The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1899-08-09

IL -ChaS. >. Ioccu tIuIt9 o-uuy i0I I0II'
Rico, where he goes with view of locat
ing. Mr.. Leech made a trip to thai
island and Cuba in the spring and wa:
very much impressed with the business
prospects. When he returned home he
shaped his business with a view of NOV
ing, and has now placed all his real es-
tate in this place in the hands of NJ. C.
Carringer for sale. He expects to be gone
about six weeks at this time.-Mdrien-
viile Express.
The Government is anxious to call in
a greenback of the $4,000 denomination,
the only one at large. Anyone having
this bill tucked away in some forgotten
place may receive full value for the same
by sending it to Washington. A careful
search has failed to reveal its wherea-
bouts in this office.-OH City Blizzard.
We plead guilty. The bill was found by
some boys while rumaging in our waste
basket for cancelled postage stamps
Kindly send shipping directions, and
We'll loosen.
The boys and girls, as well as the
grown folks, will find lots of interest
and value in the Farm Journal. Its
fashion page alone is well worth the cost
Of the paper, to say noting of the articles
on domestic economy. Nearly one-fourth
of the paper is devoted to the interest of
the household. We have not seen paper
ofitsclass which makes itself so genuinely
useful to all. Get it now by paying up a
year ahead for THE FOREST REPUBLICAN
and when we say get itnow, wedo not
mean for one year, but for nearly five. We
will send il the balance of 1899 and all OF
l9OO 1901, 1902, and 1908. Just think of it.
An exchange says: "You seldom
hear the public say anything in favor of
their local paper, but the local paper is
always lavoring the public. And how
quick the local paper hears of it, if bv ac
cident an error appears, but if the public
or its officials make a blunder it must
not go in the local newspaper, because
the local newspaper would lose its head.
Nobody but local newspaper editors
make blunders; the rest of the populace
doeth all things well. A great many
people who know how to edit newspapers
are somehow or other filling other posi-
tlons and some of the positions are on the
top of dry goods box.
Mr.. Isaac Horton OF Sheffield, super
intendent and manager of the Penn Tam
ing company, suffered an attack of cere.
bral congestion Wednesday and for sew
eral hours his condition was such as to
occasion extreme alarm. About nine
O'Clock in the forenoon he was found i'm
an unconscious condition in the tannery
before he had fallen PROSTATE. Drs. Gass
and Pryor were summoned and later
Drs. Stewart and llaines, of Warren, and
DR.. Stockton, of Buffalo, were called.
The patient responded to the treatment
and rested comfortably last night. His
condition to-day is more encouraging
and the ultimate recovery of the patient
is now anticipated. Warren Wirror.
Emile Jeanny, aged thirtv-seven
years, of Frenchtown, was murdered
some time last Wednesday night between
Meadville and Conneaut Lake. He had
been employed at the Stewart Cottage, on
the east side of the lake, and drove to
Meadville. The horse and buggy arrived
at Conneaut Lake Thursday, containing
the corpse of Mr.. Jeanny, with a bullet
hole in his back. The suppostion is that
the murderer intended to rob his victim,
but the horse heing spirited one, fright
ened at the report of the gun and ran
away. The dead mans pockets contained
seventy-five dollars, his watch and other
personal property. Latest reports say
that close and scientific examination of
the body of the deceased was made Sun
day morning by DR.. E. Il. Lashells. of
Meadville, and DR.. Leon Roueche, of
Guys Mills, and the cause of death offici-
ally pronounced % have been heart fail
ure.
Just as good as new but must move
out to make room for others, are the
shoes at Miles IL Armstrong; reduction