The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-04-08

dolph, N. T., after short vacation
at home.
When you want anything nice
in clothing just come in and see what
you can do for ten dollar William
at Lanson's. 1t
Not carload" but enough for
all and when Others don't have what
you want you can get it at Miles q
Armstrong;. 1t
Harry and Vernie Watson of
Golinza returned to school at Ran.
dolpb, N. Y, yesterday, after a short
vacation at home.
CLARK Benner, for more than
thirty years a prominent and esteem
ed citizen of Tidoute, died on the
29th cit aged 79 years.
Mont Chase, who has been the
guest of his sister, Mrs. w. H. Saul,
tor the past two weeks, returned TO
his home in Tryonville, Saturday.
The Derrick's woman's edition
netted to the hospital fund the hand.
some sum of s4,5O576. OF this
amount $1,59073 was cash dona,
tons
F. NJ. Morgan; wife and baby,
returned yesterday from AshviIle, N.
O., where they spent the winter for
the benefit Of Mr.. Morgan's health
Blizzard
Mr.. G. w. Reed, wife and
daughter, Gertrude, of East Hickory,
are in the city the guests of friends
They will make their future home in
Polk, Pa,
Almost all other kinds of hides
can be made into boots and shoes,
but an observing exchange has no
ticed that the banana is only availa-
BILE for slippers.
Mrs. NJ. Gotham returned Satur.
day to her home IN Centerville, We.
mango county, after a short visit with
her daughter, Mrs Chas. Hood, of
Tiouesta township.
Alexander Shay and Bessie Pen.
delberry we're married at the home of
the bride at Byromtown on Thursday,
March 26tb, by G H. Wilton, j. P
MdrienvilLe E1press.
-Chas. A. Zahniser of Stewards
Run, went to Glade Mills, Butler
county, last week, where he has a
pumping job. He expects to move
his family there soon.
Hard times for some and good
times for the others when patatoes are
slow sale at 25c., but then -four and
feed is just as cheap, when you buy
for cash, at Lanson's. 1t
Ted aud Elsie Kelly are home
from school for the spring vaca
tion of ten days. Ted is from the
Western University at Allegheny and
Miss Elsie from Stubenville, o.
Mrs. E. Leonard, of Mounds.
vile, w. Va, who was an inveterate
smoker, has just died at the tender
age of 10, thus again demonstrating
that the use Of tobacco shortens life.
The REPUBLICAN office is now
turning out nice lot Of job work
and pow is good time to send in
your order, for we do nothing but
first class work. and our prices are
right.
Miss Mamie G. Morrow, who is
teaching the school at Lynch, was at
home over Sunday. There are five
weeks more of Miss Morrow's school,
after which she will be home for the
summer.
-"The words "facetious" and "ab.
stemious" are among the few in the
English language which contain all
the vowels in regular order. As
most of us are both of these, the fact
is interesting.
An Erie paper tells of bill re.
ceived by Directors of the Poor from
a medical man, containing the item
"To keeping a stranger sick all night,
seventy.fiye cents" Doctors are not
always so candid.
Geo. T, Roberts, of Pittsburg,
the young evangelist who assisted
Rev. Glass during the revival meet.
ings in the Free Methodist church 9
short time ago, is a guest at the home
of G, A. Anderson.
Mrs. A. M. Foreman and grand
daughter, Birdie, went to Franklin
Saturday, to attend the funeral. Of
Mrs. John Shoup, who died at thai
place last Thursday. Mrs. ShouE
was a sistar of Mrs Eoreman