The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-05-02

To be correctly dressed is one OF
the best introductions. You will find
these essentials at Ledebu & Miles.
Trade conditions are all 10 favor
of the buyer these days, and Ledebur
q Miles are in the lead of bargain
makers. f.
The decision to hold a summer
school during July at the Clarion
Normal School meets the approval of
many teachers who could not other.
wise attend school. They can enter
May 1st and remain until August 1st.
S. w. Brace who has been in
Bayfield, County, Wis, during the
past winter, is in town, preparing to
take his family back with him, hav.
ing located at that place. Willis
many friends will regret that his bus.
mess interests require his removal
from Tionesta.
Rev. McAninch went down to
Indiana county, Monday to assist
Rev. Bell next Sabbath. In conse.
quence Of Mr.. McAninch's absence,
the regular services will be omitted
in the Presbyterian Church here on
that date, but instead, there will be
Praise service at II o'clock.
Mrs. j. D. w. Reck, while 60
ing down stairs Monday morning,
caught her foot 10 the carpet and fell
to the bottom. She was very badly
shaken up and her upper lip was cut
entirely through so that it was neces-
sary to take two stitches in it. She
is getting along nicely we are glad to
note.
-Wm. Hilands, Esq, sustained a
stroke of paralysis on Saturday night
and his condition is now critical.
His advanced age-he is now in his
S5th year-is against the patients
chance of rallyiDg, but his condition
this afternoon shows a marked i'm.
provement over yesterday. Franklin
Netos.
In the notice of the "Flower
Queen" Cantata, last week /; we set
the date for Monday night. The
Vindicator had it Tuesday night in
its local mention and Wednesday
night in the extended notice. The
latter is the correct date. The RE.
PUBLICAN could have had it fright too,
if it bad had two guesses.
Mr.. j. r. Barr has taken pos.
session of the Hotel Marien, at
Marienville, and is meeting with good
success, Messrs. Branch 81 Powers
have moved into their fine new hotel
which they have named the "Key.
stone Hotel" In the way of hotel
accommodations no town of the size
in the State is better equipped than
Marienville.
The Clarion Normal School has
au attendance of over 500 students
this term. Many teachers who are
unable to attend before the first to
the fifteenth of May, have petitioned
the faculty to hold a summer term
through July, so as to enable them
to enter in May and still have the
benefit of a full term. The summer
term will open July 8, being the
Monday following the close of the
spring term.
-Drs. Siggins, Bowman and Nor.
row amputated the foot of A. H.
Ault, the young man whose serious
condition, the result of a cut from
an adz, was noted last week. The
unfortunate young man is doing we'll
at this writing and with no uufavor.
able change his physicians are hope.
ful of saving his life. The circum.
stances attending this case are very
sad and there is an opportunity here
presented for little Home Mission.
airy work, by the kind hearted people
of our town.
Hicks predicts May will open
with cloudy, cold weather and driz.
zling rain, changing to warmer on
the 4th, From the 9th TO 9TH storms
will pass over the country followed
by cold weather to the 10th with
strong probability of frost, and storms
again from the 11th to the 14th and
another cold wave. From the Dist
to the 25th it will be very warm with
many storms of rain accompanied by
thunder and wind. About the 2Sth
will be the last disturbances for the