The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-04-17

TOOiB on DhluTudy dlteTnOOu, Apfll
20, at three o'clock. All the old
members Of the society are requested
to be present, and all the children of
Tionesta are invited.
Don't make fun Of boy whose
clothes don't it, In five years bis
clothes may be tailor made, while
yours are second hand. Don't make
fun of poor girl, for 10 a short time
she may be the happy wife Of some
man with brains and bank account,
while you may be glad to clerk for
her husband and sleep in the attic
Fdirport Mount.
An exchange contains the fol
lowing words Of wisdom: "The man
who gets the fewest letters complains
most Of the management Of the post.
Office the man who complains the
most Of preachers pays them the
least; the man who complains the
most of his ueighbors is the meanest
neighbor, and the man who has the
least sense is the most conceited."
1t is quite probable that the
Northwestern Association G. A. r.
will hold its annual reunion at
Meadville instead Of Couneaut Lake.
Gov. Mckinley is to be in attendance
at the commencement exercises Of
Allegheny College Oh June 27, the
date of the reunion, and that fact has
influenced the veterans of the North.
west to favor Meadville for a meeting
place.
--Grasshoppers in March. Well,
yes, rather A few days ago while
spading in the garden a resident of
Glade turned up what appeared to be
the winter abiding place of a large
sized bunch of choppers Imme-
diat tely upon being exposed to the air,
they regained their usua! activity,
and scared away in different direc-
tions. We have an affidavit for this
story WarTen Mirror.
The social given by the Epworth
League at the home Of Miss Minnie
Landers was very successful affair.
Between sixty and seventy guests
were in attendance, and all heartily
enjoyed themselves 10 the usual
routine of entertainments of this
character. An appetising luncheon
was served by the young ladies of
the league, for which they are deserv-
ing OF great deal Of praise.
james Rainey stabbed and killed
Fred Mitchell at dance in the Hotel
Florence at Fluvanna, on Chautau.
qua lake, last Thursday morning.
Both men were residents of James.
town. This is the same place where
| Chas Hass of jamestown was mur.
dered about two years ago, the mur'
derer committing suicide few min,
ules afterward. Both quarIels we're
over some of the women who frequent
| that resort.
S. ID. Irwin went to Youngsville,
Warren county, Thursday, to attend
the funeral of his aunt, Mrs. Jane
Currie, who died last Wednesday
aged II years. The deceased was
the widow of Joshua T. Currie, and
was the youngest daughter of Samuel
Irwin, one of the pioneer settlers Of
Cherrytree township, Venaugo coun.
ty. Her death leaves but one survi.
vor of that family, Mr.. John Irwin
of Galesburg, Ill.
Fire broke out in a small gun
shop owned by j. D. Glenn. in Pleas
antV!lle, shortly after l O'Clock
Saturday afternoon When the fire
was first discovered the building was
a mass of flames. Those who ar.
rived on the scene first were Mortified
to find the proprietor, J. W. Glenn
in the burning building He was
rescued from his perilous position
and it was found that he had received
serious injuries. His hands and face
were terribly burned. The shop waI
completely demolished by the flames
Mr.. Glenn's burns were dressed aDC
be was conveyed to his home in Tidi
cute, where at last reports he wa
resting comfortably and would in al
probability be out in few days.
"A young married man was in
vited to n home which had recently
been blessed with an addition to tht
family. Accompanied by his "bette
half" be met his kind hostess at tn,
door and after the customary salu
ton, asked after the welfare of tn,
baby. The lady was suffering from
cold, which made her slightly dea
and she mistakenly supposed he wa
inquiTing about her cold. She re
piled that though she usually har
one every winter this was the worst
one she ever had; it kept her awak,
good deal at first, and confined he
to her bed, Then noticing that tn
young man was getting pale ant
nervous, she said she could tell b,
his looks that he was going to hav,
one just like hers and she asked hil
TO go and lie down. The young maj
still moves along in his graceful way
but he has given up inquiring abou
babies. .-Er.
Last Saturday night a freigh
car standing in the w. N. Y. a. 7
freight yard at this place was broker
into and four bags of clover seed con
fscated. The railroad authorize
we're notified Of the theft and on Mon
day Detective G. w. Frye Of Oil Cit,
came up, and an investigation Of tn
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