The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-04-27


but says times are rather dull. Mr..
Haslet thinks this country good enough
for him during the balance of his
days.
There will be no preaching in the
Presbyterian Church next Sabbath,
Rev. McAninch being absent. Yes.
terday, as Moderator of Clarion Pres
bytery, he presided at meeting of
that body at Reynoldsville, and on
next Sabbath will assist his classmate,
Rev. Stevenson, at Duquesne, in con-
ducting communion services.
In the case Of assault and battery
against Mr.. John Booher, of President
township, anol. pros. was entered by
the Veuango county court on Monday
last, the prosecutor failing to appear.
We trust this is the end of this unfor.
tunate case, as Mr.. Booher's neighbors
are 10th to believe him guilty of the
charge preferred against him.
Two men are making the rounds
of neighboring counties selling what
they call "the national anti.explosive
lamp powder put up by the United
States government inspector Of light.
houses" They sell it for 80 cents a
package. It is common salt, worth 80
cents . barrel. Keep look out for
them as they may visit this county.
The borough schools close Monday
for the term. In the evening the four
rooms will join in giving an exhibition
at the assembly hall to which the
public is cordially invited, the patrons
particularly. After the exercises the
diplomas will be awarded to those
pupils who have finished the school
course. No doubt those who attend
will be well entertained.
The Blizzard Of last Thursday has
this mention of one Of Forest county's
popular citizens, whose friends will
learn with regret of his intended re.
moval from amongst them: "Warren
B. Teed and family were in the city
yesterday afternoon on the way from
West Hickory, Forest county, to Ran.
dolph township, Crawford county,
where Mr.. Teed will erect a residence
on q farm be owns there. He will
retain his oil interests in the vicinity
of West Hickory"
MIR. Meyer Levy, one of Marien.
ville's merchants, died at that place
on Wednesday evening last, and on
Thursday morning following the re-
mains passed through here on their
way to Titusville for interment. Mr.
Levy had been sufferer from Bright't
disease for some time, which caused
his death. He was a good citizen
and left good name for probity and
honesty 10 his dealings with his fel
lowmen. He leaves q wife and two
or three children, we believe.
Hereafter all w. N. Y. & P
trains will arrive at and depart from
the New York Central Il Hudson
River railroad depot on Exohang'
street, Buffalo. By this arrangenen
passengers from the w. N. Y. & P
railroad destined to points on the New
York Central, Lake Shore. West Shore
Michigan Central, Grand Trunk ant
B. r. & p. railroads, will avoid tn
unpleasant transfer between depots a
Buffalo. The change will also be O
great advantage to passengers going t
Buffalo as they will in future be land
ed in the heart of the city.
Complaint is made in bankin
, circles because the new fractional coin
, will not stack. 1t is claimed that th
nose and bangs of the goddess of Lib
erty are considerably higher than th
rest of the coin, and when placed i
stacks of from $5 to $40 they tOppl
, over. We cheerfully announce ou
> Willingness to receive these coins o
subscription, Notwithstanding thi
"defect," as we don't intend to stack
, ours in five and ten dollar piles th
, year as has been our custom in th
. past, and those having designs o
leaving q few at the Iauctum nee
not hang back for fear of givin
offense.
E The patients of the Kelley Inst
Q tute here have organized a cluI
:. known as the Tionesta Institute B
J. Chloride of Gold Club, with a men
r bership of twenty. These clubs al
!, being organized all over the cOuntr
4 where there are institutes. To becon
;. full member it is necessary to tax
, q course of treatment, but any citiEe
can become an honorary member O
: the payment of one dollar. PersoT
IN ayunathy NTH tho oausa oan