The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-12-25


Monday, and deposited the annual
gobler at the sanctum, so now the
editors family will help edit a tur.
key dinner this Christmas day.
The Marienville Gas Co have
completed another we'll on Brush
Greek that is said to be a good gaser
-Frapk Cole, of Clough's, cut bis
left hand Sunday while splitting some
iirewood, and DR.. Stonecipber was
called to dress the wound. Marien.
vile Ezpress.
"A new counterfeit 50 silver GER.
tificate has been discovered. 1t
is Of the series of 1891, check
letter c, plate number Al, j. Fount
Tillman, register, d. N. Morgan,
treasurer; portrait of Window, small
scalloped seal. The note is much
smaller in every way than the genu.
ine.
For few days during last week
Mr.. F X Kreitler, of Nebraska, Pa.
bad for his guest Rev. Dr. G Colder,
assistant editor of Der ChristLiche
APoIogeti, Christian Advocate), the
recognized German organ of the M.
E. church of the United States, pub.
lished in Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Attorney General Of this
State has decided against the position
of the Auditor General that life 10.
surance policies which have a surren.
der value are taxable under the laws
of this State. 1t is probable that as
SCISSORS will be instructed not to re.
turn such personal property as taxa
BILE.
1t is expected that Major j B
Maitland will install the newly elec.
ted officers of Stow Post on Jan'y 3,
and Mrs. Charlotte Cummings the Re.
lief Corps officers. We understand
that Wray Post of Marienville, Eli
Berlin Post of East Hickory, and the
members of the A. o. U, w. have
been requested to attend.
Harry Rudolph and Miss Mil.
dred Lemon, two of Newtown's pop.
ular young people we're quietly wed
at the Rural House, on Monday of this
week, Justice Randall pronouncing
the words that joined the two happy
hearts. The REPUBLICAN joins the
many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Ru.
dolph in congratulations and best
wishes for long, happy and prosper
Gus future.
Mr.. Jacob Cook, cf Cooksburg.
stopped in town over Friday night
last. Mr.. Cook returned short
time ago from sojourn 10 the Rocky
Mountains aud Pacific coast States
extending over year and Il half,
during which time he saw about all
in that country worth seeing, as be
was not lying idle while there, and
his description of that interesting
region is very entertaining
Rev. o. T. Knbitz, for upward
of year and half pastor of the
Lutheran church, German Hill, will
preach his farewell sermon on Sun.
day next. He has accepted a call to
the pastorate of Salem, Ohio, Luth-
eran church and goes there soon to
assume his new duties During his
stay in this community Mr.. Kubitz
has gained many warm friends both
in and ont of bis church, all of whom
will wish him God speed in his new
home.
Michael Dunkle, one of Barnett
townships we'll known citizens, died
suddenly of heart disease, on the
11th inst. He was at work in the
woods skiddiug logs for Work & Son,
accompanied by Mr.. Gadley. when
he fell to the ground and expired iD-
stantly, and without the slightest
struggle. Mr. Dunkle leaves wife
and several children, besides large
circle of other relatives and friends
to mourn his sudden and unexpected
death. He was aged about 30 years.
The Commissioners of Forest
county are just now being compli,
mented upon the completion of a
county Jail, constructed ON the latest
improved plans, of good material,
and containing y steel clad cells
with other accommodations for pris-
oners, at an entire cost of $4,000
This is an object lesson in cheapDess,
and furnishes a pointer to those in.
terested in the construction Of pub.
lie buildings, showing as it does what
a few thousand dollars will do when
economically handled BrO0kviHe