The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-06-07

this amount can be handled to a great
deal better advantage" Why would
not a creamery pay in this communi-
typ Can anybody answer the ques.
tion ?
Prof Eldon, Supt. Kerr Of this
county, and Supt. Beer of Clarion
county, have been appointed an ex.
amining committee for the Clarion
Normal school for the week begin.
ming June 18th. They will have 56
seniors, 20 juniors and so in the first
year class TO put through the exami-
nation course.
WIN. Courson, a member Of the
Reno base ball club, and who has a
number of friends and acquaintance
in this place, died of kidney trouble
at his home in Reno on Sunday last.
His popularity was attested by one
of the largest funerals ever held in
that place, eight of his former base
ball companions acting as pail bear.
ers.
The summer meeting of the
Pennsylvania Board of Agriculture
and General Farmers Institute will
be held in Bethleham, Northampton
county, June 14th, and 18th. Cover
nor Pattison, and other distinguished
Pennsylvanians are down on the pro.
gram for speeches For full inform.
alton address, Thos. j. Edge, Secreta-
ry, Harrisburg, Pa.
The following letters remain uu.
called for in Tionesta, Pa, Postoffice,
June 5, 1898: Mr.. Eic Cole, Mrs.
H. E. Dean, Mr.. Frank II. Eakin,
Miss Dellie Harman, Miss Maude
Hepler, Mr.. Putnam, Clara Pownell,
Melchiorre Jauhetta, foreign, Mr..
John Wymug, When calling for
any of these please say advertised" "
D. S. KNOX, P. M.
The Ridgway Driving park Asso'
citation are Offering some specialties
for July 4th and 9th, among which
on the 4th is a 2:37 trot for a purse
of 5000; 2:40 trot and pace, $175
a rnnning race, mile aud repeat,
500. On the 9th, 300 trot, purse
1925; a 2:45 trot and pace, $500.
The managers expect to give their
patrons some exceptionally fine sport
on this occasion.
Eli Kuhns of Forest county was
in Clarion this week, and while here
called on Sam Mock, who is now in
jail on the charge of murder. Mr.
Kuhns took Sammie Mock to raise
when but nine years old, When hi
left Mr.. Kuhns lie was a we'll be
baved inoffensive young man, and hi
guardian is naturally sorry to SCI
him in his present serious trouble
He believes the deed was not inten
tionally DONE Clarion JacksOnian.
-Venango county Republican
nominated the following ticket a
their convention held Monday
Prothouotary, j. r. Robertson; reg
lister and recorder, Frank Barr
treasurer, Milo R. Paden; commits
sioners, T. F. Wallace and 7. B. La
Rue; auditors, JnO. H. Crawford ant
j. R. Dounelly. E. w. Smith and c
V. Dibble were elected delegates t
the State Convention. E. K. Smile
was elected Chairman of the ne'
, county committee.
-Drs. Siggins and MaGuire visite
Kellettville on their wheels las
Saturday, making the distance i
three hours. But it remained for A
I Richards to smash all records 70
r "fast driving" He mounted hi
4. wheel at Mayburg and covered th
!. distance between there and here, l
e miles, in 2 hours and 40 minutes. {
course AL. had up a good head of steal
}, when he pulled into the station, b'
/. he was after the record and WI
a bound to have it if 1t took the pri'
, of Rambler" to make it,
}, The East Brady Revie.o thu
b speaks of Rev. Rumberger's mem'
rial sermon, delivered at that plat
!. on the 2Sth ult: Rev. Rumberg,
# held the attention of the audience f
N 40 minutes while in glowing wort
8. he depicted the causes of the rebel
II ion, its horrors of combat, prise
s. pens weary marches and terrib
picket duty. Then trying suspen
= of loved ones at home for husban
70 parent or son, and the thanksgiViI
: when the end came aud strife W