The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1899-03-29
LOCAL AND MISCELLA NEOUS.
Don't get fooled,
oil market sl.13.

Don't get fooled,
oil market $l13.
Full OF notions-the weather.
oil and gas leases at this Office
Dye Easter eggs with onion shells.
60 to Amsler for fresh groceries. 1t
You can get it at Hopkins store. If.
"A large edition of Sundays hen crop
will be in demand.
All wool ingram carpets from the
roll at Miles Il Armstrong;. 1t
"A. Carson has moved his jewelry
store TO his residence on River street.
Easter millinery opening at f. Wal
ters & Co.'s next Friday and Saturday. 1t
Moving day, April lst, falls on Sat-
urday this year. Saturday fit. short
sit"
This is the week of the Jewish feast
of the Passover, and began last Saturday
at sunrise.
ID. Noxon, the butcher, will Lave on
sale this week lot of fresh roe shad
which he will sell as cheaply as possible
The Titusvile World issued very
handsome Easter number last Saturday.
The outside embellishments were ex-
ceedingly flashy while the inner pages
were replete with entertaining reading
matter.
Chairman Coon issues his call this
week for tho Republican primaries on
Saturday, April s, one week from next
Saturday. No Republican should absent
himself from the primaries. Remember
the date and turn out.
Parents are notified once more to
have a care of their boys, who are indus
triously working the train-jumping rack
ct at this station, The habit is getting
frishtful, and will certainly result in a
terrible accident sooner or later.
Gov. Stone has approved the resou-
ton of the State Legislature designating
May l, 1899 as dewey Day" and legal
holiday. The resolution does not extend
beyond May lst, and is not designed to
make this permanent holiday.
Candidates are hustling on the home
stretch. The mud is deep and abundant
but we don't hear of any being slung by
the contestants or their friends, and the
indications are for a clean campaign not
withstanding the surfeit of muck.
Blanche ]. Hunter, teacher of Hun
ter Run school, makes the following re-
port for month ending Mar. 81; Enrolled
II per cent, 9S; present every day were !:
May Clark, Florence Hoovler, Robert
and James Clark, Lawrence and Charles
Emert, Vance Moore.
-Ifyou don't know just what you want
in the the vegetable line, but have a
"hankerin' arter something" go 10 Am
sler's. His display is always of the
tempting sort, and you have no trouble
in finding just what your appetite is crav
ing. 1t
Tho W.C.T.U. will hold due social
at the home Of Mrs. S. d. Irwin next
Tuesday evening, April 4, at 1880. All
members of the union, as we'll as those
who are interested in the great cause of
temperance, are urged TO be present.
Light refreshments will be served.
"A COW recently found in stable near
Iron City, on Blue Jay creek, Howe
township, proved to be one that had
been stolen from the Shoffstall farm,
about three miles this side of Marienville.
The COW has been secured by the owners.
Suspicion rests on certain chaps as the
thieves.
-Esse Arletta Hepler, daughter of W.
c. and Margaret A. Hepler, of Tionesta
township. died March Is, 1899, after Sc
we're illness lasting over six weeks, the
primary cause of death being la grippe.
She was aged II years, a bright winsome
little girl and great favorite with all
who knew her. The parents have the
sympathy of all their neighbors in this
bereavement.
The Executive Committee of the
Forest County w. G. It. U. will meet at
the residence Of the County President,
Mrs. Orion Siggins, West Hickory, Fri
day, April 7th, at p. m. Luncheon will
be served promptly at IL o'clock. All
county officers, county Superintendent
and Local Presidents are requested to be
present. By order of the PRESIDENT.
MRS. w. G.. WILKINS, Co. Cor. Secy.
William Bonner, we'll known con-
ductor ON the Pittsburg & Western mar
row gauge road, was killed in a wreck
near Paint creek trestle, short distance
from Clarion last Sunday night. The
engine jumped the track and turned over
taking with it the tender and 10 freight
cars. Bonner was on the engine at the
time and was pinioned under the teHder.
He leaves a wife and several children
living in Clarion.
William Braddish, one of the old and
well known farmer residents of Har-
mony township, died at his home, situ-
ated on Hunter Run. about three miles
from Tionesta, on Monday afternoon last
at three o'clock. Mr.. Braddish was aged
~ years, and besides his wife, leaves
three sous and four daughters, all grown,