The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1897-04-07


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s. II. Haslet, d. d. G. NJ. OF the I. o.
o. f., went to Marienville last Saturday
and installed the new officers of the lod @
at that place.
Easter comes but once year, but
Miles & Armstrong; are always on hand
and always looking for the newest and
best. You can depend on them. 1t
Quite a number of the farmers are
grinding up their surplus apples and
making cider of them, but they do not
get much cider out of them, as they are
too mellow and mealy.
The third lecture in the course given
under the auspices of the w. G. #. U.
will be delivered by Rev. Buzza next
Sundry night, April IL, in the M. E.
church. Subject, "Social Purity"
-Tesla's theory that a man would live
200 years if he could sleep twenty hours
day has this popularity: BY sleeping
twenty-four hours day he can acquire
the constitution of a mummy and enjoy
the same quiet time.
Physicians by the assistance of the
x-rays are now able to scour the stomachs
of patients with a sponge. This news
will be hailed with delight by individuals
who find pleasure and subsequent misery
in painting the town."
Following is the list of letters re-
naming uncalled for in Tionesta, Pa,
postonice, April 6, 1897: Harry Cones
ton, r. S. Price, Max White. Mrs. Eliza
beth Stroup Mrs Elmira Withron.
r. L. HAsLET, P. NJ.
Sheriff Walker went to Ridgway
Monday morning, having in charge Mrs.
Haines, who s serving years sentence
in the county Jail here. She is to appear
as a witness in the trial of Fred Rock
well for the murder of her husband,
Lewis Haines.
Some anatomists claim that the solar
! plexus of nerves, situated near the pit of
the stomach, is a secondary brain. 1t
was a shock to the solar ploxus that
knocked out Corbett. How a pugiist
can be supposed TO have two brains is
another matter.
Ed. Kirchartz has given up his job at
the Central House aud is now located at
Amann's tinshop where he is ready to
do bicycle repairing of all kinds. All
wheel owners know that Ed. thoroughly
understands this business, as he has had
much experience. Give him call.
BY order of the President, there will
| be a meeting of the Executive Commit
tee of the Woman's Christian Temper
Tionesta on Wednesday. May II, 1897, at
1870 p. m. ALICE II. SIGGINs,
Co. Rec. Sec'y,
There are some people so constituted
that they delight to cast reproach or sus-
picon upon others. They are even will
ing to jeopardiso good cause in their
effort to malign some one whom they de-
sire to iniure. Insinuations are always
cowardly, and always contemptible-Er.
Tropical fruits and fresh vegetables
are in stock at Amsler's and he also has
a nice lot of onion sets and garden seeds
on hand and you can just bare in mind
the fact that he has the finest line of fish
ing tackle in town. When you begin
to rig up for trout fishing give him call.
Mrs. w. w. Grove returned on Mon
day from Pittsburg, where she has been
purchasing stock of spring millinery
and learning the new modes of trim
ming. She will give her spring opening
next Tuesday, April l3, and all the ladies
who want a new spring hat should go and
look over her stock of goods, as she has
hats that are just as nice as can be bought
in the large cities. 1t
We mentioned last week that Steve
Bush and ,Toe and Charley Salsgiver were
the champion fishermen, but they have
been completely knocked out. Frank
Birtcil and Ed. Kirchartz went fishing
this morning and they both returned
with dried herring on a string. Any
man that can catch "blind robin" in the
Allegheny river is good fisherman and
is entitled TO the belt.
The town OF Cambridge Springs,
Crawford county, was almost entirely
wiped out of existence by fire Thursday.
Meadville, Cory and Union City were
called upon for assistances but before
they arrived fifty business houses and a
dozen residences were burned. The loss
will be fully S2OO,O The large new ho-
tel was burned and sustained a loss of
$4,000. Charles Hayes, a merchant
tailor, was burned to death.
The business man who takes his job
work out of town to he printed is no
friend of the town. He may pirate about
protection to home industries, but he is
the rankest kind of iree-trader, and all
because he can save few pennies occa-
sionally on a job of work. These same
people when they come to die should
send their obituaries to this same foreign
job office and have them printed on manil.
la card board and then have them tackled
up on the town pump. They hardly de-
serve a notice in the home paper.
Mrs. J. w. Landers of the millinery
firm of i. Walters & Co. came home
from Pittsburg last Saturday, and now
all the men in town are quoting to their
wives and daughters the law against
killing the songsters, and pointing the
finger of accusation at the hats so dear tc
womankind. But the women will have
the hats Just the same, and when they
want them they go where they can gel
the latest styles and that is at the MILL.
merry store of i. Walters IL Co. Theil
| sDrinOr opaninCr will no naxf "Wednesday