The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-04-04

--Drs. Siggins and Bowman successful
ly performed the delicate operation of re-
moving an abscess from the infant son Of
Mr.. N. E. Holmes, one day last week.
The child is now doing well.
Elmer L. Sutton, smiling and happy,
accompanied by Samuel Aul, was over
from Redcliff yesterday on business
trip, and paid the Republican office a
pleasant call while in town.
Our stock of shoes is being replenish-
ed every day. In these goods we are al
ways prepared to furnish a strictly fret
class article at the smallest possible
prices. Lawrence q Smearbaugh 2t.
DIR. and Mrs. f. T. Mason, who have
been in New York city the past few
months, where the Doctor has been at
tending medical lectures, are visitors at
the home of Mrs. j. II. Derickson.
j. P. Huling is moving back from
Pleasantville this week and will occupy
his residence next the Catholic church.
Uncle Billy Pufinberg who vacstes
Jared's place has gone into the Gus Car
son house on Bridge Street.
"A. II. Anderson has disposed of his
shop to Will Hood and departed for
Lock Haven, at which place he will start
a barber shop and bath rooms. We are
sorry to loose Trix and wish him abund-
ant success in his new home.
Hon. G. A. Hill is now citizen of the
Borough, having taken possession of the
property in the north ward recently pur-
chased by him. The Judge sold his farm
to John Walters, who leaves the Sibbald
place to take possession of it.
"A new stock Of dry goods, hats,
shoes, etc., is now being opened at Law
renee &c Smearbaugh's. We are buying
carefully and selling at bottom prices.
| Our stock is not the largest and finest ev-
er displayed in Forest county, but we
still think we can suit you. Call and see
and price the goods. 1t.
The regular annual ruin of the Della
ware and Maryland fruit crops by frost,
occurred last week. Reports from the
southern and western states also tell OF
heavy damage done to early fruit. Little
harm was done in this vicinity, though
peach trees were we'll advanced and may
show the effects of the blizzard.
This week is the opening of the
spring term of the Clarion State Normal
School. A few have not been able tc
start at the beginning of the term, but
we learn that any are welcome to enter
when it suits them, and are required tC
pay only for the time they are in attend
ance-$3.25 week for tuition, board and
room.
The County Commissioners are
beautifying the grounds surrounding the
Court House by grading, pruning thu
trees and adding improvements where
ever needed. If the County could man
age to squeeze through without the mon
ey realized from the sale of hay eacl
year and have lawn mower run through
the grounds occasionally, il would max
a vast improvement.
"A brilliant display of the Northern
lights, making the heavens very bright
was witnessed by those who were out c
doors last Saturday night. Marsh'
was gotten up expressly as an endorse
ment of the Coxey movement, but h
may be mistaken we would rather be
lieve that the Lord was afraid to leav
them alone in the dark.
Following is the list of letters re
3 naming in TionestS, Pa, Post ofhct
/. April 3, 1894: Mrs. Agnes Allen, Mr.
Ida Fry, Mrs. S. F. Mowrey, Mrs. r. ]
f Morgan, James Beebee, L. w. Bruce, {
b Brown, Chas. Bergman, G. IL. Frader
burg, E. G. Gardner, VIM. Henry, S.
4 Sheck, L. s. Seeley, Josiah Marshal
II. N. Miles. 2, Mrs. Annie Morrison.
r. L. HAsLET, P. n
s The employees OF the w. N. Y. &
n Road have contributed 500, which the
offer as a reward for the recovery of Il
-. body of Fireman John Martin, who 10
= his life in the Walnut Bend accident Il
- 9th OF March, and whose body is suppo
ed to be in the river somewhere betweC
70 that point and Pittsburg. Commune
u tions may be addressed to ii. Montgou
II cry, in this city. The railroad compar
has, we understand, detailed four men
s. assist in the search.-Btzzdrd.
3 Two fires which destroyed thr
8 dwellings, involving a loss Of $500 al
the death of a woman, occurred in Bra
s, ford last Saturday. The woman, Mrs.
W Marian of Sheffield Mass, went to
G. closet from which smoke was issuing,
investigate upon opening the door .
40 was enveloped by smoke and flame Il
it poured forth. Cropping her way Il
at window she threw herself out; distan
of 20 feet to the ground, where she "
of picked up insensible, and died soon
ra terwRrd.
is, The Oil City Bh=gdrd and the Fran
lin Ne,0S have been alternately huggi
q. and offering deepest sympathy, each
,is the other lately, over the way the bG
10 ball teams of their respective haml,
will wipe the other from the face of
=, earth, this summer. The seas
VI opens with a game between the T.
= towns on the 18th of May, and on and
W, ter that date, until the close of the seas
there will be blood on the Venango COT
an ty moon and the Blizzard and NeioS "
re- meet as strangers.
The Der7iok's Field review for Mar
~ gives an increase of Al wells, for
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