The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-04-12
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Trailing arbutus is in bloom.

Trailing arbutus is in bloom.
Oil market closed yesterday 68b.
Maple and other early trees are
bursting their buds.
The lent shows are beginning to
crawl out from their winter hiberna-
ton.
Capt. Barber aud Prof. Oles, of
Pleasantvilie, gave US a short call
last Wednesday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad
Sibble, of German Hill, last Satur.
day, a daughter.
Mex Saturday will be the first
arbor day appointed by the Governor.
1t should ge properly observed.
The auditors of Howe township
present their report Of the past years
business 10 this issue of the REPUBLI.
CAN.
The bill to prohibit the killing
of deer in this State for a term Of
three years has passed the Legislature
and is 10 the hands Of the Governor.
Sign il, Governor ; it may help ONE
Ed. Gillespie of Wing Hill, sus.
tanned W. injuries a few days ago
by being thrown from a load of bark
and striking on the back Of his head
He is able to be around again, now.
David Mintz's spring ad. ap.
pears to-day. David prides himself
on having a little the finest stock at
his Marienville store this season that
has yet been ~unpscked in that place.
Give him a visit.
"A lodge Of the Maccabees will
be organized in A. o. u. w. hall
this evening. Before the ~organiza-
ton takes place Mi. Blaney, State
Record keeper, will deliver a lecture
which all are invited to hear.
-Supt. Kerr issues the customary
call for a directors convention for
the purpose of electing q County Su'
perintendaut, which will be found in
this issue. The convention will be
held in the court house on May I'd.
Heath & GieriDg wish to an
nounce that all meat bills must b.
settled the first of every month, anC
all old accounts must be paid imme
diately, as we will not trust any ont
longer than one month hereafter. If
Sim Hood, Jim Garfield, Charles
and George Kilmer, and John S~aileI
left for Chicago Monday, where they
expect to work 10 the brick yards o
May IL Bonner. TioDesta is nov
we'll represented 10 the windy city
and that by an extra good class o
w~orkiugmen, too.
Forest fires had already gotteI
under Roadway last week when tb
rain came. If the intervals of raj
, are not too far apart during the mex
, two weeks the woods will be gree
enough to take care Of themselves
which will be a good thing for th
+. farmer and the small game.
Secretary Edge, of the Stat
board of agriculture, has received GRO
reports from correspondence through
e. out the State which indicate favol
able conditions with respect to all tn
crops this year. 1t is estimated tbs
about 1900, 900 acres are in whea
and 1,250.0 900 acres in oats.
An Elk county dealer in sporI
ing tackle offers a split bamboo tror
rod to the person who catches th
largest trout during the coming SCI
son. Now, if he'd make the offer
the one who claimed to have caugl
the largest, what a beautiful lot
liars the scheme would develope,
> Squire Richards Of MsyburI
never forgets the poor, and as pro-
of his thOughtfullness the editor
"a table is supplied with many a temp
d, ing morsel. The latest is q supply
. parsnips, which for size and qualit
!. We have not seen equaled six
number; weight, fifteen pounds.
!. Mr.. Fulton has materially eI
: larged his saddlery establishment
y aud now has very comfortable qua
I; tiers, and a nice chance to display
ID stock of horse furnishings. NOthiI
in that line that cannot be found
ne his place, and always of the be
quality and at the lowest liVil
figure.