The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-03-14

iituoI ABueW uOuse, WHICH ue puT.
chased few weeks ago.
County Treasurer Jameson pub.
fishes his list of tax sales this week,
which take place on the second Mon.
day of June. The number of pieces
is about the same as usual--in the
neighborhood of 400-some of which
have appeared on the list biennially
for the past twenty.six years to our
personal knowledge.
-Scowden & Clark have stocked
up we'll for the spring, and have q
good display Of plows, spring tooth
lever harrows, and other farm and
garden machinery. If in need go
and see them before purchasing, for
they are prepared to furnish anything
in the line, of the latest pattern, and
at the lowest possible figure,
"A "brownie suit" is a novelty
for the small boy. 1t is made Of
brown cloth with q diminutivs jacket
cut away to show a white linen shirt
waist, which has broad collars add
cuffs turning over the outside. The
little knee bfeeches, rs we'll as the
jacket, have several rows Of stitching.
Brown stockings complete the outfit
"A Bslltown correspondent
writes: "a basket social, under the
management of Misses Dove Mitchell
and Vloletta McGafigan, was held in
Porkey Hall on the 9th inst, for the
benefit of Rev Whippo. 1t was a
grand affair, aud everything passed
off pleasantly. Proceeds, s1400.
Have another, girls, before we boys
have our neckties worn out"
On April 8, the spring tern will
open at the Clarion Normal School.
The outlook is said tc be encouraging
for large attendance. The school
is deservedly popular, and its growth
has been wonderful. Its reputation
has been earned by the excellent
methods and the esrnestness of its
teachers. The popularity of the
school is growing prodigiously.
Flora Walters & Co. will have
their grand Easter Opening, March
23d and Oath, and especially invite
the ladies to call and see and make
their selection of millinery goods.
They expect to excel all former ef.
forte, 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
"A new wrinkle 10 the medical
line consists of securing the stomach,
says the Franklin Ne,uS. By means
of ingenious implements ones mys.
ferrous interior may be perfectly
cleansed. When the human boiler,
so to speak, becomes crusted and
coated, the owner can have it
throughly secured out while be waits,
and the stomach will be ready to go
to work without delay.
The first run of lumber for this
season was from the upper end
of the creek, four creek
pieces having been brought through
last Friday from Foxes. There will
not be a great deal IF rafting along
the creek this yeaI the biggest run
likely being from almon creek, from
which point three or four "Allegbe'
MES" of sawed stuff and a couple Of
hemlock timber will be run. Ex.
Sheriff Osgood has taken the job of
running the timber from that place
and has already begun rafting it.
Last Saturday our townsman,
Mr.. Geo. w. Dunkle received a mes.
sage from the family of his brother
Samuel, of Helen Furnace, Clarion
county, who had died suddenly that
day. The wife and two of the chill
dren had gone to a neighbors for q
short visit and on returning found thu
husband and father dead. Durinl
the fore part of the winter Mr.. Dun
kle had suffered very severe attach
of the grip from which be had never
fully recovered. He was aged sbou
A years, aud besides the wife leaves
a family of five children. The fu
neral took place on Sunday last.
-Chas. Whiteman has had a wag
on built at Scowden & Clark's facto
ry for his special purpose, and vii
hereafter take his goods with him OF
his trips through the country. Th,
wagon is provided with case whicl
will accommodate 10000 cigars, an'
having obtained Government permi
TO handle the goods in this way, b.
will be able to supply his customer