The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-12-13

w iaob Ouuuog VI tbo BIippei aBeu
about SO years He was buried at
Townline on Tuesday.
Mrs. Mcdonald, formerly Miss
Hilands, Of Pittsburg, is visiting her
uncle's D. w. Clark, having been
summoned here by the death of her
Uncle William Hilands.
-Wyman & Stratton have moved
their saw mill to Newmansville where
they have a tract of oak timber.
The lumber is being shipped from
this point TO the Erie road
Buy rubber boots where every
pair is guaranteed. Ledebur &
Miles have them for the same money
you pay at other places where you
have 10 take your chances. 2t.
"A white deer was shot near Fox
burg, this county, last Wednesday by
H. A ellison of that place. This is
said to be the first albino deer killed
in this section for many years.
The j. F. Overlander mill in
Tionesta is running full blast with J.
L. Peters as miller, and is grinding
at the rate of 100 bushels per day.
First class work is being done.
"A large Roller Process Touring
mill belonging to j. M. Slick of Clar.
ion was burned at that place on last
Saturday. The loss will amount to
near $4,000. Insurance, $4,000.
According to programs printed
at this Office there will be an enter.
tainment in Kellettville in the near
future. The proceeds go toward the
building of a new church in that
place.
DR.. Rumberger was called up
from East Brady on last Saturday to
hold consultation with DR.. Bowman
over the case of John Hood son of
William Hood, who has been serious.
ly i'll.
Samuel Hefick of Pittsburg, re-
presenting the Presbyterian Messen.
ger, newly established religious pa.
per OF that city, was in town this
week looking after the interests OF
his paper.
George Gould, son of the late
Jay Gould, has been sued by wo.
man named Zella Nicolaus to recov
to recover check for $4,000. l,
is generally believed to be case Of
black mail.
Each year finds an increased
number of young people from
this county in the Clarion Norma
School. From the reports of thos'
who have been students, the schoo
is deserving of even larger patronage
"A five year old child of Johr
Hartzell of Paint township, Clarion
county, was burned to death las
Tuesday. The child's clothes caugh
fire from the stove. Mr.. Hartzel
was working at Clugh's Mills. thi
county, at the time of the accident
The partnership heretofore exist
ing between S. S. Can6eld and Archi
Puffinburg in the livery business i
about to be dissolved, Garfield cou
tinuing in the business while Putin
burg will take charge of the Contra
House next spring, which he has re
Gently purchased.
Reports from all parts of th
country show the general prevalenc
of the grippe. The deaths from
are numerous. Time was wheI
it passed for joke but that is pas
People have begun to realize that
+. is dangerous disease and needs tn
best of attention to avoid serious re
4 suits.
b. -Dauiol Coughlin under indict
0 ment for the murder of DR.. Croni
is now on trial. Anarchy and Clar
i. seem to have hard time in Chicag
i The recent election of Judge Gar
q in opposition to the wish of GovernC
Altgeld who pardoned the convicte
!. anarchists shows that the people wal
d law and order maintained.
d The entire contents of the PenI
sylvania State Building at ii
It Worlds Fair will be sold at publ
- auction commencing on Tuesda
g morning Dec. 19, at Montgomery
Cos ware rooms, Walnut St. Harri
Ie burg Pa. Catalogues can be obtai
a ed by writing to A, B. Farquhar, e;
y eeutive commissioner, Harrisburg.
The last touches of the reserve
a. of the Tionesta Water SunDly Cor