The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-04-20


fact that be has on hand a fine line Of
Harrows, and also a stock of the best
Fertilizer on the market. All his
goods are warranted to be first class in
every particular. Call and see him. l
The heirs Of the estate of the late
Asahel Lowell disposed of the TEN.
perauce House property including the
farm of 80 acres, last week, to james
Trcmbly Of Grand Valley, for $4,000.
We regret that Miss Eliza Lowell and
Mrs. l.. A. Lowell and family are to
leave this Deighborbood, but we under.
stand they will start for Wyoming next
week, where Mrs. Lovell's parents re.
side. - Pleasdntvile Record.
There is hardly day passes that
we do not get letter from some one
in this region inclosing a "green
goods" circular which has been re,
ceived from a New York gang Of
sharpers who are just now flooding
this region with them. The fellows no
doubt occasionally catch customer
or they would not keep spending their
money for the printed circulars and
postage stamps. Every man who bites
would be rascal if he could Wells.
6oro Agitdtor. Circulars Of the same
nature, aud probably from the same
gang, are being received quite fre.
quently in this vicinity. Don't bite.
The Kelley Institute is hourisbiug
beyond expectations. 1t is just one
month since the first patient was re
ceived and now there are II. Without
any previous advertisement Of the local
Institute this shows the wonderful hold
the treatment has upon the the people
The improvement on the boys who
come is remarkable. Their own friends
would scarcely know them in few
days so changed for the better is their
appearance. The story of impaired
minds and wrecked bodies has been en-
tirely exploded. None praise the
treatment so highly as those who are
taking it and none are more competent
to judge of its merits.
Says the Titusville World: IF
Crawford county had three or four
men as cnterprisiug and public spir-
tied as E. E. Clapp, of President
township, our county roads would soon
equal in comfort Of travel the paved
streets Of the city. President town.
ship undoubtedly has the finest roads
to be found in the State, and thousands
Of dollars of the expense has been
paid by Mr.. Clapp personally. II
Mr.. Clapp's methods of road building
could be carried out between Titusville
and Meadvi!le thousands of dollars
would be annually added to the reve,
nue. of owners of property along the
highway, besides making travel q
pleasure instead of burden" What
Forest county needs very badly is q
lot of men with Mr.. Clapp's ideas and
methods Of road building, and the
necessary amount of "sand" to carry
them out.
Assuming that you may be able
70 catch or buy trout or two, you are
hereby notified that there are three
J excellent methods Of cooking them
viz: frying. roasting in the ashes, oil
, boiling. To fry trout we'll is gtea
art, and rarely understood. The fat
be it butter, olive oil or lard, shoulc
be sweet and burning hot. As soor
as Drowned, the fish should be lifted
out aud the fat allowed to drain of
, A thin slice of salt pork or even bacor
will 60 we'll with the fish, bnt too muct
bacon may give them a smoky flavor
Small trout, from 6 to 8 inches, ar,
best cooked in this manner. Any
sized fish may be roasted in the ashes
and they are excellent that way; bu
trout from fourth to three. fourth,
Of a pound gives the best results
"But above all" says an expert, "giv,
me a good big trout boiled properly
, with little white wine vinegar in th,
water, and served with either caper o.
L egg sauce. ."-Franklin Netcs.
! Argument court was held yester
day, with President Judge Noyes, anc
Associates on the bench. The equity
case of Neill VS.. Shamburg was sen
back to the master to take furthe
testimony. A motion for new tria
was argued 10 the case of Kaster vs.
Welsh; court reserved decision
The Kingsley and Green township roac
case was continued. T. F. Ritche,
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