The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-04-03


time locks aud safe ~ the county
treasurer's Office their annual clean.
Ing
w. A. Fisher, who was formerly
10 the jewelry business this place, was
III town Saturday. Mr. Fisher ex.
poets to start 10 business in Franklin
in the near future.
Miss Florence Helm of Tidioute,
who for the past week has been visit.
ing her aunt, Mrs p G Blocher, in
Tlonesta township. returned to her
home Monday afternoon.
Following Oil City people regis
tered at the Central house during the
past week: w R. Henry, Walter
FarneoA w j Leisure, G Simmons,
9. Rness, j. A. F. Bovard.
-Wm. Lawrence is erecting a new
dwelling house iu the lower end Of
town which will be for rent when
completed. The building ball has
started, now keep her rolling.
Dewitt, the man who was ar.
rested at jamestown short time ago
Oh suspicion of being implicated 10
the Shearman murder at Busti, has
been sent up for two months for be.
ing drunk
-AnatUmists and students in such
matters say that women nowadays are
an inch or two taller, aud two or
three inches greater 10 chest develop.
ment, than their grandmothers were.
Franklin New8.
"A western paper tells the good
old story of a maiden lazy who keeps
a parrot which swears and monkey
which chews tobacco, and who says
that between the two she doesn't miss
husband very much.
Flora Walters arrived home
from New York last Saturday, with
the fiuest line Of trimmed hats that
has ever been brought to Tionesta
Doo't forget the opening which com.
mences next Wednesday
The brook trout season opens
this year on April Is, both in New
York and Pennsylvania Just re.
member, boys, that the 18th of April
comes on Monday. The Sunday be-
fore is Easter, and is the 14tb.
The inhuInan wretch who shot a
dog and left il to suffer the tortues of
lingering death in the middle of
the road couple of miles above
town last Sunday ought te be served
with dose OF the same medicine.
April 9th next, is the thirteenth
anniversary of Lees surrender, and
the G A r. of Titusvlle have made
preparations to celebrate. What's
the matter of the G A. r. in Tio.
nesta having sUme sort of celebra.
tion?
Lois of carpets, bran new, just
received at Lauson's. Come when
you can see the goods and have them
cut to match your room aud have it
delivered Immediately We will meet
any competition in prices, at Lan.
sons. 1t
DR. j w. Morrow wishes to in.
form his patrons and others that he
mas called to his assistance DR.. Frank
) Hunter of Cleveland Dental Col.
lege. aud is now prepared to do all
kinds of dental work. All work is
first class and warranted If
just in. We don't take a back
seat fer anyone in this part of the
country in the line of gents nice
ties, gents. cambric shirts, gents.
hats and gents clothing We have
as large and ms good stock as any
of them, and we never were and we
never will be undersold, at Lansou's
An exchange about hits the nail
on the head when it remarks that
"when woman puts on new clothes
she Immediately goes down town to
show herself, while a man under sim.
liar circumstances snesks to his of.
flee via back alleys, rubbing
against every dusty post that he
passes.
Those from out of town who were
in attendance at the funeral of Mrs
@ w Robinson 90 Monday were as
follows: Rob't Woodburn and wife,
of Franklin; MIR. and Mrs. John
Hines, Stnneboro; Mr. Dave aud
Mss Belle Robinson, Reynoldsville
Mrs j c. Clrnwall, Stoneboro, and
Chas Bonner of Chicago, Ill.
IA pipe" says Bulwer in Night
and Morning us a great comforter,
pleasant soother. Blue devils ffy be.
fore IFS honest breath. Il ripens the
brain, it opens the heart; and the
man who smokes thinks like sage
aud acts like a Samaritan That
may be all right about the pipe, but
Bullwer never smoked cigarettes.
Mr.. w w Hulings OF Denver,
Colo, arrived in Tionesta Monday,
with the remains of his mother which
he had exumed from the cemetery at
Fredonia. N Y to he inferred by the
side Of her husband. the late Jas.
Hulings, in Riverside cemetery She
was the grandmother Of ID. W Hi.
lands, Mrs D w Clark and Mrs. H.
H. Shoemaker of this place. She
was 96 years of age when she died
and was one Of the early settlers of
this place.