The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-01-23

hbWhs AtONhhoO Jul OuobOulbib are
satisfied, We are satisfied, and will
make prices you never saw before
Come in early. Ledebur q Miles. If
The interest in the meetings now
being held in the Presbyterian
church by Evangelist Williams is in.
creasing. Already quite a number
have expressed desire to live for
Christ and others are seriously con.
sidering the question. Rev vii.
lIams is being assisted this week by
Prof j. g. Daily, the we'll known
singer of Brockwayville, Pa. Large
congregations are in attendance each
evening.
The minister of Forest Chapel,
Sugarcreek township, has evidently
been converted or at least revived.
He has announced lecture to take
place next week in which he says he
will explain how he stole mure money
10 the service of the Lord than be
can pay back in seven years of hard
labor. A crowd may be expected to
attend the lecture from this city and
all the surrounding country to get
pointers. As sensational preacher
this divine is a cuckoo. Franklin
NeaOs.
Representative Wenk Of Forest
county is member of the Congress.
ional Apportionment Committee of
the House. 1t is gratifying to know
that one member in this section of the
State was appointed on that commit
tee Brother Wenk now has the op.
portunity to get Forest into a dis
trict which will be somewhat con-
genial to the Republicans of that
county. That be will improve the
opportunity to the best Of his ability
goes without saying. We wish him
abundant success .-Kane Republican.
Mrs. Olive Childs whose serious
illness we mention ed last week, died
at the homo of her son, Ruben
Chilrs, in Tiasesta township, Tues.
day, Jan %. Deceased was born in
Vermont in 1928. She was held in
the highest esteem by all who knew
her, and bad always been a true
Christian. She will be taken to her
former home in Townville, Pa, for
interment, and the funeral will be
held from the Baptist church of that
place. She bad been but a short
time resident of this vicinity, but
in that time had gained many friends
and was universally respected.
The Pennsylvania Commission.
ers of Fisheries announce that they
are now ready to receive applications
for trout fry for liberation in the
trout streams of the state. Applica.
ton should be made for Erie,
Warren, Mexican. Potter, Mercer,
Venapgo, Forest, Elk, Cameron and
Crawford counties to Commissioner
l.. Streuber, of Erie, Pa. The dis.
tributicn of fry will begin the latter
part of March and continue through
April, May and June. Persons de.
string fry must have their applica-
tioDs endorsed by the State Senator
or Representative from their district.
BLIZZARD.
1T is understood that Judge Hen.
derson of Crawford county will pre-
side at the January term of court in
Venango county, which begins at
Franklin next Monday. Judge Tay.
lor, who has been confined to the
house by illness for some time past,
was sufficiently recovered as to be
able to 60 before justice on Mon
day to answer the information sworn
out on the 7th inst. by NJ. M. Shoe.
maker, deputy sheriff of Venango
county, charging him with assault
and battery aud attempt to shoot.
The Judge waived a hearing and
gave bail 10 the SUN OF 81 900 for his
appearance at court on Monday next.
The Siggins. Mcintyre we'll mp
Hunter run, which was abandoned
short time ego at the depth of six
hundred and seventy feet. has been
taken in hand by Grove Bros, who
will drill the we'll eight or nine hun.
dred feet deeper. That will be
very thorough test aud ought certain
ly to settle the question of whethe"
Al L