatuated
with this sort of weather, yet we'd better
have it now than in June, and so will not
complain.
The F. NJ. revival meeting at New
Evansville is still in progress. About rs
persons have been forward and a goodly
number saved. Forty have already
united with the church. The revival
meeting will commence at tho f. NJ.
Church in this place this. Wednesday
evening. Rev. A. @. Showers and wife,
Of franklin, are expected to bo present to
assist in the meeting.
Insure your houses and household
furniture with the Insurance Company of
North America, the oldest and tho best
cOmnanV I'm tha Ifnifad Gfatas