The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-03-07

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Dewoody, Foxcreek, a son. March
2, to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Diekrager,
German Hill, daughter. March 2,
to Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Grove, of the
Borough, a son.
Charley Bankhead has secured a
lease Of the Bleakley property, bet.
ter known as Chas. Hinton place, at
the upper end of town, and is pre-.
pairing to make it blossom and -four.
ish like the green bay tree during the
coming season. If there's anybody
can do it, Chas. is the man.
Joseph Morgan has begun oper-
ations at the Lawrence Il Smearbaugh
boat ecafold, and has already turned
one boat Sbould the business chow
signs of improvement they will be
prepared to turn off boats at a lively
rate, but under present conditions
there is not much incentive to rush
things.
Sheriff Carson returned home
from Huntington, Pa, on Saturday,
whittier he conveyed the boy Willie
Lowman, as per sentence of the court.
The boy seemed resigned to the situa-
ton when be arrived, and gave evi.
dence of a determination to 80 con.
duct himself as to merit bis release in
the shortest possible period.
The boys have been lifting a
good may suckers during the past few
days of balmy weather. At this
time of the year sucker of average
size, nicely scored and crisply fried
knocks the pegs from under anything
iu the fish line, or line of fish, that
can be produced. In the regular
season for game fish the sucker is too
soft for any good.
"A visit TO the State Normal
School, at Clarion, Pa, will convince
you Of the superior facilities, thor.
ough instruction, original methods,
ambition and industry of students,
and the kindly feeling and earnest
cooperation between faculty and stu
dents. Expenses are indeed low, be-
irg only 1926 per week for tuition,
board and furnished room.
Flora Walters & Co. will have
their grand Easter Opening, March
23d and Oath, and especially invite
the ladies to call and see and make
THAR selection of millinery goods.
They expect to excel all former eff.
forts, and will be prepared to show
the finest stock of goods pertaining to
their line that has ever been brought
to Tionesta. The invitation is to all.
The elocutionary entertainment
given by the R, T. of T. in the court
house last Wednesday evening, was a
decided success, though the attend
ance was not as large as should have
been. Miss Ssge's impersonation Of
childish characters was especially
good, though she charmed the su-
dience with all her resitations. The
local talent was also excellent in
the assistance rendered.
The West Chester daily RepubH.
can, one of the oldest and best jour.
mails in the State, has added the Mer.
genthaler Linotype machine to its
outfit, and the typesetting is nov
done on these machines. The work
is much better than is generally ac'
complished by machine.set type, and
is an evidence that experienced mer
are at the helm. The paper is de-
serving of the success which this new
departure seems to indicate.
The Blizzard has this reference
to former Tionesta boy: Harley W.
Fisher, for nearly eleven years q
practicing attorney.at.law in this city
leaves to-day for New Castle, Pa.
where he has located and intends tC
practice his profession. In the new
home be has selected he will have tht
best wishes OF his host of friends il
this community for prosperity. The
bar of Lawrence county aud public
of that locality will find him a gen
tleman worthy of their best consider
alton, and he has the best wishes o.
the BLizzard.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Tionesta Gas Trust wal
held in the School hall Monday, anC
was quite we'll attended. President
7. F. Ritchey submitted his first an
nual report of the business trans
actions of the Trust for the past Il
months, which was complete, anC