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

complete. MILES " ARMSTRONG.
Avoid whisky and water, my
SON." said the fond father. at is a
dilution and a suare."
Ed. Hunter returned Monday
from a weeks visit with relatives in
Mill Village, Erie county.
The rubber stamp signature has
again been pronounced illegal and
void by the New York courts.
&C. M. Shawkey of Warren was
in town Monday. Curt says business
is good with him, and be looks it.
"A Chicago Judge has ruled that
the man is the head of the family.
An exchange conjectures that the
judge is a bachelor.
Monday was the opening Of the
trout season, and Alex Thompson
brought in a two and one.half pound
catch Of "speokled beauties"
w. H, Whitman of Gibsouburg,
o., who has been renewing old ac.
quaintances here for few days,
returned to his home Saturday.
There are good many real
miseries in life that we cannot help
smiling at, but they are smiles that
make wrinkles and not dimples. -Er.
The Easter opening is over at
Flora Walters d Co. hut there is a
large stock Of spring millinery left
which will be sold at ridiculously low
prices.
The quarterly meeting for the
TioDesta circuit of the Free Metho.
dist church will be held at Newmans.
vile, April 1921, W. A. Sellew in
charge.
John Hart and wife, both Of
whom have been on the sick list, the
former with quinsy and the latter
with fever, are improving Oil City
Blizzard.
Judge Barker has decided that the
scalp law is unconstitutional, there.
fore no bounties will be paid by the
Commissioners of Cambria county for
fox scalps.
Suckers are a great catch these
days. We mean the kind found in
tho river. The land sucker corp is
good one the year round. i Ttdt.
cute Neto8.
When in need of commercial
job printing of any kind, don't for.
get that you can get first class work
done at the REPUBLICAN office al
reasonable prices.
Judge Noyes came down from
Warren yesterday to assist the Jury
commissioners in drawing the juries
for the May term of court which con.
venes Monday, May 20.
Judge Ewing of Uniontown
caused sensation in licsnse court the
other dsy by remarking that a hotel
proprietor had no right to take q
drink, under the Brooks law.
"A Nebraska farmer plowed up
an iron teakettle the other day con.
$4,000 in gold. This is about
the only money that has been made
in farming during the last five years
Chicago Dispatch.
Mrs. Jane Grove and daughter
Mrs. A. M. Doutt, who have been in
Oil City for some time past, caring
for Mrs. j. A. Hart, whose illness has
been mentioned in the REPUBLICAN
returned home Saturday.
An agent while distributing sam,
pie packages of liver pills recently al
Bellaire, o., threw several packages
into Charles Miller's yard His lit
2.year.old child ate about fifteen o.
them, and died in great agony in two
hours.
DR.. j. w. Morrow wishes TO in
form his patrons and others that ht
has called to his assistance DR.. Frank
S. Hunter of Cleveland Dental Col
lege, and is now prepared to do al
kinds Of dental work. All work il
first class and warranted. If
-Matrimony, says an exchange, il
a game Of cards with the chances al
one way. A woman has heart anC
a man takes it with diamond, aftei
that her hand is his, and besides h,
can beat her with a club, and at th,
end of the game be uses a spade.
An exchange remarks: Now is tn,
time when an editor can get a bicy
Gle. The bicycle manufacture
agrees to accept 500 worth of adver
tisiDg to apply on a $50 wheel wher
accompanied by $75 in cash, whicl
trifling amount any editor is liable t,
have about his clothes any time.
-Spartansburg correspondence t.
Union City Times II. S. Brockwa,
having sold his hotel to Mr.. S. B
Armour of Little Cooley, has movet
his family to private residence ant
will open a j. P. office about Ma,
1st, at which time he will qualify 70
the term of five years to follow.
Mrs. Partridge and son Joe O
Pittsburg made a short stay wit
Mrs. Partridge's parents. Mr.. an
Mrs. j. G. Dale, while on their re
turn from jamestown, N. Y, wher
they had been to attend the funera
of Mrs. Abbie Ahlstrum, a sister.ir
law of Mrs, Partridge, who die
Saturday, the 9th, INST.
Quite a number of lumber an
timber RATS have left the mouth {
the creek and gone on their way
Pittsburg, but the rafting season now