The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-04-15

near which place they will put down
a well on the PETER lease. I. e.
Dean is putting down his fourth we'll
near Hunter station, on the j. l.
Range farm.
Austin Connely, prosperous
farmer of Chautauqua county, N. Y,
paid his brother, Commissioner Con.
nelly, visit last week, and while
here took occasion to renew his old
acquaintanceships. He was Tones.
ia boy nearly 35 years ago.
Hon. j. B. Lawson, who repre- e.
sented Clarion and Forest counties iu
the Legislature in 1912, having
been elected on the Democratic tick.
ct, died at the home of his daughter
in Butler, Pa, on Tuesday Of last
week. He had attained the age of
8S years.
See Kirobartz Bros. bicycle ad.
in this issue. They handle all the
finest grades of wheels and many OF
the lower priced ones. Before you
purchase a new wheel it will pay you
to consult them. They are also well
fixed for making all kinds of repairs.
See them.
-Amsler is to the front with a
fine stock Of early vegetables, lettuce,
radishes, onions, rhubarb, etc., and is
prepared to meet customers for these
commodities, at low down prices
His goods are fresh from the southern
green. houses aud the quality is guar.
anteed to be first class. Call and see
him. 1t
Spring has been with US for the
past three days, sure thing, and for so
much, thanks. Hope she may linger
but can hardly expect so much of a
good thing all at once. All nature
seems to rejoice at this hour, and the
birds are as happy as clans 10 high
tide and appear to say that summer
can't come any too quick to suit
them.
Our Republican neighbors up in
Warren county have nominated the
following strong ticket: Congress, G.
w. Stone; Assembly, E. w. Pear.
shall; Associate Judge, 2. T. Wea
yer; Recorder, Wm. McCray; Com
missioners, John F. Rounce aud w
G. Mead; Auditors, w. G. Martin
and Ed. r. Allen; Jury Commits
siouer, w. A. Clark.
"A timber raft from Thompson
station on the Allegheny attempted
to run both sides Of a pier of tn,
river bridge at this place last Sunday
and actually succeeded in doing so
but the raft had to be cut in two be
fore the feat was accomplished. Sew
eral hundred people were on th
bridge giving orders while the wrecl
was being taken off the pier
Rev. and Mrs. F. E. Glass, Mis-
Rosa Hunter and Miss bessie Rhode
went to Titusville Monday to atten,
holiness convention Of the F. NJ
church, which is 10 session at tha
place. Miss Bessie Glass accompan
led them as far as SiverlyVille, wher,
she will visit friends. Miss Gust
Swanson went to Titusville yesterda
to attend the convention of holiness
The ladies are reminded that to
morrow is the opening day at TIA
millinery emporium of Flora Wal
ters d Co., and they are invited t,
call and feast their eyes on the man
pretty things in that line which will
be on exhibition, and at the sam
time make their selections early, be
fore the ehoicests are gone. Remem
ber the days, Thursday, Friday an,
, Saturday. 1t
} The conference for the election O
, two delegates to the National Repub
lican convention, and one Presideu
tial Elector from this, 2Sth, distIic
will be held in Ridgway Tomorrow
! Mr.. j. G. Campbell is Forest county
! choice, and be has selected as two q
J his conferees, Chairman Gus
Evans, and Hon. G, A. Randall, bu
J We have not learned who the thir
f gentleman is.
. "A good entertainment will b
! given at school hall on the Oath ins
one week from next Friday evening
t by home talent The title of tn
S play is ENLISTED for the War" CON
+. prising a cast of ten characters, an
( produced in three acts. The dram
r is very entertaining one and as tn
players are spending much time i
t rehearsal it will be well rendered
p. | Don't fail TO attend,