The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1900-05-02
Kellettville.

addition to his dwelling house. The
work is under the charge ofB.F Winans.
John r. Osgood was registered at the
Kingsley house one day last week while
on his way to Sherifs to look after his
timber interests. Mr.. o. has about 20 NJ.
cubic feet of hewn timber to raft and run
to market as soon as convenient.
Arthur Parsons of Jamestown, N. Y.
was calling on friends last week.
| f. Il. Dick, the fashionable tailor of
Tionesta, was in town the first of last
week, and while here secured several or
ders for suits which, when received, will
no doubt make the boys ieel quite gay in
their natty suits.
Miss Kate Guenther finished very
successful term of school here last Thurs
day.
d. W. Clark, the crack artist and civil
engineer, was in town couple of days
last week surveying several town lots.
Mr.. A. Sperry of Cleveland, o., depart
ed for his home on Saturday after three
weeks stay in town.
l.. E. Walters and James Long of May
burg were in town few hours on Sun
day.
George Zuendell has the Lamere house
completed at last and it will he buta few
days until it is occupied.
The carpenters can again be heard at
Collins new store building.
A few weeks ago the editor of this pa
per run in an item on us to the effect that
j. Ii. Shoemaker was singing his little
paint brush on the Collins new store at
Kellettville. We do not know whether
this was done Intentionally or not or was
really intended as a news item, but as
far as we are able to learn there has been
no singing of brushes except the white
wash brush of DR.. Smith aud Joe Miller,
who have been in charge of the plaster
ing. This little correction is intended as
a warning to the editor, who, as journ-
alist, must stand for and by the truth.
Mistake somewhere. jim must have
worked the compositor.-ED.]
called to correct misleading statement
which, while we feel no harm is intended
and we know of none being done, but for
all that news must be news. The item
was written by "Corbin'' and published
in last weeks Vindicdtor. "Corbin" goes
on to say that 81. G. Miller and Mr.. Bert
Taft escaped what might have been SER
ious accident. They were upon scaf
folding engaged in plastering a high cell.
ing when it gave way and let them down
without warning. If"Corbin" imsgines
that being let down distance of 10 inch.
cs is serious mishap he is sadly mistak.
en-. This is case where "Corbin's''
yarn is more elastic than substantial and
hereafter we challenge him to appeal t.
higher expectations, and the world will
be better for it. To the pure in heart al
things are pure, and when at last the di
rect rays of the sun of wisdom shoe
through the valleys OF Salmon creek anC
Tionesta and over the submits of th,
mountains of error and ignorence, II
whose dark shadows Anannias and hi
followers have fingered so long, and th,
paths of safety are disclosed to the cieaI
, light of perfect knowledge, then ther
will come an era of moral chastity an,
physical perfection, and mankind, II,
longer trammslled by weakness or en-
slaved by passion, will go on from heigh
to height in the realms of achievement
until at last there shall dwell on earth
generation whose watchword shall b
purity" Unless "Corbin" ceases hi
elastic yarns ye scribe will be calle
upon to consume him in his most vilor
Gus style. "Corbin," will you neye
come off?
We haye had week of good trout fish
ing and several good sized strings hav
; been reported. The largest catch W
think falls to Robt. Burdick, who on
day last week captured a good size
clothes basket full. This is no fish story
it's mackeral fact.
Robt. Harkinson who has been on
9 two weeks visit 10 friends in Titusvill
: returned home Saturday.
= A serious accident happened at til
Lean saw mill on PorkeY run on Satur
day which may necessitate the amputa
u tion OF both the legs of the victim. Gee
y Ruffner, young man, was engaged o.
y the lath mill when the main carriage be
y came uncomfortable. 1t dashed into til
= young man, who was standing betwee
y the tracks, and both legs were caught
causing very painful and serious acci
J. dent.
The society reporter noticed a larg