The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-02-20

korsey pants for si.i5 at Lanson's. It
Never was clothing as cheap as now,
at the great clearance sale before March
ist nj Lanson's. II
A party Of railroad men from Oil
City were hunting ducks on the river at
Hickory Saturday.
Just come In aud 500 the line hung
full Of remnants Of dress goods at aw-
fuily low prices at Lanson's. II
Wool is growing higher in price, but
still you can buy the genuine Rumber-
ger fiannels Tor 8Oc pr. yard ut Lanson's.
A late issue OF the Brewers Journal
states that Sol ,OOO, 900 OF English money
is invested in the beer-brewlng business
In this country. Geo Whit
N. r. Holmes went to Kane on busi-
ness Saturday. He was accompanied by
his wife and children, as far a. Hickory,
where they will visit relatives.
AucTToS-Thero will be an auction
sale at Barnetts store, commencing
Monday, February 70, 1895, and will con-
tinue until the entire stock is disposed
or IL
Saturday was a beautiful day for
sleigh-riding and the streets were full of
cutters, and lage load Of little girls
made the air ring with merry shouts and
laughter.
Mrs. 4. G. jackson, who has been
lying quite III with inflammation Of the
bowels at the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
l.. j. Hopkins, was somewhat better at
last accounts.
1t is rather embarrassing to a man 10
be accused Of taking out a marriage H.
cense just because he happens to go to
the court house i'm the company of
young lady.
-Chas. Chapman & Sons, of German
town, arc looking for location for their
hosiery and underwear factory in the
western part of the state, What's the
matter with TionestaP
Mr. and Mrs. o. f. Miles have gone
TO Plaingrove, Lawrence county, for
weeks visit with relatives. Mr.. Lede-
bur will have charge OF the store during
the absence Of Mr.. Miles.
The seven-year-o daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Harve Jones of Oldtown died
Sunday afternoon ut / o'clock, of diph-
liberia, and was buried in riverside GEM
etery at this place Tuesday.
"A. f. Clary, teacher of the Foster
school, Sandy Crock township, Venango
county, was fined five dollars Monday
afternoon for abusing one of his pupils.
He paid the fine and went back to his
school,
A bill has been introduced in the
Legislature, making it misdemeanor
punishable by a fine of $40 for any per-
son wearing a badge of the Grand Army
of the Republic, who is not member of
that organization.
The saw and planning mill at Tidioute,
owned by J.. A. Stillman, was burned
Tuesday afternoon, Jan. II. Loss about
$1,000 with no insurance. The fire was
caused by sparks from tho smokestack
alighting on the roof.
oil City Derrick A cock fight. TO
take place at some point between here
and Bradford, is being arranged between
Oil City, Warren, Bradford and Buffalo
parties. The date and place viii not be
announced in the papers.
Another session of the coroner's jury
in the ivestigation of the sherman fam
lily murder of Busti n. Y, was held ON
Friday. Several more suspicious char
acters were described by witnesses, but
no new evidence of worth was secured.
AT Meadville on Monday Judge Hen
derson passed sentence of death upon
Fred Mcdonald, who murdered John
McCandrew in Titusville, on July 4th.
The matter will now be presented TO the
board of pardons to have the sentence
commuted TO imprisonment for life.
John Knupp and family OF Nebraska
are mourning the death of their two
weeks old son, which occurred last
Saturday. Funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. W. W. Dale at Nebraska,
Monday, aud the remains were inferred
in Riverride cemetery at this place.
George II. Williams, former AL
legheny policeman, and a member of the
Union Veteran Legion No. 1, died on
Monday at his home, Downing street. AL
legheny, aged SO years. He was bro
ther-in-law of Geo. Armstrong. George
and VIM. Huddleson and Mary Huddle-
son of thi, vicinity.
-Ex-Judge Lewis Arner, who has
been visiting his daughter, Mrs. Sue @.
Ackerly, in Jacksonville, Florida, for the
past six weeks, returned Saturday, max
ing the trip from Jacksonville 10 New
York by steamer. The Judge says there
is no questioning the report of tho des-
truction Of the orange crop this year.
The General Assembly of the Pres
byterian church, which is 10 meet i'm the
Third Presbyterian church, Pittsburg
on the third Thursday OF May, is the
! highest court of the church, and repre-.
sents one of the largest denominations in
Christendom. This year the church will
report a membership Of almost 1000, 600
Conductor James Downing, of th,
w. N. Y. & p, is in critical condition
at his home on Cottage Hill. A week age
his train stalled in a snow bank between
this city and Olean and he was nearly two
days on the road. Exposure brought OF
a serious attack of pneumonia and hii
condition was serious last evening"
Derrick.
, This is just the time of year wher
. the store keepers are compelled to max,