The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-07-19


easily and quickly adjusted to almost
any position, and is strong, simple,
durable and reasonable in price.
Take a good look at IL when William
calls on you, and we believe you will
have one. See notice of it in this is.
sue.
Judge Archibald, of Scranton,
paid our town brief visit on Saturday
last. He is the President Judge of
the Lackawanna county courts, and
one of the leading candidates for the
Republican nomination for Supreme
Justice of this State. He left an ex.
oellent impression upon those whom
he met during his two or three hours
stay here.
j. w. Jenkins, Of Warren, pop.
ularly known as "Doc," and long en-.
gagged in the oil business in the mid.
die field, has received the appoint.
ment Of deputy internal revenue col
lector, vice Colonel j. H. Sandstorm,
the Republican incumbent who has
held the Office for several years.
There were no less than a dozen ap.
plicants for this plum, mostly from
| Warren borough.
Under the law q person refusing
to pay school taxes due by him and
having no property out of which the
taxes can be collected may be COM
mitted to Jail by the Collector. A
certain individual in this city learned
this to-day, and after satisfying him.
self that he must either pay or go
down to the bastile forthwith, con.
cluded to borrow the money and pay.
-Frankkin Ne,Os.
1t is now about the time of year
fer the alarmists, who may suffer
more or less severe pains, in various
parts Of their anatomy, from the ef-
fects of too liberal consumption of
green truck, TO set on foot rumors to
the effect that they have been attack.
ed with cholera. In other words, a
good many people will imagine they
have the cholera when they have the
belly.ache. Blizzard.
The new magistrates and consta-
bles' fee bill passed by the late Leg.
islature meets obstructions in Blair
county and probably in other locali-
ties. The County Commissioners of
Blair have refused to pay the claims
of Justice of the Peace and Consta.
bles on the ground that the Constitu.
tion prohibits any increase of the sal.
ary or emoluments of any public off.
Ger after his election or appointment.
Venango Spectator.
Mrs. Amsler, wife of q. w.
Amsler, one of Marienville's promi.
nent citizens, died in Cleveland, Ohio,
July Sd, 1898, aged 45 years. The
deceased had been in i'll health for
upward of two years, the result of a
severe attack of grip, and at the time
of her death was receiving treatment
at one of the best hospitals in the ci-
ty of Cleveland. She was an exem.
plary christian woman, a faithful
loving wife, and very highly esteem
ed by all who knew her. The strick-
en- husband has the sincere sympathy
of all his acquaintance in his ire
parable loss.
The Oil City district camp meet
ing of the Free Methodist church
will be held at Youngsville, Warren
county, beginning August 9th and
continuing one week. An excellent
grove has been secured for the occa.
sion which will have all the conven'
fences of natural gas, good water
ETC., and the meeting bids fair to be
largely attended. Quite large
number from this place and vicinity
have already engaged tents for the
entire week. Those wishing informa
tion as to the use of tents, &c.
f should address Chairman Walter A
Sellew, Oil City, Pa.
The sad intelligence of the deatl
of Mr.. Calvin, father of Mrs. T. F
5 Ritchey, reached the family on Sab
, bath evening last. The death wa
. sudden and unexpected, caused b!
! heart trouble. Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin
4 had made their home with thei
/ daughters family for the past sever
t or eight months, taking their depart
v ure only few days ago, to visit othe
+. friends, in Reynoldsville, Jefferson
county, where Mr.. Calvin's death oc
CURED on Sunday. The deceased