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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-12
Ttcnett cine @caei,s=c rJaNtis=
finn.

8er1in, 6. Mop. Die %io3ialz
bemotratif@e partet be9innt bereits,
ii@ Der bur@ bic neue @e~rfoleungsz
Ora perdnberten Sttnation anaupa1=
len unb bat, pte man aus elmer in
Mngelesenbeiten Der @oaialoemotratie
sepDhnli4 gut informirten Aueae er=
fdbrt. bic Mbii@t, bic parteiorsaniiaz
tion in einen @%ebeimbunb um5utDanz
beln. 8ebel's unb anberer parteiz
fiibrer Mnme1enbeit in Grid bat, abz
geieben BON Der Mbli4t, 5taatsanmalt=
li1en Gbitanen aus benz @ese gu &C.
ben, ben 3med, bic Organization be
les @ebeimbunbes bur@3ufiibren. Ser
r@orpdrts" bate bereits Dor eini9su
Sasen gebrobt, baB i'm Sale ber
Gortbauer ber @erfolgungen, man Elm
sebeimes Parteiorsan i'm Muslanbe
erf@etnen laKen piirbe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-12

amtsnoten auf @erlansen nidt aus
5uaablen unb auf 8e5abluns
in Silberf4einen gu beiteben.
tpiirbe mad Nnf9t bes prdz
iibenten bic paritdt 3pii9sn
@olb unb Silber benadtbeitsen. mel
de bic Resieruns aufreat erbaIt,7
mub. Gin ueberi4ub BON Mepenuez
Ginnabmen tpirbe bic Grase nationa>
ler 3ablungsfdbisteit ni9t Gnbern.
ba Der 4ampf I'M MISUNDERSTANDING
Der @oloreierDe fortbauern niirbe.
Das S9abamt tonnte feline S9uloen
NIT benz @elbe, peldcs es bate, ntht
beaablen, fpnbern nur NIT @olb, unb
fir ben fremben Gapitaliten tommt
bas alletn in Grase. Da bic 3uriids
aiebuns BON @olb cine birette Golge
BON 5ur9t 1T, 10 fam nidts bic ST.
.tuation 10 iebr erlei9tern, dls cine
@eiessebuns, nel4e bic Na4fraee mad
@olb perminbert. SIS lit ni9t eriihtli4
tpie cine 3unabme Der Mepenue. aube-
elmer iolden in Sob, bieienisen suz
frtebenftenen tann, beren einaises Be-
itreben es 1T, @olb BON benz @orratb
Der @esierune gu aieben. Cine 8erz
mebruns Der Nepenlen ptrb besbalb
mtbbtQist.
Sn Beipreduns be- @ori9laes, bic
Gtnan5lage bur4 Greiprdsuns bon
Silber in 8erbdltpib 1871 gu bef1ern,
ertldrt Der prdiibent bab feline &esi.=
rung, tein meni4li9er @&arfiinn,
tetn @eiebsebunssatt ie i'm Stanbe
getpefen lit, bic beiben Metale unter
5retprdeuns in einem 9~erbaltnib gu
erbalten, pelhes mertli@ bon benz abz
mid, peldes i'm Weltmartte beitanc.
Gin WGbrungsme9iel in Der Ri9tung
BON @ilber Monometa4ismus piroe
infer gauges Grebitipitem gum gu
fammenbru4 flbren, lagt Der Prd1lz
bent am SOLUBLE.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-12
9n Sort @aune, Sub, bettn1t iid Der
III 3udtbaus Derartbeilte 8m.
stone,
GIN friberes S..ait5lieS Der bera dtigtea
9altom'iden &Guber=
. banbe,
gu einer @eibe Morbtbaten, bic It als
leil unb nit auberer1 ner>
ibte.

Mapne, Snb., 6. See.
Wm. Stone, Elm friberes Mitslieo
Der Daltonbanbe, mel4er bier bafiir,
bab er ben 9iilfsfbertF 9erolb bur9
einen S4ub perpunbete, gu elmer
3u9tbausitrafe BON 5ebn Sabren per=
urtbeilt purbe, bat e%tneeitanben,
Morbe in @btcaso, @lepelanb, Ranias
Gttp unb mebreren anberen Srten perz
iibt gu baben. @r unb Mm. Walrat
baden i'm Sabre 1888 IN &anias Gttp
etnen Mann ermorbet unb beraubt,
jebo9 ipdter basS @elb benz poli5i=
item 9enrp Donne1p fir feinen @4ub
9eseben. @r seitebt Elm, 5rau @tez
mart unb beren Sobn Clarence In
Glepelanb ermprbet unb bic 2et4en
berielben 5erftidelt unb in ben @riez
lee geiporf fen gu baben. Mm folgenz
ben Mor9en babe er i'm Big Sour
8abnbofe in 2tnnbale, g., einen &naz
ben ermorbet. Sn Buffalo ermorbete
er, Malratb unb Elm S4antptrtb
Namens Burns etnen ret4en GARNER
aus benz @eiten. 9as bemfelben eez
raubte @elb purbe setbeilt unb er
.tebrte nit Malratb na9 Gbica9o 5lz
rid, mo lie Elm Spetfebous er0Hneten.
Sort betratbete Walratb bic @@pez
fter Stones. 2ebtere itarb unb
Wulratb unb Stone berlieben Gbicaeo.
.Spdter tebrte @tone bortbin 5urud
unb mar an Der @rmorbung zines
@aters unb @obnes Namens puntp
betbetligt, unb es follen ieBt bret 2euz
te fir bte5es @erbrehen lebensldnglt<
9e 3u@tbausi trafen in Solicit berbuz
ben, ie6o@ Stone uurbe ni9t perbafz
tet. Damn er3dblt ct Don einem in
Dunttrt. g.. g., periibten Morbe, no
9uHb ietnen Spieb9eiellen Buffalo
Sad" bur@ bier MeKeriti4e t0bete unb
i'm i'm @albe bersrub. Sn Union
@itp, Pa., purbe Elm Mann Mamens
9orton ober Norton unb in ber Mdbe
BON Doungstotpn, 8, Elm Mann aus
Mibtabula ermorbet. Den leBten
Morb peribten Stone unb @alratb
am 20. Mpril B.. S. auf etnem Glitter
3uge berpennfDlpanta @iienbabn. 8ei
bic er @elegenbeit murbe @tone bur9
einen @@ub berpunbet un6 erbielt
nt@t eber dratlt@en 8eiftanb, als bts
CT na@ South 8enb gelangte. Das
nd4fte 8erbre4en mar bic 8eraubung
zines 3uges Der @ranb Srunf @iz
ienbabn in Mt@i9an, no flint l1bren
unb @elb, erbeutet purben, 3pei
bieier ubren murbens felt ber; bier
erfolgten @erbaftung Stones: ibenz
ttfi5trt. ~ -
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-12
Ses ErdToentcn,, BOT:
ihaft.

@afbineton, 3" De3: Die
beuti9e 8otf@aft bes 0 prIfibenten
@leDelanb an ben Gon9reB befaBt fi4
nit 3hpet @egeni tdnben = un1eren aus
tpGrtisen 8e3iebungen unb Der lotalen
Tinan3lage. Der prdiibent iagt IN
&ur3e: rDte g%egenmdrttge 3ufammen5
tunft beg gefeBgebenben, 3peigs UNI
ferer Regierung erfolgt gu elmer 3ett,
ba bic Snterefen unferes @oltes unb
bic 8ebirfntfe oes 2anbes befonbere
Mt@ttgteit berletben bent 3uitanbe I'M
ierer austpdrtigen 8e5tebungen unb
ben @rforberntfen u~nferer nattonalen
6tnan3en. Sd battle eas baber fir cine
argemeTene Musiibung meiner pfli@z
ten in bie1er Stunbe. nenn tb benz
GongreB bic ptbttgen 8bafen unferer
Situation in 8e3ug auf un1ern Ser
febr nit anberen Nattonen unb cine
Mngabe Der Dor uns liegenben 6tnanaz
probleme porlege." ~ =
Ser Prdftbent erpdbnt bic @rDHz
nuns zines freien Molenmartts in Der
argentinti@en &epubltf unb bic
@@li@tung bes @ren5itrettes 3pti&en
bte1er Matior unb 8raiilten, nobet l11=
Ter 2anb als S4iebsrt@ter fungirte.
Die WteberaufnaDme Der Speciez3abz
lung ieitens @bile's tptrb als Elm 8e=
tpeis bes Mufftrebens ge14nber 6inan5z
@runbfaBe in bieier letterer Mepubltt
betra4tet. Ser @@luB beg @ineitf@z
iapaneff@en &rieses bat i1tnere :3u=
ItGnbe i'm 4tneiti@en Rei9e berpor<
gerufen, tpelbe iofortige Mufmertfam=
feit erforberten. Die 9fenbarung Der
Mbnei9ung Der @btnefen gegen a1es
frembe. Meien unb fremoe 1%1nternebz
munaen bat MnsrtHe beg PDbels auf
frembe. Mt1iionen our Solge gebabt,
bic groBen Derluit an 2eben unbs ST.
eentbum peruria4ten. Sbmobl nur
Elm Mmerttaner gu letben batte, 1T es
bod oTenbar @a4e bteier R<aierung,
fofortige S@rttte gu tbun, unb cine
anteritanti@e Specialcommii1to11 1T
BON Sien Sien aug iiber 2anb geret1t,
I'm gu 5eigen, bab uniere &esle1lng
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-12
S6mei5.

We n. IN Wdnge1rteD er1@0b
ein eemifer @4ultbeB feline S4mtez
sermutter, 3u Der fi4 feline perfolgte
unb nit benz Sob bebrobte Grau gez
li@tet bate.
Margau. 8ei Der Mbetntanalz
unternebmung untpett &beinfelben 1T
cine Mrbeitertolonie entitanben; man
erblidt ba 5ablrei9e 8arraden ais
untertunft fir bic Mrbeiter, bic meiit
aus Staltenern beiteben. On benz Ell
men Srt tptrb geipirtbet, an einem an
bern Srt 1T Elm @be5eretlaben, iogar
cine &leiberpertdufs1telle tpurbe eingez
ribtet. Muf ben Minter ioa bic 3abl
ber Mrbeiter bebeutenb bermebrt unb
Sag unb Mabt gearbeitet perben,
@treitigteiten iinb Bis jeBt nod pentg
porgetommen. Sic grobarti9en Mrbet@
ten an bie1em &ana1 1inb rebt intez
reliant.
ct. @allen. Die @esterung Be-
antragt beim @roben @atb, er m0ge
tiinftig bic 8iirgerre@tsgeiu4e iol>
der 8etperber, bic Musldnber 1eien,
nidt I'M &anton pobnten unb gu benz
ielben in teiner 8e3iebung fteben, abb
lebnen.
Mieber bas1i. Satob Meier,
2anbmirtb, bon unb in Mieberbasli.
Der 8ranbfiftuns an feinem bepobn=
ten 9aufe, bega1gen am 5. 4uguit 3.
S.. angetlagt, purbe BON ben Sc
i@morenen {9ulbig erflGrt unb per=
urtbeilt gu bier Sabren 3u@tbaus
unb feds Sabren @infellung i'm Mf=
ttpbiirgerre4t.
0urembnrg.
Quremburg, Den Mttgliez
bern ber Deputirtenfammer 1T bic
8ubgetpprlage fir 1896 5ugegangen.
Die @%innabmen iinb auf 9,429,6O0,
Sic Musgaben auf 8,851,210 ST. perz
ani4lagt. ..::s
g Der SO ittel a3uer. Der
:Girntetag lit III ,bieiiilger @geggenAb !eiil
iberaus rei4er.,. '8teleo@ 4eunens: iunb
Seller finb mieber S5a Helm: Man4er
@etreibei@ober mubte int Treien aufz
ge19i9tet perben; bod iinb bic @ru=
Ben, tpel9e 3ur Mufnabme bon Run=
telriiben in Telb unb @arten aufge>
tporfen purben, nod ptel 3ablretaer,
neil piele &eler nit &artoffeln boil
geftopft fino. We9en bet ibergroben
Quantttdt itnb bic &artoHeln, trob
ibrer ausge5ei@neten Aualitdt, bod
febr niebrtg i'm Preiie. :
: Grifingen. Sn Der @a4t
brannten bier bic idmmtliaen @ebdu<
li@tetten bes 2anbmtrtbs Meibz&ahl
ab. @on benz aus mebreren 8ferben
unb 9prnbtebitiden beitebenoen @iebz
itanb tonnte muir Elm pfero serettst
tperben. d"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-12

Ser Winter bat nun in po1em
@rn1t 1einen Gtn3ug gebalten unb bat
iih NIT benz befttsiten 8li35arb etnge1
fibrt, ben bas 2anb 1eit elmer langen
Meibe bon Sabren i'm Mopember erz
lebt bat. Der Winteri turn III BON
ben Modp Mountains big gu ben
@taaten an Der Mtlanti19en Ru1te
per1piirt tporben. Nnentbalben bat
er aGlte unb 1tarten S4neefal nit
{i4 gebra9t. Na6 ieiner eriten 2et@
itung gu {dlieBen, i@eint Der Mtnter
bieles Sabres Elm iebr itrenger tperoen
gu mollen; boffentli4 betpabrt 1i3
aber audi bei linn bas betannte
@pri9nort BON ben geitrengen Ser
rem, bic nidt lange regieren;; Elm 5et@
ttaer unb ftrenger Minter pflegt Elm
.3eitiges Jribjabr 8u: bebelten. Die:
'syarmer iinb oa%0entbalben i'm 9artooss5;
fiber ben aftarten @@neefau In ebr 9e*
bobener Stimmung, ba ber5elbe benz
Winter1 aaten gu @ute tommen, unD
bas @9mel5en bes S4nees Der LAM
qen Srodenbeit Elm Gnbe MAIDEN pirb,
no bas ni&t fdon bur& bic @esen=
qiii1e in ben lebten Sagen gei4eber
lit. Dte tleinen ltnbequemlt4tetten
bic er nit ii@ bringt, pie @ertebrs@
it0rungen unb tbeilpetie llnterbrez
dung bes Selegrapbenbienite tpouen
tpenig basesen beiBen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-12-12

- Der Mntpalt 6. S. Sones gu
@reenpi1le in MiKt7tppi,. eir
Neeer, 1T our praris i'm Sberz8un=
besqeri9te auaelai1en porben.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-06-05
Board of Health Notice.

All citizens of Tionesta borough
are notified and requested in order
that the good health aud welfare of
the borough may be maintained, to
cleuse and thoroughly disinfeot all
sewers and drains 10 aud about their
premises, Also see that cellars are
thoroughly cleaned and whitewashed
and made dry, all back yards and
every place where anything that is
injurious to public health may have
gathered during the winter season.
All privy vaults must be thoroughly
cleansed aud disinfeoted in conform.
ity to the rules of the Board of
Health. This is very important at
this season Of the year to every cit.
izen of the borough as il pertains to
the general health of all and must
not be neglected. Any information
required as to the proper disinfec-
tants to use will be cheerfully given
by the secretary of the board, T. F.
Ritchey, Esq. All citizens along the
lines of the sewers running to the
river are requested to make connec.
tion with same at once. BY giving
this important matter immediate at.
teDtion a great deal of sickness can
be avoided. There is no reason why
Tionests, with its splendid supply Of
fresh spring water and good drainage
should not be the healthiest town on
the Allegheny river We hope all
good citizens will give this important
matter their immediate attention
The board of health will in a few
days make their annual tour of in.
spection of the borough to see that
the rules are complied with.
G. A. RANDALL, Pres.
T. F. RITcHEY, Secretary.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-06-05
TiOnesta Rangers, Attention.

The financial and supply commit.
tee of the above organization will
meet at the Court House in Tionesta,
on Saturday, June 18th, at / o'clock,
P. M. A full and prompt attendance
is desired as work of Importance con.
nected with our coming reunion
must be transacted. The following
compose the committee as appointed
by the president of our organization.
j. H. Berlin, Whig Hill.
j. G. Pettigrew, East Hickory.
VIM. Albaugh, South Hickory.
Geo. Huddleson, West Hickory.
N. Weant, Nebraska.
G. Zuendel, Newtown.
A. j. McCalmont, President,
VIM. Lawrence and D. w. Clark
Tiouesta.
Also other members of organiza
tion are cordially invited.
j. II. BERLIN, Chr. Of Com.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-06-05
A Remedy Against Flies.

"I never use window screens" said
q wise housekeeper the other day, be-
cause l fancy that they shut out all
the air in hot weather; and, besides,
they serve to keep the flies 10 the
house as we'll as out.
"But l never see a fly in your
house." said her friend. How do
you do it? For my part, must con.
fess that, screens or no screens, my
summer means to me one long battle
with the little pests.
"My remedy is a very simple one" "
said the good housekeepeT, "snd l
learned it years ago from my grand.
mother when l used to sit and watch
her putting bunches of lavender
flowers around to keep the flies away.
Ny method is simpler. l buy five
cents worth of oil Of lavender at the
drug store and mix it with the same
quantity of water. Then put it in
a common glass atomizer and spray
it around the rooms wherever flies
are apt to eongregate, especially in
the diniog room, where sprinkle il
plentifully over the table linen. The
odor ia especially disagreeable to flies
aud they will never venture in ii
neighborhood, though to most people
it has a most peculiarly fresh anC
grateful smell.-E1.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-06-05

Tho Smith bill providing for an equita-
BILE distribution of the school appropria-
tion, passed the House finally and is now
in the Senate's hands. That body will
undoubtedly kill the mersure, and the
basis of distribution will remain as now.
The bill provides for the appropriation
TO each school of $50, the balance TO be
distributed as now-according TO tho
number of taxables. 1t gives thesmaller
counties nice increase over present
amounts.
The revenue or tax bill, which passed
the House some time ago, is still asleep
in the Senate. 1t is a question whether
It will get awake before the final ad-
journment. The House has done its full
duty in this matter by passing the bill as
it came from the committee.
The religious garb bill passed the Sem
ate finally on Wednesday, with amend
ments placing the fine for violation on
the school boards instead of the teachers.
In this shape it will likely go to the Gov
ernor.
Kory Heath spent a couple of days at
the capitol to rest up from his rather ex-
tended trip through the eastern cities,
after having represented Tionesta Lodge
at the recent meeting of the State Grand
Lodge, 1. o. o. f., in Philadelphia. He
took in Boston, New York, Cape May
and other notable places on the way.
JE w
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-06-05
DON'T STOP TOBACCO.

How to Cure Yourself While Using IL.
The tobacco habit grows on man un-
til his nervous system is seriously affec-
ted, impairing health, comfort and happi-
ness. To quit suddenly is too severe a
shock to the system, as tobacco, to an in
veterate user becomes a stimulent that
his system continually Graves. Baco-
euro is a scientific cure for the tobacco
habit, in all its forms, carefully COM
pounded after the formula of an eminent
Berlin physician who has used it in his
private practice since 1872, without a
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perfectly harmless. You can use all the
tobacco you want, while taking Baco-
Cure, it will notify you when TO stop.
We give written guarantee to perma-
nently cure any case with three boxes, or
refund the money with ten per cent. in
terest. Baco- Cure is not substitute, but
a scientific cure, that cures without the
aid of will power and with no incon-
venience. 1t leaves the system as pure
and free from nicotine as the day you
took your first chew or smoke. Sold by
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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-06-05
DEPEW'S HARMONY DINNER.

Chsncey M. Depew's harmony din.
ner Wednesday night will live long
in the annals of politics. Never be.
fore we're more discordant political
elements in one party gathered
around a single table. When Platt,
Harrison, Mckinley, Strong, Brook
field, Lauterbach, Elkins, Miller,
Carter, Bliss, Roosevelt, Hiscock and
Robertson can sit at the same board
and enjoy themselves it shows there
is more inherent strength in the Re-
publican party than many persons
give it credit for possessing. These
men represent every phrase of opin.
ion in National and New York poll.
tics, both theoretical and practical.
That their widely differing opinions
do not prevent social intercourse is a
credit to their good sense and a re.
freshing sign of the times. 1t is en-.
tirely too early yet to speculate on
the Republican nomination for the
Presidency, but it is evident that
there is no lack of most excellent
material. When the time comes
there may be heartburnings at the re
suit, but when men can eat together
they can work together and mex
year there will be no sulking, but {
long pull, strong pull and pull al
together for victory. Mr.. Depew'
dinner was original in conception anC
admirable in execution. He deserve
the thanks of the Republican part,
for giving living picture of Repub
lcan harmony.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-06-05

TIE Spring of 1895 WJU be, Believe, good
Season for Business, Haze Bought Largely.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-06-05

My stock of Spring Summer Goods Complete tn
EUery Department,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-06-05

WHAT with the executive depart
ment of the Government trying to
correct the mistakes made by Dem.
ocratic Congress and the new Con.
gress threatening to correct the mis-
takes of the Administration, the
country is going to see a good deal
of doing and undoing in order to get
Strengthened out.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-06-05

The Canadians are again objecting
to the "Stars and Stripes" and insist
on insulting it. We hope the Pesi-
dent hasn't read the news, for he may
feel moved to write to the perpetra.
tors of the recent outrage praising
them for their worthy display of Brit.
ish loyalty to the grand old flag OF
ENGLAND.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-06-05

No medicine was ever given such a Sc
we're test of its curative qualities as otto's
ties free of charge TO those afflicted with
consumption, asthma, coughs colds,
pneumonia, Group and all diseases of the
throat and lungs, giving you the proof
that Otto's Cure will cure you. Don't de-
lay, but get bottle of us to-day and
commence the use of this great guaran-
teed remedy. Sold only by Siggins &
Herman, Tionesta, and W. 6. wilkins,
West Hickory, sole agents. Samples free.
Large bottles SOC. and 25c. 3
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-06-05
Notice..

G. A. Hill having declined the
nomination for Associate Judge on the
Prohibition ticket, a meeting of the
County Committee of the Prohibition
party will be held at the office of
Jas. T. Brennan, on Tuesday, juno
II, at 2 o'clock, p. m.
JAS. T. BRENNAN, Chairman.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-06-05
New Summer Resort.

A new summer resort was opened
up the first of June at Cooksburg,
Forest county, Pa, where a limited
number of guests will be accommo.
dated. For further particulars sd.
dress, Cook & Calvin, Cooksburg,
Forest Co., Pa.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-06-05

THE New York Evening Post feels
depressed because the Republican
leaders are not out shouting for sound
money. Well, they are speaking up
nobly wherever the necessity exists,
but they are not in the position of the
Administration and hence there is no
reason why they should follow Car.
isles methods. The people know
the party's record, and SO far as the
elections since '92 indicate are salts.
fed with it.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-06-05

As IT is apparent the Democracy
needs change of mind, the leaders
by changing front are setting a fine
example to the rank and file, which,
however, decided some time ago that
the Republican party was the right
sort of retreat.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-06-05
WOOL..

All persons having wool, and want
rolls or batting carded can have carding
done on short notice. Do not grease any
wool at home as I will furnish you a
charge same price if CREASED at home.
Price this year for oiling and carding one
cent less than l have charged the last
three years. II. LAMB,
Spartansburg, Pa.
F. r. LANSON, agent, Tionesta, Pa.
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Syndic Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

Parish of Termiliom-17ib Judicial
District CoWrt-N0. 730.
Eugenens Lemaire vs. his Creditors.
By virtue of an order of sale
granted by the Hon. 18th Judicial
District Court, in aud tor the parish
of Vermilion, State of Louisiana, in
the above entitled and numbered
cause, the undersigned will proceed
to sell at public auction. to the last
aud highest bidder, all the property
belonging to the insolvent estate oil
Bugeneus Lemaire, the movable
property ceded by said insolvent to
be sold on Monday, July %, 1885.
at the store formerly occupied by
Eugeneus Lemaire, all to be sold Tor
cash. Said property consists of one
lot of goods and merchandise, also
q lot of notes, accounts, etc.
To be made by
EUPHEMoN LEBLANC,
Syndic.
July 6, 1895.
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July 8, 1895.
Town Council Proceedings.

ABBEv1LLE, La, June 28, 1895.
The Town Council Of Abbeville,
Louisiana, met this day pursuant to
a call Of the Mayor, made upon the
following petition /:
Abbeville, June %, 1895.
To the Hon. Mayor of the Town Of
AbbeviIle, La.
The undersigned citizens Of Able.
vile, La, respectfully request that
the Town Council be called to meet
for the purpose of acting on a certain
petition of the owners o: certain
contiguous territory to the town OF
Abbeville, proposing to have said
contiguous territory annexed to and
included in the corporate limits OF
the town which petition is hereto at
tached.
Wm Latter, r. G.. Greene, John
B. Shaw, Ophelias Bourque, A. j.
GODDARD, Chas. Corrodi, c. T. Gui'
dry, Jr., V. Bouterie, l.. Leotaud
G. B. Shaw, R. FL. Mills, A. Monlor
Adonis Leblanc, Bernard Isaacs.
! There were present.. Nelson
Greene, mayor, and councilmen r
j. Young, Jean Abadie, Eli Wise
and VIM Lafler.
Eli Wise was elected secretary
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Mrs ZONES School.

The closing exercises of this ex-
cellent school took place at the
French Hall, Thursday night, before
Q large assembly of friends and paa
irons. Being the 4th Of July, the
recitatlons, tableaux and songs were
largely patriotic in nature. We are
sorry the pressure on our columns
TINS week is so great that we are
unable to make extended mention of
this affair 10 which every one &C.
Omitted themselves so handsomely
ana rejected great credit upon them.
selves and their teacher Mrs. O.. G.
Jones.
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Accidents happen in the best of
families, and the failure Of the COM
positor to properly credit the article
in last week. paper concerning the
European Excursions; causes US to
rob the Patterson Optic Of it's brain
lators.