The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-04-05

'h bnS Doily OuIOulcle
Telegraph, and nows the paper has
only a few equals in Pennsylvania.
Que cent a day will buy it. Agents
are wanted In ell towns.
The feast of the Passover began
on Friday last aud continues till next
Friday. During this interval un.
leavened bread is used by all those
who adhere to the Jewish faith. The
festival commentaries the providen-
tial escape of the Hebrews when in
Egyptian bondage.
The railroad men on the river
division of the w. N. Y. O. p. report
passing q large number Of wild ducks
at Thompsons, Tionesta, Oleopolis
and President Sunday. - Derrick.
Must be some mistake as to Tionests.
None have been reported to the sport.
ing editor of this paper thus far dur.
ing the season. LATER-Y Yesterday
afternoon they were flying about here
10 considerable numbers.
John Wyant has moved into his
house on the hill near the water com.
pany's reservoir. The house was
erected by Mr.. Walford some years
ago. LOWS Nuneman has moved in.
to the Tietsworth house, vacated by
Wyant. S. N. Flowers has moved
into Mrs. Reck's building, adjoining
Phil. Emert's shoe shop.
DIR. Preston Steele, who has attend.
ed a course of lectures in Pulte Med.
ical College, Cincinnati, and is also a
graduate of the Cleveland Homoeo.
pathic College, and the Huron ST..
Hospital, has decided TO locate here.
The doctor has lately been associated
with DR.. Irwin. of Franklin, and
comes to us we'll recommended.
%. F. Miles & Co. is a new firm
in the mercantile business in Tionesta,
and their a1. should be read in this
issue. Mr.. Miles is no stranger to
our people, and by courteous treat
ment and fair dealing while manager
Of d. j. Geary's store here, won the
esteem and confidence of all. They
ask a fair share of the public's favors
AT the annual inspection of Co.
l., N. G. p, of Warren, a few days
ago. George r. Dawson, a Forest
county boy, again carried of first
prize for being the best drilled and
finest appearing soldier in the compa-
ny. This makes twice in succession
that George has won first prize, which
is quite an honor considering the
rigid inspection which the boys are
subjected to.
Mrs. j. l.. Walters whose card
appears in this issue, will open her
new restaurant to the public next
Saturday evening, and will serve ice
cream free for that evening. The
public should accord her a liberal
patronage 10 the future, as a strictly
first class restaurant has long been
needed in nj town, and now thai
such an one has been established il
should be we'll supported.
The application for a receiver
ship for the Western New York &
Pennsylvania railroad is q wise move
for the roads welfare, and its out,
como will undoubtedly be q strength
ening of the roads financial position
The w. N. Y. IL P. is being wisely and
ably managed and the reorganization
suggestion will undoubtedly be ar.
ranged in a short time and the re-
ownership dissolved. Derrick.
No lover Of vocal music should
miss the opportunity of hearing the
Swedish Sextette, of jamestown, n,
2 Y, in the school house, Tuesday eve
ming, April ii, 1898. they come
highly recommended both by thC
press and the people, aud are a strict
ly first class company. Tickets OF
sale at Siggins q Nason's Drug Store
. Remember the date, April II. Re
served seats 80 cents. General ad
mission %.
There we're about 140 wells com
pleted 10 the various oil producing
sections of New York, Pennsylvania
West Virginia and Southeastern
r Ohio, during the month of March, 3;
of the number being n.J and the new
production was 1850 barrels, accord
ing to the Derrick's monthly report
4 Compared with the report of Febru
arV. there Is an increase of AZ cnm