The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-12-04

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aged good Mr. FOut has accepted a
position at the Carter farm at Hicko.
ry, and will rent his farm for year
Or more. PleasantUille Record.
The way to build up indus.
tries in your town is to patron.
re them. All things being equal,
the local business man is entitled to
your patronage. 1t is your duty as a
good citizen to patronize your neigh.
0ors, who will have many an oppor.
tunity to do you good tur0.
--Amsler has laid in a large sup
ply of candies, nuts, etc., for the hol.
days, and invites Christmas buyers
20 call and examine bis stock before
making purchases. He has just the
hing for Christmas trees, and will
sell at a low figure to oommittees des.
lgnated to pick out the confectioner.
les. 1t
Ed Hoover, a young man living
at Byromtown, this county, was
badly injured by q falling tlee one
lay last week. The accident hap.
pened at Miller's camp, near Shelf
field Junction, and it was at first re.
ported he had been killed, but later
reports are to the effect that one Of
his legs was broken and badly
crushed above the knee
IF the tramps that hang around
the depot are afraid of work they had
better give the place the go by. There
vas gang of five put in about an
hour laying a walk across The public
road at that place 10 pouring rain
Monday morning 1t is hoped our
west side neighbors will continue to
make the huboes earn their hand.
out" when they come around.
-"An Evening with the Maids Of
Greece" which was so highly appre.
ciated by the Nebraska people few
evenings ago, will be reproduced by
the young ladies of East Hickory, as.
sisted by Miss Edith Greene, in
WhittOn's Hall next Saturday even.
ing The entertainment is a very
pleasing one, and should be enjoyed
by large audience.
"A week or two ago the REPUBLI'
CAN inserted aD item for the child.
ren's aid society of this place asking
for a home for bright little 4-year.
old boy. We are Informed by the
Secretary, Mrs. T. F. Ritchey, that g
good home was secured 10 the family
Of Mr., j. P. Lawson, at Cory, Pa
former residents of this place, where
they were highly esteemed.
Mrs. Calvin Whiteman visited
her daughter, Mrs. G.. S. Kirchsrtz
aud son, c. NJ. Whiteman. in Tio
nesta, Pa, last eek--Mrs. Marier
Hunt, of Marienvle, Forest county
Pa, and Mrs Rohrer, of Lewisburg
Pa, sisters of X. L. Blood, we're sum
moned to bis bedside because of hi
serious illLess, and have been will
him the past few days BrookviU
Republican.
Thanksgiving Day was the mos
lovely of all this falls beautiful days
aud was spent in quietude by ou
people generally, there being an en-
} tire absence of anything bordering il
the least on boisterous demonstration
The union services at the M. E
church were largely attended.
more perfect day in all respects i
would be difficult for one to pictur
in the mind.
Editor Shick of the Marienvill
Express, announces that he had bus
, ness at Clarion last week, where b
was summoned to appear as defend
ant in libel suit instituted by d.
j. +. Beck, also of Marienville. H
gave bail for his appearance at th
ensuing term of court. Bro. Shic
is such a good natured gentlema
that it is bard to see just bow tn
Doctor is going to make his cas-
u stick
The Derrick's oil report for tn
month of November shows, in I'll
Penn'a field, 697 wells completed, {
:, which 1873 were dry, the new produ,
ton being 1851 barrels daily;
decrease of completed wells of 90 an
of dry holes 40 from October, and a
j. increase Of 455 barrels Of new PR
e duction. The number of new ril
a and drilling wells for Novemb'