The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-08-05

id9b Woohs duu uuAlnk tnblI Hluy WbIe /
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. S. Kirch-
artz. The Colonel was keeping tab on
well in which he Is interested and which
was brought in Saturday on Dawson Run.
1t will make a fair pumper we under
stand.
John Wilson has taken the agency |
for "Shepp's New York City Illustra-
ted." fine work of art, and is canvass
ing this section. Mr.. Wilson is deserv-
ing of your support, he having met with |
an accident this spring which so disabled !
him that he has not done a days work |
since, and he takes this means of MAX
ing something for the support of his fam
lily.
--Bucknell University, John Howard
Harris, LID, President College with
four courses of study leading to degrees
Academy for boys and young men; La
dies Institute; and School of Music.
Thirty acre campus; ten buildings in
cluding gymnasium, labratory and OBJ
servatory. For catalogue and other in
formation address VIM. G. Gretzinger,
Registrar, Lewisburg, Pa. st
According to the Der1Ick's report, in
the Pennsylvania or Eastern oil field,
during July, 73S wells were completed,
yielding new production of 10, sol bbls.;
a decrease as compared with June, of 81
wells and 1920 bbls. production. There
are $40 wells now drilling and 3Sl rigs
up. But for the prolific pool opened
north of Wildwood, the decrease in pro-
duction would be much more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nicholson
were up from Oil City few days of the
past week as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. W. Grove. Mr.. Nicholson is the pop
ular candidate of the Republicans of
Venango county for Treasurer, and it is
pleasure to know that he is receiving
the hearty support of united party, be-
sides others recognizing his fitness and
claim to the position are rallying to his
standard.
The members of old Co. g., SD
Reg't Pa. Vols, the ''Tionesta Rangers"
will hold their second annual reunion at
Tionesta, Pa, on Wednesday, Aug. 20,
| 1896. Invitations have been forwarded
|
| ted there will be another good turnout of
the "old boys" Ample provisions will be
made for the entertainment of all visiting
members of the old company, and the
committee hope that all may be present.
"A jolly outing party arrived from
Beaver Falls on Monday, and will pitch
their tents on the banks of the Allleghe-
ny river, three miles above Tionesta
where they expect to remain and find
healthy recreation for tho next two
weeks. They are, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Sterling and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Young and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund
Griffith and son, DIR. and Mrs. VIM. Ray
ner and son, Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Hill,
and Mrs. Townsend and daughter, Miss
Helen.
Col. II. G. Demming, an experienced
entomologist, of Harrisburg, has discov-
cred a preparation which kills the army
worm in ten seconds. 1t is composed of
the metal cacmium dissolved in one
pound of nitric acid, which has previous
ly been diluted in five quarts of water /;
then add five quarts of water and mix
thoroughly. Use ordinary sprinkler or
atomizer. This preparation should be
made in a stone-ware vessel, but when
ready for use can be put in other recep-
tables.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Amsler are
called upon TO mourn the death of their
infant daughter, aged five months and
three days. The child was i'll but three
days, having been attacked with cholera
infantum on Friday and on Sunday night
at IL o'clock death relieved it of its suf-
ferings. The funeral was held on Mon
day evening at four o'clock the remains
being laid TO rest in the beautiful "River-
side" The stricken parents have the
tender sympathy of the community in
the loss of their sweet little babe and
only child.
"A gentleman by the name of John
w. Hall, of Dublin, has figured out that
the end of the world will come next
January. He cannot tell exactly what
day, but it will be some time during that
month. There is really not much satis-
faction in predicting the end of the world.
1t IS thankless business, for this reason;
If you hit it, and the world really does
go to smash, your reputation as pro-
phet does you no good, for you are no
longer in shape to enjoy it. If you miss
it, your reputation as a prophet is
ruined.-PuRT'y Spirit.
Efforts are being made TO induce the
post Office department at Washington tc
establish daily mail route between Tio-
nesta and Marienville, via Nebraska
Such a route would be of inestimablC
convenience to people of both towns anG
intermediate points, which under the
present system are very poorly served
in the matter of mail facilities. A peti
ton at Mr.. Ritchey's office has already
been numerously signed, and all our cit
, liens are requested to attach their sigma
lures to the same. We have heard o
none but that are heartily in favor of tn
route.
' Our people generally will regret yer.
: much the departure from our midst o
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Infeld, who go t.
f Dushore, Sullivan county, Pa, to tax
up their future abode. Mr.. Infield, VIII
has for nearly ten years been employees
f in Mr.. l.. Fulton's harness and saddler.
establishments has purchased a shOp a