The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-03-30
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Trailing arbutus will soon be in
bloom.
Clarion Jail. like its Forest county
neighbor, has no occupants.
March is making very credtable
stagger at ''going out like lamb"
New spring goods of all kinds coming
in at Lawrence & Smearbaugh's. 1t
Mr.. Ed. Scowden and little son, paid
his brother J. c. visit extending over
last Sunday.
MIR. S. II. Williamson, of Leather
wood, Clarion county, is paying visit to
Rev. McAninch.
The town has taken on an air of live
illness since rafting commenced that seems
like olden times.
james II. Zones and A. NJ. Doutt are
this week announced for County Trensur-
or, subject to Republican usages.
Charlie Kilmer is home from Mead
villc, where he has been student at
s nith's business college this winter.
The "wrecker" passed up the road
last Sunday morning, the breaking of an
axle and derailng of several freight cars
being the cause.
Ben. and Tod. Kelly are home from
Salisbury, their school being closed on
account of the measle epidemic. Both
the boys have had 'em.
They are coming! Great stacks of
them! New Spring goods at II. j. Hop
kins & Co.'s. Nothing like it heretofore
seen in this market. 1t.
-Mcssrs. Forrest Proper and NJ. c.
Myers have purchased the Corah store at
Kellettville, and will open up there in a
few days under the firm name OF Proper
e Myers.
Get tree ready. Thursday, April
18th, il named as Arbor Day by the Gov
ernor. Those who fail to get there then
can wait till Friday, May 9Th, which is
another, and better suited to this locality.
business matters are in such apple
pie order and things so quiet and peaceable
up around the court house tnat Treasurer
Hagerty and Sheriff Osgood are obliged to
take run down the river to keep them
selves busy.
Did you over notice how critically q
crowd of mon will stand around with
hands in their pockets and watch a gang
of laborers digging common, everyday
ditch? Just as though the like had never
happened before.
Mr.. j. B. Carpenter, one of Kingsley
townships staunch Republicans gave the
REPUBLICAN, Office pleasant call Monday
Mr.. c. is one of the oldest and safest pilots
NcwtOwn on the recent flood.
-"Threo day measles" which have
caused a good deal of annoy ance to the
children hereabouts have begun their at
tack on some of our older people, who
have found the disease to be much more
than mere trille to deal with.
The adjuster of the Hartford insur.
ance company was in town last FRIDAY
and adjusted the loss sustained by Mrs
Anna Bradbury in the burning of hel
house recently, paying the claim in full
$500. This is prompt business.
-Dairymen, stockmen, liverymen, and
horsecar men unite in saying that no sucl
horse and cattle lotion as Salvation Oil has
ever been put upon the market. II should
be kept at every stable and stock yard In
the land. Price % cents a bottle.
Persons elected to the office of schoo
director at the recent election will bear in
mind that the law requires them to bt
sworn into Office hereafter. The oath o
Office may be administered by justice O
the peace, or any one qualified to admins,
ter oaths.
Hon. J. B. Agnew and son Mack
arrived home from Washington last Sat
urday, having been summoned hither 10y
the serious illness of Mr.. AS little
daughter Edna, who has been in a critica
condition since. The little sufferer is bet
ter this morning.
"A brief, but, of course, truthful
mention appeared in the REPUBLICAN las
week concerning the handsome layout o
new wagons at Scowden & Clark's factory
In two days after the firm ran out three o
their best team wagons. Nothing lik,
advertising, if done in the right paper.
A number of the young people q
Tionesta have received invitations to the
wedding of Grant Kemble, former pop.
ular resident of the borough, which take.
place at Titusville to-day, the young
bride-elect being Miss Jennie Colley. TIL,
REPUBLICAN, joins in congratulations t
Grant and his fair one.
Mr.. J. A. Fielder, of the Bellefont,
Gazette, has received the endorsement o
Centre county, which is part of this dis
trict. for delegate to the Republican Ma
tional Convention, with instructions L
support President Harrison for recollection
F. L, Shallenberger has tho endorsement
of Clarion county.
The Odd Fellows banquet at tn,
Central House last evening was very
pleasant affair, and attended by a large
number of the fraternity from the sur
roundings, Tidioute furnishing a gooC
delegation. Nothing was lacking tina
would tend to make the occasion an enjoy
able one to 800 and its guests.
-"Go where glory waits thee" she said
as she buckled on his armor, and pressed
into his off hand a small package. 1t con
tanned a few bottles of DIR. Bulls Cougl
Syrup; she didn't want him to have t.
contend with an enemy and cold all a
the same time. Sensible frirl