The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-02-24
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
oh market closed yesterday 6ss.

Oi hHh AOb OAOSoN yCShcihty OoNs
Mems suits for $3.50, at Chas. f.
Black d Co.'s. 1t.
DIR. and Mrs. F. T. Mason are visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Dunn. in
Washington, d. c.
Yesterday was a really pleasant spring
day, although the regular spring opening
IL yet almost a month hence.
Mr.. John Noble, wife and two chill
dren, Of Butler, Pa, are paying a visit
to Mr.. Ms mother this week.
Ed. Morgan is home from Chicago oil
a short visit, looking well and enjoying a
good handshake with friends.
Joseph Adamson, Esq, of Philadel-
phia, was a visitor to town last week,
and gave this office a pleasant call on
Friday.
Tho names of DIR. fowler OF jerks,
and Capt. Haight of Howe. are this week
announced for Assembly, subject to Re-
uublican usages.
Ben. W. May arrived from Chicago
last week on a visit to his mother and
friends here. Ben's rroverbial good
humor continues to contribute to his
health and avoirdupois.
Our friend John Kron was reelected
tax collector of the thriving city of Kit
tanning at the recent election by majori-
ty OF over 200. This speaks well for Johns
popularity as a tax gatherer and citizen.
Hon. J. b. Agnew arrived from
Washington, Friday evening last and is
attending court this week. Mrs. Agnew
and their two young daughters accompa-
MED him, and will remain several weeks.
-"I wonder what DR.. Smith is looking
80 glum aboutH' "Why can tell you, he
says his trade is almost ruined, that he'll
hardly have patient in the " inter months
after Il while, all on account of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup"
Now the back bone of winter is busted,
leastwise for the present, ~ 1t appears.
There is less snow in sight now than there
has been since the first sleighing came on,
and it looks much as though the breakup
had come TO stay.
Amos Ginger Is home from investi-
WIZ tSoiu
He had enough. The title to the mine was
no good, and neither was the mine itself.
lie found poverty and suffering and con-
cludes it is a good country to stay away
FROM 1Tdioute Necs.
The REPUBLICAN was the recipient OF
pleasant calls from the following gentle
men during the week: Frank Nash, r.
4. Durnell, A. p. Anderson and ]. w.
Black, Howe twp; s. B. Manross, Fa-
gundus; j. c. Confer and DR.. fowler,
Marienvilie; A. w. Cook, Cooksburg.
AT the recent session of the State
Dairymen's Association in Meadville, the
sum of 5000 was pledged to a fund to
assist in prosecuting oleomargerine deal
ers in Western Pennsylvania. In the
eastern part of the State there have been
l4S arrests and las convictions for viola.
tions of the law.
Glass doors have been hung on all the
Offices of tho court horse, making mark.
cd Improvement Ia tho convenience as
well as appearance of the same. A new
safe for the Sherif's Office is also among
the long felt wants that has been supplied
and will insure the safety of valuable
records in that office.
The Blizzard saw "wild geese flying
north Sunday morning." Seeing them or
Sunday morning is perhaps nothing un'
usual with the Blixzdrd force, but had the
observation taken place Monday morning
after the boys had had sufficient time Il
recover. the hallucination might have
been more difficult TO understand.
Lieut.. Thomas Comedy while hunt.
ing in Forest county found piece of tim
in which was imbedded, six inches fron
the surface, an ox's shoe. The shoe haC
been pounded into the tree many year
ago and the timber grew over 1t. 1t wa
discovered by a man who was splitting
the tree into rails.-Bradford Era.
The REPUBLICAN, acknowledges tn,
receipt of = very creditable poem by
Joseph Moriarty recounting the many
victories of Marienville's crack SECOND
nine base ballists last season. Itwouldn'
surprise US il our Tionesta boys would
make an effort TO knock a little of tn
poetry out of their Marienville rivals mex
summer.
The ninth annual convention of tn,
Woman's Relief Corps Of Pennsylvania
will be held In G. A. r. Hall, 4th Ave.
Pittsburg, commencing to-day, Wednes
day, and continuing over tomorrow
Mrs. G. @. Rumberger and Mrs. DR.. Nor
row are the accredited delegates from
Capt. Stow Corps, No. 1877, of this place
and they will be accompanied by Mrs
Hopkins, Mrs. LAnsOn, and Mrs. Ann
Proper, who will go as visitors. No doub
the ladies will enjoy very rich treat.
"Wednesday noon, while coasting ol
what is known as the school house hill ol
Jefferson street, Charles, son of Mrs. II
j. Carson, aged about thirteen years, wa
instantly killed. AS is known, the hill
runs both ways, and it was while coming
down one declivity on a single sled that h
was met by bob coming the other way
The icy condition of the road made a col
lision inevitable, and the unfortunate la
was hit IN the breast directly over tn
heart with one point OF the bob and in tn
left groin with the other. He was throw
about rod by the shock. He was insen
sible, or rather dead, when picked uI
He was taken home and DIR. Acomb sen
for, but all efforts 10 revive him wer
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