The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-05-13

0NSHf NAehI li1huS III lllo hbCtluu
will wish "Curt'good luck in his new
home. - Warren Nail. Ditto down
here in Forest county.
Travelling physicians must regis.
ter in every county and also pay the
Prothonotary fee of 50, in addition
to the registration charge of $50.
This ruling bas just been made by the
State Medical Council. l.-Er.
-Jenks Lodge 1. o. o. F. has had
a life size picture of Col. John f.
Gaul hung in the lodge room. Past
Grand Gaul was the oldest member
of jerks Lodge, and also the first
member to die. -MarienviHe E9pre8s.
DIR. Will G. Morrow, who grad.
uated with conspicuous honors from
the Baltimore Medical college recen.
tly, is home and expects to locate in
Tionesta, associating himself with his
father 10 the practice of his profess.
ion.
Compliments Of the season to
Editor Shick of the Marienville Eg.
press, Democratic nominee for Assem-
bly,. Good men are in demand these
times, and nust be had even if neces
sary to invade the editorial sanctum-
santorum to get them. Shake R9".
Stow Post, G. A. r., will carry a
handsome new flag in the memorial
day ceremonies this year, having pur-
chased beautiful new silk regula.
tion flag a short time ago. The Post
has also a new bunting flag which
will be out on that day for the first
time.
Prof. II. B. Teitrick, a former
Forest county teacher, was elected
Supt. of Schools of Jefferson county,
at salary of S4.50 for each school
in the county. Prof. w. A. Beer was
reelected superintendent of the Clar.
ion county schools at salary Of
$1,000.
james Garfield, for the past three
years engaged in the oil fields Of In.
diana, has returned to Tionesta with
his family, and will have charge of
his fathers lease, the McNutt farm,
in Harmony township, which is doing
very nicely since Mr., Garfield pur.
chased it.
We had a very pleasant call
from our old friend Uncle John Kin.
near Of Trunkeyville, on Monday of
this week. He holds his age remark.
ably we'll, and for one who cast his
first vote for "Tippecanoe" Harrison,
he is a very active man both in mind
and body.
twenty-five cans of pike, each
containing $500 fish, arrived in the
city this morning from the State
Hatchery at Cory. Eight cans were
taken to lockwood and fourteen to
Henry's bend, at which points the
midgets we're deposited in the AL.
legheny river Blizzard.
The Prohibition State convention
met in Philadelphia last week and
placed in nomination for Congress. at.
large j. S. Kent of Delaware county,
aud A. A. Barker of Cambria county.
Rev. j. L. Brennan of Tionesta was
made delegate from this district to
the National convention, to be held
in Pittsburg,
"A. F. Tuttle's big 25.cent
Olympic shows will enhibit in Tio-
nesta next Saturday, May 16, after
noon and evening. This show carries
a large tent and is capable Of accom-.
modating all its patrons with good
seats. Price of admission % cents,
reserved seats Soc, children 15c
Don't forget the date, rain or shine.
Very serious forest fires have
been raging in Clear6eld, Elk, Jefier
son and Mexican counties during the
past few days, destroying much stand.
ing timber, manufactured lumber,
and several extensive lumber plants,
besides doing immense damage to oil
property. We have heard of no ser.
ious fires in this county thus far, and
it is hoped few days more viii so
start the vendure as to prevent fires
this year.
ID. w. Clark was home over
Sunday from Portville, N. Y, where
he is experimenting the construction
of an extensive system Of water
works. He took with him on his re-.
turn Monday, Patrick Joyce and his
young son Joe, who will be engaged
in laying the tilipg for the supply
line, the water being run to the reser.
voir by gravity. With Web, and
Pat in charge the job will be a com
plete one.
The managers of the Tionesta
school library have arranged with
Miss Minnie Mae Wann for and elo.
cutionary recital, at School Hall
next Friday exening, May 10 The
proceeds to be devoted to the library
fund. Miss Wann is no stranger tC
Tionesta audiences, having entertain
ed our people at the last teachers in
stitute held here, when she acquitted
herself to the delight of all, A good
turnout is hoped for. Admission 10
and 20 cents.
The petition for a Presbyterian
church at Stowtown was granted by
the Clarion Presbytery, which met al
Falls Greek last month, and a com
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