The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-04-01

chasos Tor the coming spring and sum-
mer work. It will will undoubtedly be
to their advantage to do So
The Brookviile Democrat, always es-
teemed as one of our brightest and hand
soonest exchanges, has lately added to its
outfit new dress of type, which makes
IL still more thing of beauty and Joy
forever. Success to the energetic pub
fishers.
Owing to the continued illness of
Prof. Speer, Miss Emma Warner has
been engaged to teach room No. 4, for the
present week. The professor is gaining
nicely, we are pleased to note, and ex-
poets to be able to resume his work next
Monday.
And now Edison has succeeded in
penetrating the human body with the
eyes. Last Friday he looked into the
heart and lungs, and examined the,arter-
les, the blood vessels and muscles of
one of his assistants. This is indeed an
inquisitive age.
DIR. Frank s. Hunter has rented
rooms in the gas company's building and
will be ready to receive custo mers at any
time. He has very fine dental outfit,
and will be thoroughly equipped for the
practice of his profession in the most
modern and approved style of the art.
Flora Walters & Co., will have their
Millinery opening on the 10th, 18th and
18th of April, and cordially invite all the
ladies to attend on at least one of these
days. Their stock will be much larger
and handsomer than ever before, real
treat, in fact, to all who call. Don't forget
the dates. 81
One of the passenger locomotives on
the w. N. Y. DC p has adopted the chime
whistle, the tone of which reminds the
old-timer of the days. way back in the
early sixties, when the large passenger
steamers used TO make regular trips to
this and more northly points during the
spring freshets.
Two Kellettville households have
been saddened within the past few days
by death. On Sunday a four-months-old
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Grove died,
and on Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Smith were called upon to mourn the loss
of their girl babe, three weeks old Both
were buried at whig Hill.
Spring is here, and so is the hand
some stock of percales, ginghams,
cheviots, etc, to fit. the season, at Law
renee Il Smearbaugh's. Before making
selections we ask you to call and see our
stock and get prices. The goods are
guaranteed to stand the washing; the
prices speak for themselves. 1t
The festive and over-anXious angler
should remind himself that the trouting
season does not open for two weeks yet,
dating from to-day. That gives plenty
of time for looking up your fishing
tackle, bait, etc., but no allowance is
made for dropping in the hook till the
time comes. Mind that, B0
-Lanson is home from New York, and
just got here in time to help open up and
show the finest line of dress goods in all
the latest patterns, colors and-Prices
well, should say so they are so low that
for economy's sake will save pencil from
wearing out writing them, so come and
see. No trouble to show goods, 1t
"A private letter from Willie, son of
our former townsman, John Muenzen-
berger, states that the family has re-
moved to Chicago Heights, supberb Of
the great city. They are all quite well and
prosperous, though times are very close
in that section, and Will thinks we had
all better vote the Republican ticket this
fall, and he is right.
AS to shoes Don't forget that we
have the finest assortment of strictly
first class articles in that line that can be
seen in this section. Ladies', gents and
children's in all styles, sizes and quail
ties. We allow no shoddy goods to come
to our counters, and what you buy of us
cannot be excelled for the money. Law
renee C Smearbaugh. 1t
--Selden Whitman was in town last
week one day, and took with him to his
farm in Tionesta twp, load of doors
and windows for the new house which
he will erect the coming summer. 1t is
to be a substantial farm dwelling, one
part l6x24 end the other wing l6x2O, and
will afford him comfortable and pleas.
ant home in his old age.
The house and lot, Cor. Main anc
Bridge streets, belonging to the II. o.
Davis estate is soon to be sold to the high
est bidder. This is one of the most valu
able business locations in Tionesta, anC
ought to sell quickly at good price.
house, lot and blacksmith shop i'm Ty
lersburg, Clarion county, belonging tC
the same estate, is also for sale. IT,
Mrs. Whiteman and Mrs. Geo. Holemar
were elected delegates to represent th,
Presbyterian Sabbath School of Tionesti
at the County Convention at Marienville
next Monday and Tuesday. Each schoo
is entitled to two or more delegates, anC
those intending TO be present should no
tify either c. w. Amsler, NJ. V. Patter
son or DR.. fowler, Marienville, Pa.
Rev. Albert Bean, who has beer
obliged TO cease his ministerial labors foi
some time TO recover his health, will il
the near future call at the homes of hii
many friends throughout Tionesta, anC
other Forest county towns, representing
the only original Misses Lisks' Ange
Food Bake Tins, sold only by agents
Those who see them will have no other