The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-05-15

further notice and will he managed
by Mr.. Il. II. Tuthill. If
The majority of people cannot
attend church while it rains or SHOWS
or is very cold or very warm. When
do they 60 to church? =?
Three dirty looking "dagos" and
a pair Of clean looking cinnamon
bears furnished amusement for the
kids on our streets Monday.
The Oil City Derrick's Sunday
edition, which was started a couple
of years ago, but was dropped after
running short time, is shortly to
be revived.
IF you want to shine in society
and not have your coat shine, buy
one of our clay worsted suits. They
never shine or wear glossy. Miles &
Armstrong, II.
When the average bicycle rider
gets long distance from home he
finds passenger train very handy
sort of a thing TO assist him in get
ting back again.
1t is meanly selfish to be so ab.
sorbed in the Heaven to which you
are going that you forget what ia to
become of your wife and children
after you are dead = TdLmdge.
STRAYED "A black and tan beagle
hound. Any person giving informa-
tion leading to his return will be
suitably rewarded.
GEORGE WEAET.
, Cory Councilmen ride their
wheels on the sidewalks Of the main
streets in direct violation of an ordi.
nance pissed by them. but then
they're councilmen, you know.
Harry Feitt, who for the past
two years has been employed in the
store of d. F. Hubbard at Brook.
vile, is the new clerk at Lanson's.
The young gentlemen comes we'll
recommended.
Twelve cans of bass and other
fish fry were received from the State
hatchery at Cory, to-day, and will
be distributed in the river at Horse
Creek and other points in this vicin.
ity.-Bhzsdrd. May 8.
Editor Wenk came up from
Harrisburg to attend the Republican,
drimaries Saturday, returning Mon.
day evening, accompanied by his wife
and son Carl, who will make a short
visit in the State capital.
j. w. Black of Pigeon vas in
town yesterday to secure his commits.
sion as a justice of the peace, 10
which Office he was elected last fall.
Mr.. Black was a pleasant caller at
the REPUBLICAN Office while here.
Hickory w. G. T. U. will hold
delectable festival, Thursday, 6
p. M, May 23d, in grove near
Wheeler & Dusenbury store at East
Hickory. Hungry representatives
from surrounding towns solicited.
"A much discussed subject is dis.
posed of as follows by the Phladel.
phia Times: "a proper bicycle suit
for ladies really goes back to the first
principles of dress, the desirability
of which was not thought of till after
the fall"
An exchange gives an extract
from a school boys essay on Man:
MAN has two hans, one ia the rite
han and one is the left han, the rite
han is for riting aud the left hand is
for leftin, both hans to onse is fur
stummick axe.
Burgess G. r. Davis and Station
agent S. Q. Clark started for Colo.
rado Monday for an extended vaca.
tion in search of better health. Bur.
CESS Davis has been afflicted with pull
monary disease for some time and it
is hoped that the trip will do him
good.
County Treasurer @. Jameie-
son was overcome by an attack of
heart failure while in his office last
Saturday morning, and while it
frightened his friends at first, no ser.
ious results are expected now and
he is able to be around again we are
glad to state.
Mrs. Hattie Cutter of Mead.
Vile, whose husband, Geo. H. Cutter,
was killed by an explosion of natural
gas in his house on the 18th of Feb.
ruary, has entered suit against the
Oil City Fuel Supply Company for
damages, which she places at $780,.
900.
DIR. j. w. Morrow wishes to in
form his patrons and others that he
has called to his assistance Dr. Frank
S. Hunter of Cleveland Dental Col.
lege, and is now prepared to do all
kinds of dental work. All work is
first class and warranted, If
We are in receipt of a copy OF
the Comet, publised in Pittsburg. 1t
is the only illustrated humorous
weekly published in the state, and is
deserving of an extensive patronage,
for the articles are of bright nature,
full of originality and will prove sure
cure for the blues.
The Chautauqua management
are looking for a booming season this
year. The sum of $4,000 will be
expended IN paying the salaries oI
teachers, lecturers, singers and in.
structors, Among the many persons
who will visit the famous resort will
be Lord and Lady Aberdeen
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