The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-03-27

dry goods and footwear has Just ar.
rived at Lawrence d Sm-arbaugh's
G me aud examine.
The Slres photograph gallery at
this place will be open all the time
from now on, with 5. O. Mum
in charge. Cabinets 81 80 per
dozen. If
Judge Gunuisou Of Erie county,
in granting licenses, barred out free
lunches by stringent ruling Judge
Stowe, Of Allegheny county, not only
allowed the free lunches but spoke
approviugly of them 1t takes all
kinds Of judges to make law inter.
esting-FrankLin NelCs.
For sale-A fine Alderney COW.
which will be fresh in April, aud a
hay mare, s years old, With colt.
Both can be bought cheap, and on
time if desired. Scarcity Of pasture
is the reason | wish to sell
VIM LAWRENCE,
2t. Tiunesta, Pa
This is the time of year when
the unfortunate benedict is doing his
best to get up enough courage to 90
through the annual season of spring
house cleaning, especially if be do
not enjoy the advantages Of having
city water 10 bis house and has to
carry that necessary fluid from his
neighbours pump.
These are the days when danger
may be appreheuded from gas aud
water pipes As the frost begins to
come out of the ground, the pipes are
raised up and pulled apart Be care
ful in going into closed cellars, where
gas pipes pass through, and be sure
never to hunt gas leak with light
Too dangerous - Warren Mail
The ideal school director is said
to live in Fsyetle county, this State.
Al a lecal teachers institute he adj.
Vocsted the plan of reducing teach
ers wages and compelling them to
chop their own irewood He ridi.
culed the idea that the world is
round, claiming that it is square and
supported by props. -Kersey Herald.
Joseph Morgan aud daughter,
Ella. returned Monday from Red
Clyfe, this county, where they had
been to attend the funeral nf Mr..
Morgan's slster.in.law, Mrs Calvin
Morgan, who died last Wednesday
uight, 10 the 39th year of her age.
She was buried Friday, at the Ag.
new cemetery, Jefferson county We
are without further particulars
One of he most valuable things
IN this life is settled disposition tc
axe rosy view of things aud to
snap your fingers at so called trouble.
Trouble is not 50 much a reality as a
condition of mind. Some people fret
themselves insane over things that
nthers would not lose a moments
sleep over 1t does not pay to worry
1t is waste of brain fiber. .--EG
At the regular meeting of the
Epwnrth League Monday evening he
following list of officers were in.
stalled: President. Mrs w w.
Dale; 1st V P. P A Hepler; 2nd
V P. Mrs j H. Dngman; 3rd V
P, P NJ Clark; 4th V P, Mrs z
T Shriver; Secretary, Jessie c rah
Treas. Will Ball. Mrs A. Carson
was appointed Superintendent oI
Junior League
L ] Osgood and son were down
from East Hickory a few hours S,atur.
day. Mr. Ospoud has purchased a
fine farm of rs acres. about four
miles north of Titusville. and some
day intends to settle down to the
qniet and peaceful life Of a farmer
His place has on it nice farm build.
ings, is we'll watered and contains a
fine growing orchard of young fruit
Success to you, Farmer Osgood.
The warm sunshinv days of the
last week have caused most of the
snow in town To disappear and the
filth and debris that has accumulated
during the past winter shows uT
quite prominently in a number oi
places. and now is the time for the
local hoard of health to attend &,
their dnties and see that there is q
> general cleaning up of back vardt
and alleys, and prevent an epidemic
Of fever.
1t is with great regret that We
are compelled to announce the deatl
? of our most estimable citizen Levi:
Keister, who died at East Hickory
| Friday, March %. 1895, aged &C
I wears, 2 months and II DAYS. III,
I was born in Edenbnrg, Clarion
county. Jan. II. 1885. Funeral ser
| vices were conducted by Ress Rich
ards and Whippo at Hickory las
. sunday. We will give a more ex
tended notice next week
% The G L S c had very en-
P iovahle meeting at the residence q
{ T F Ritchey last Friday, and aftel
, the regular course, the companv were
u entertained by short musical pro
p gram rendered by the members Of tn,
/, circle. Messrs Irwin and WhitlekiT
rendering several selections on th'
/, violin. assisted by Mrs Rirchev at th'
u piano The next regular meeting
, will he at the residence of j F Pro-
a | Der next Friday evening