The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-05-03

-Messrs. j. M. Kimmell and j. B..
Elgin are introducing a very excel.
lent article in the line Of churn
dasher, which should be seen to be
appreciated. They are stopping at
the Lawrence House and are prepared
to negotiate with responsible parties
for the sale of territory in this sec.
ton. Call and see them.
The following is from the pen
of Georgia editor who evidently has
strong feelings ON the subject: "The
wind bloweth, the water howetb, the
farmer soweth, the subscriber oweth.
and the Lord knowetb that we are in
need of our dues. So come a runnin'
ere we 60 gunnin', we're not funnin',
this thing Of dunnin' gives us the
blues"
Counterfeit silver dollars, half
dollars, quarters and dimes are said
to have been recently put into ex.
tensive circulation in some of the
eastern counties of this state. They
are brand new coin, and can be easily
detected if you are on your guard.
They haven't the true ring and the
feel of them is different from the
genuine.
Charlie Whiteman has purchas-
ed the j. F. Overlander store on the
west side, next to the depot, having
taken possession last Friday. Mr..
Whiteman will move his cigar factory
into rooms of the store building, and
in connection with a general grocery
business, continue to turn out his
famous brand Of cigars. Success to
the new deel.
Some Of the farmers on German
Hill are complaining of the careless
ness of their neigbbors in allowing
their hogs to run at large, and are
threatening to invoke the strong arm
of the law if the annoyance is not
checked. AS the law now stands
owners of cattle and hogs must look
after them or take tho consequences
if they do any damage.
Editor Muse of the Vindicator
claims to have received the big egg
of the season, farmer Charles Vein
gard having left it at his Office. 1t is
limited around that Charlie fixed up a
china egg and palmed it off on Br'er
Muse for a genuine article. If this
is the case, it won't surprise us to
hear next of some one leaving door
knobs there. The editor of the Yin.
dicator is dead easy.
The Derrick's monthly oil report
for April shows 321 completed wells
in the entire field, 16,579 barrels
daily production, and 60 dry holes.
This is a decrease of in number of
completed, 18 barrels less production,
and an increase of 10 the mum.
ber of dry holes as compared with
the March report. There we're so
moro rigs up and wells drilling on
April 80 than on March 81.
Quarterly meeting will be held
at the M. E. church next Sabbath.
Preaching on Friday evening at 8
o'clock by Rev. M. Smith, P. E..
also Sabbath evening at the same
hour, at which time the Holy Sacra.
meut will be administered. Love
Feast at 10 a. m. Preaching at II
by the pastor. Anyone having chill
dren whom they desire to have baptis.
ed will please have them present at
the Sabbath morning services.
The Odd Fellows banquet last
Wednesday evening was as complete
a success as it could we'll be made,
Notwithstanding the very inclement
weather. We weren't present, but
acknowledge with thanks a very cor.
dial invitation to the feast of good
things, and the fact is we've been
kicking ourself ever since. But it's
just our luck. When it's raining
pudding we don't seem to have the
sense to turn our dish right side up.
Henry McCalmont, of near
Baum station, met with a very pain.
full accident on Wednesday last.
While unhitchiDg a yoke of oxen
from a plow, the animals started sud.
denly while he was between them,
throwing him down and tangliBg him
in the chain in such a manner as to
dislocate his right shoulder. Drs
Morrow and Rumberger were called
and gave the needed medical atten.
tion, and left their patient in a much