The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-11-27

HAN'hNN'S' ShuiSh VI ApNuBoN'lipi
Warren county, will take place Sun.
day, Dec. Is, 1895, at II a. IN. Rev.
D. B. Toby, district elder, and other
clegymen will be present.
Tomorrow will be Thanksgiving
Day, and the REPUBLICAN hopes all
its readers may enjoy that quiet peace
of mind and lhankfulness of heart
which is the result of correct life,
clear conscience, aud healthy di.
gestion.
Mrs. Marien Hunt of Marien.
vile, who has been staying some
time with her brother, X. L. Blood,
went on last week to Lewisburg,
Union county, to visit a sister, who
lives there, Mrs. Rohrer. BrookviHe
Democrat
Charles Clark having purchased
the old SheriA's house at public sale
recently, is getting in readiness to
move it on his lot on Vine ST., next
to Charlie Kilmer's house. Sheriff
Carson expects to vacate it next
week to move into thu new mansion.
j. w. Snyder of Frenchtown
Crawford county, was paying friends
at bis old home, in Clarington, this
county, a visit during the week. On
his way home yesterday he dropped
into the REPUBLICAN, Office long
enough to say "how de do" He's
the same geniel John as of old
1t is reported that Gibson & Co +,
have struck good well on top of the
hill opposite the mouth of Fools
Creek, in Howe township. 1t is said
the sand has been penetrated only
about 6 inches, and the first 18 hours
the well flowed 100 berrels. 1t was
struck on Tuesday Of last week.
The marriage of Mr.. Joseph G.
Richards of Mayburg, and Miss Mel
lie Jackson, one of Forest county's
successful school teachers, is set for
this, Wednesday, evening, at the resi-
dence of Hon. Peter Berry, near Oil
City. Our congratulations and best
wishes are extended in advance 10 the
happy young couple.
The philosopher of the Titusville
World utters very truth when he says
that "those who have a good appe-
tite for turkey on Thanksgiving Day,
but do not have the turkey, have
more occasion to give thanks than
those who have the turkey but not
the appetite. For the possessor of
health every day of the year should
be Thanksgiving Day"
Wilbur Grove returned yesterday
with his crew of drillers from Clear
field county, where they have been
engaged for the past four weeks in
putting down a test well for parties
in that section. They got no oil. but
struck a paying we'll of mineral
water, which the owners propose to
use in the propagation of a health
resort in lien of an oil field.
Miss Pauline Redfeld, teacher
Of Stewards Run school, makes the
following report; No. enrolled "a
average attendance %; per cent. "a
Present every day: Pearl and Matt
Elliott, Grace McIntyre, Lulu, Artie,
John aud Charley Handy, Gland
Hays, Anna, Jay and Lawrence
Range, Harry Bromley, Lee Metcalf,
Albert and George Warren.
Miss Nancy c. Morrow, teacher
Of Foxburg school, makes the follow.
ing report for the month ending Nov.
%: Number in attendance during
month, 81; average, 2S; per cent,
S8. Present every day, Mary Will
cox, Chas. j Fox, Carl and Fred
Cromwell, Ella Kingsley, Bertha
Akleu, Ellen Lindsey, Peter Liberty
Elmer Peterson, Ida Norman, Jane;
Campbell.
"A few days ago a farmer wa'
driving along the road near Colum'
bus in the afternoon, when a large
four.proDged buck jumped iutO th'
road and trOttod along ahead of hin
200 or 300 yards and then dsrted of
into the marshes at the upper end o
r the pond andA disappeared. If oul
exchanges will kindly print this w
! will guarantee an army of hunters
numbering thousand to every acr'
in this locality in less than a week. =
Warren Mirror. All right; we give
a boost.
The last Of the boatmen WHIT
Q left here over two weeks ago are jus