The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-07-17

children, are enjoying ten days
visit at Mr.. LIS old home in Lofts.
vile, Warren county,
-Amsler is constantly receiving
new vegetables, fruits, berries, etc,
and in cigars and tobacco of all
kinds he is always in the lead. Go
see. 1t.
Charlie Kirchartz has located
his cigar factory in one of the Kep.
Ter block store rooms and will keep
in connection Herewith a nice assort-
ment of groceries, canned goods and
confectionery.
james Landers returned from
Buffalo Saturday almost completely
restored from bis recent spell Of sick.
ness, though still lacking several
pounds of his former self which he
lost while undergoing treatment.
The Woman's Home Missionary
Society of the M. E. Church will
give an entertainment in the church
next Sabbath evening, July 81. The
program will consist of recitatiops,
select reading, music and collections.
George W., infant son of G. w.
and Della A. Noblit, of Pigeon, this
county, died on the 9th of July, aged
18 days. Mr.. and Mrs. Noblit have
the sympathy of all their neighbors
in this bereavement. Will Warren
papers please mention2
One day last week the sons of
Wallace Imhoof and J. A. Jones, Of
Fox Creek, aged respectively 10 and
8 years, dispatched a large rattle
snake, while gathering raspberries.
The snake was longer than either of
the boys we understand.
List of letters remaining uncall-
ed for in Tionesta, Pa, postofice,
July 10, 1895: Miss Nellie Calleu, 3,
Miss Myrtle Copeland, Miss Lizzie
Hughes, Miss Eta Vincent, Joseph
L. Thomas, 2.
r. L. HAsLET, P. M.
David Mintz, tho enterprisiug
Martenville merchant, is having q
complete clearance sale at his store,
and invites the public to call and se-
cure bargains, and help him make
room for his big winter stock which
is already being selected. See his
new ed. this week.
Rev. j. V. McAninch is spend.
ing couple Of weeks at Cbautauqua,
this being his first vacation in two
years, and his congregation will wish
him pleasant sojourn. No preach
ing services will be held the Presby-
terian church next Sabbath in con.
sequence of his absence.
Another Tionesta boy has by his
own efforts and steady manly habits
gone up step higher. Allie Dunkle
for some past night operator at this
station has been promoted to posi-
ton in the railroad Office at May
Vile, N. Y, and is succeeded here by
Miss Marie Allen of Tidioute.
Martha, wife of Perry l.. Man.
derville, of jerks township, died on
the Sd inst, of consumption. and was
buried at Marienville on the 9th.
Besides the husband she leaves five
small children and large circle OF
friends to mourn her death. She was
aged 36 years, 2 months and 2 days,
DIR. Detar of Kellettville was a
pleasant caller at the REPUBLIoAN
Office one day last week. The tai
ented young doctor is to be congrat-
ulated on the large aud successful
practice which he has built up in
that section during the short time
that be has been amongst the people
of Kellettville.
i. E. Dean Esq, of HOneoye
Falls, N. Y, is spending few Gays
in TiOnesta, combining business with
pleasure. He is better known to the
people of the oil region as Farmer
Dean, having been a prominent pro-
ducer back in the seventies and
eighties. Mr.. Dean may again en-
gage in the oil business if he finds the
territory to his liking.
DIR. A. A. Jackson Esq, for 6
number of years superintendent o
the Low Grade division of the AL
legheny Valley R'y, died at hi
home in Bostan on the Sth inst. HI,
was the General Supt. Of the War
T wick Lines of Railroad at the tint
of his death. DIR, Jackson was th'
father.in.law of our former towns