The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-03-22
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Spring began Monday.

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Oil market closed yesterday 64b.
Easter occurs a week from next
Sunday.
j H. Butler OF Tionesta, is this
week announced as a candidate for
Sheriff, subject to Republican ussges.
Misses Kittie Joyce and Inez
Brownell will attend the spring term
of school at the Clarion Normal.
In spring hosiery, ladies', gents
and children's, Lawrence q Smear.
baugh have just received a iue varie-
~. 1t.
Hon. E. L Davis departed last
week for CliforDia, where he has Or.
ranged to engage in the practice of his
profession as a lawyer. We believe
he intends locating in the city of
Badlands.
-Street.car drivers aud others who
are constantly exposed to all kinds of
weather aud cauno find time 10 lay
by, should ever bear in mind this
plain fact that DR.. Bulls Cough Sy.
rup cures coughs and colds. 1t is
u%nequaled.
-Ex.P rothonntary Justis Shaw.
key has moved to Warren, where be
will make his future abode. Since
we couldn't retain Mr.. Shswkey as a
citizen Of our town, we are glnd to
know he will still be a comparatively
near neighbor.
The long aud e~xhausting war
over the control of the Edinhoro
Normal School is probably ended.
Buth sides have agreed to submit all
questions at issue, aud all questions
that may arise in connection with the
coming election of trustees, to Judge
Noyes, of this district.
Our nearest and hest outside
neighbor, the TIdioute Netcs, entered
last week upon it's twentieth year Of
prosperity. May it continue to
flourish and wax fat under Br'er
Whites excellent management, aud
Its welcome weekly visits continue for
many more scoie of years.
Mr.. j. M. Kepler has returned
from Hot Springs, Arkansas, where
he spent the past six months, much
improved in health. His son Will,
who has been attending school at
Randolph, N. Y, is also home for a
short stay, and will shortly resume
his studies at the Buffalo College of
Commerce.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith OF
Nebraska, have been called upon to
mourn the loss of another of their
children by d~iphtheris, su only
daughter, in her twelfth year. The
other members of the family who
we're afflicted have all recovered, and
it is hoped by the community that the
precautions taken will pevent any
spread of the disease.
The iual wind.up of the Dele.
mater bank failure makes a poor
showing for the creditors. The gen.
eral creditors get 5 2.10 on the dol.
lars, or $500 on 500. The county
gets S4,007 03 on its claim of $4,000
The State gets 1851 80 on its claim
of 100000; but this goes to the
bondsmen of the State Treasurer who
made good the loss Of the State.
Our genial friend William Hi.
lands started out t'other morning
loaded for foxes aud promised to bag
US an item before be returned. He
failed in the attempt, but made fair
reeompense by leaving US some live
western papers to persue in our spare
moments. We a assure Mr.. Hi.
lands' Idaho friends that he is enjoy,
ing his stay in the east immensely, if
his rugged, healthy appearance is any
indication.
There will be a meeting iu the
Court House at Mercer, March "a, to
take united action against the Econ.
omical Mutual Benefit Association,
of Sandy Lake, Pa, of which Sam.
uel B. Griffith is now receiver. The
treasurer's and other books of the as.
ISOLATION were burned by the officers,
and the members are unable to learn
the exact standing of the company
when it went into the hands of the
receiver, The officers decline TO
give information. -FrGnklin Netos.