The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-01-08

broken lines and lots Of sizss that
must be sold, aud the price will be
lust little lower than any do you
good" concern. We are here to stay,
and sell you goods on our reputation,
and guarantee them right or give
you your money back. Buy where
you can get the best goods for the
least money. Miles & Armstrong.
-Msrienville Ezpress: With the
first of the year Marieuville pnstuffice
was raised to third class or salaried
Office. and H. H Mcclellan was re.
appointed postmaster. This is only
another evidence Of the prosperity y
Marienville-Thos. Flynn's saw
mill, located on the F G. Belts IL Co
tract, burned Saturday morning. De.
cember 21st. Mr.. Flynn's loss will
be about 100000 No lumber
burned.
Miss Maude, daughter Of Joseph
Lands, of Barnett township. died on
Christmas Day, 1895. of typhoid fe-
yer, at the age of 16 years, four
months and eighteen days. Mr. Lsndis
has been called upon to pass through
deep sffliction within the past two
nuuths, bis wife having been taken
by the same disease on the 9th Of
November last, and all friends will
sincerely sympathize with the strick.
en- husband aud iather in his trying
hour.
FoR SALE. Or will exchange for
lumber, q good stationary saw mill.
recently re6tted throughout. so H P.
boiler and engine. log turner, gang
edger, fractional blacks rope feed,
saw frame, inserted tooth saws, cut
If, bull wheel. lalh mill, belts, lum.
her trucks Ia short, fully equip.
ped mill that will be sold at reason.
.ble price. Have also a 80 H. p.
Blandy, that will sell for cash or ex-
change for lumber.
MCCLELLAN & NELL, Kane, Pa
About thirty former students of
the Clarion State Normal, with their
friends sod the Institute instructors,
met at the Hotel Agnew last Wednes
day evening after the lecture. to pay
hunor to the beloved founder of that
institution, DR.. Davis, who was in
attendance at the Institute. Every
thing was in harmony and each one
present eDdeavored to make the oc.
'asinn most happy fr some one else
Refreshments, prepared by kirchariz
Bros were served, after which tnasis
propounded by DIR. Davis we're re.
sponded to by many Of those present.
--Mrs Matilda Robb, relict of the
late Daniel Robb, was called to her
heavenly home on New Years morn-
ing, 1896, at the ripe age nt rs years
The deceased had bnrne her suffer.
iugs without murmuring for many
weeks, and to her, whose preparation n
Tor this great change had been going
on from childhood. Death had no ter.
rors, hut came as a welcome relief
from earthly cares and toll. She had
lived an exemplary Christian life al
most from Infancy, and her many
years on earth were spent in work far
the Master. The funeral services
we're held on Friday last, in the M
E. church. Rev. w. w Dale officia.
ring, and her remains were laid to
rest in Riverside Cemetery.
-On Monday of this week Judge
lC w. Clark, aud Treasurer @ Jam
'eSon, stepped down from their of.
fetal p"sitluns to make room for the
new beDts, Msssrs A. j. Nc.
Cray and James H Zones. who we're
iuly qualified to enter upon their du.
lies for five aud thr years respec.
uvely. Both of the retiring official Is
step down and out with the son6dence
If the people who have faith that
heir every duty was conscieutiously
performed. The new officials have
he same confidence of the public
that in the discharge Of their work
they will be guided by the best oi
motives and desire to win the en-,
horsement at the end of their terms
well done good and faithful ser
want"
The Brookville R'publican o.
recent date contained this item: A
correspondent in the northern por-
tion of this county writes us letter
relative to the big pine timber cui
this season for Msssrs. Siggins & Col
lins, in Warren county. The chop
pers were G. F. Walter and r. Vol
ford of Clarington, aud they took out
three eighty fnot sticks, one of these
sealing over 600 feet cubic, and they
also cut several 100 feet in length
aud nne stick 105 feet in length, seal
ing 6S7 cubic feet. The writer stat e.
hat 3, me big trees have been cut Or
the Hayes tract by Truman & Coz
jnbbers, bot he thinks they are moi
, equal to the Warren county timber
At any rate these figures show that
all the bi0 nina trees in WesferJ