The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-04-29

Ohio river, came too late for this
issue, but will be given in our next.
Rev. j. V. McAninch is in Indi
ana county assisting his friend Rev.
Mr.. Bell 10 series of meetings. His
pulpit here will be 6lled next Sab
bath by Rev. WIN. Richards.
Miles q Armstrong have moved
into the large corner store.room of
Kepler block, where they are hand
somely fixed for waiting on their Gus.
toners. Drop in and see them.
Don't you need a new hatf If
so, buy where you can buy a good
hat at just little over half the price
of other dealers, at Lsnson's, Of
course. 1t
The Free Methedists will hold
quarterly meeting services at New.
Evansville, Pa, beginning May 9Th,
1896, and continuing over the Sab.
bath. Rev. D. B. Tobey, D. E., will
have charge OF the meeting. A cor.
dial invitation to all. F. E. Glass,
p. G.
Spring gardening has started in
for sure and green stuff" can al.
ready be seen sprouting through the
ground in quite a number of gardens
If Jack Frost" will only keep his
hands off, there is no doubt but that
we will have abundant and early
crops.
Mrs. Annabel NJ. Holvey, State
superintendent of press work, will
lecture in the M. E. church, Friday
evening, May 1st, at eight o'clock.
1t is to be hoped there will be large
attendance TO hear this most gifted
speaker, who comes under the aus.
pices of the w. G. T. U.
-"Old Glory" will be raised over
the Fleming Hill, Harmony twp,
school house, next Friday, May 1st.
An interesting program has been ar.
ranged and good speakers are expected
to be present. A cordial invitation is
extended to everyone to attend and
see the grand old flag 20 up.
Word reaches here that the Har.
denburg q Erb we'll, located on the
top of the river hill about half mile
helow Trunkeyville station, is shew.
ing up for a 25.barrel producer,
Glad to know the pluck of these gen.
tlemen has been thus nicely rewarded
for they deserve every success.
Saturday afternoon the body o.
an unknown man was found floating
in the river, short distance above
East Brady. He was a man six fee
tall and would weigh 100 pounds
black moustache, and was we'll dress
ed. A copy of Pittsburg paper o
March 17th was found in bis pocket
Frank Amsler is going to NOV,
this week into the store room tina
is to be vacated by Miles d Arm
stron, but that will not prevent hin
from waiting on his customers, very
long, so just bear in mind that in ad
dition to the best stock of confection
cry, cigars and tobacco 10 town b.
has just received a stock Of fresh ma
pie sugar and syrup. 1t
The parlor social given by tn
ladies of the w. c. T. u, at th
home of Mrs. A. B. Kelly, ol
Wednesday evening last, was a de
cided success in every particular
The attendance was large, The enter
tainment fine, and the discussion O
the "woman suffrage" question
very interesting indeed. All presen
enjoyed the evenings pleasure to th
fullest extent
The directors of Forest count
will meet in convention at the cnur
house next Tuesday afternoon to elec
a County Superintendent of schools
, Up to the present time the canvas
has been quiet and nothing seems t
indicate that the convention will no
as quietly settle the question fiualll
There are about eight aspiranl
for the place, all of whom are locke
upon as entirely competent to fill
to the satisfaction of the people.
L Fruit trees of all sorts are ia,
> blooming, and appearances would il
dicate a good crop this season; br
a we had all the evidence last yea
y when the "frost king" played havo
J. with all calculations. However, th
T. swallows aud whippoorwills are a
. ready on hand, more than two weeE
; ahead of schedule time, and whe
s they come there is little danger
S much cold weather. So we live j