The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1900-02-14

hO'Sti hShV"1 'OiJ plOoSohty Nh'O''oi
ed a jolly progressive euchre party last
evening.
Mrs. Jennie Silvis, aged % years,
died at the home of her father, Joseph
Steiner, German Hill, yesterday morn
ing, of lung trotb BILE. The funeral takes
place to day at the Zuendel church.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Heath, of Starr,
Pa, desire to thank the many friends
who so kindly gave them aid and sym
pathy during the illness and after the
death of loved sister, Miss Rosa Mates
The trial of Joe Kennedy, alias
Frank Major, for completely in the Titus
vile tragedy in which Chief McGrath was
killed, was to have begun at Meadville
this week, but has been postponed till
future term.
The State fish commissioners will
soon begin delivering the blanks for
small fish fry. Each county is entitled
to share ofthis speciality, according to
its population. Those who apply first
will be served first.
Ada Ralston, a girl sixteen years
age, brown hair, greyish brown eyes, lett
her home near Kellettville, Feb. 1lth.
! Any one knowing of her whereabouts
will please Inform H. Ralston, Kellett-
vile, Forest county, Pa.
This is Valentine day. We got ours
a week ago. Some smart Alex got one
which he thought just hit us, and could
MT wait till the right day arrived. Ifyou
should see fellow with an eyein mourn
ing, he's the fellow that sent the picture.
Forest Lodge, A. o. u. W., will hold
box festival at the hall on the evening
of the 23d, one week from next Friday.
The public generally is invited to be
present and paI take of the good things
which will be in store for all who turn
odt.
Some people may be!ittie the influ-
ence of the press, especially their home
newspaper; but lei little word or criti-
cism find its way into print and he to
whom it refers will raise an awful rump-
us. But then, you see, its different
Kane Republican.
In mid-winter is not the easiest time
to get first class vegetables or fruits, but
Amsler always makes out to have them,
and they are never stale either. His
groceries are of the choicest, and the var
iety and quality OF his canned goods
can't be beat in the city. 2t
1.-THE Farm Journal is all sunshine"
writes j, II. Hale, the great Connecticut
fruit ma ;, and the REPUBLICAN thinks
so too. Get it for the remainder of 1900
and all of 1901, 1902, 1908 and 1904 by
paying up your subscription to this pa
per; both papers at the price of ours only.
-Messrs. Herman and Carson, the
Democratic members of the board Of
County Commissioners, made the ap-
pointment OF clerk yesterday in the
person of Prof. NJ. T. Hindman of B'r-
nett township, who has the requisite
qualifications to make good official in
t. at capacity.
There will be no jury court this
month, the business, both civil and Grim
inal, being so light as to make it unnec-
essary to hold the same. All jurymen
have been notified not to appear. This
is the second time within the past six
months that the grand jury has been ex-
cused for lack of business.
MI 1. ,I,n aNf NO
farmers institute at Clarington last week
report an exceptionally successful and
interesting event. The attendance
each session was large, standing room
being at premium, and the interest
manifested in the di scusssion of the var
ious subjects was lively throughout.
The closing of the two banks in this
place Monday was the only reminder
that it was Lincoln's birthday and legal
holiday. The people of this land are
nothing if not patriotic. They love and
recognize their great men of the past as
no other nation on earth, but they fur
ther realize that these great United States
are getting entirely too much holidayed
The Postoffice Department at Wash
ington will soon issue books Of two-cen
: postage stamps. The book will contain
II stamps enclosed in covers with OILED
J papers between. The books will be solo
l for 25 cents and the government will ne
: SS on every thousand sold. AS soon a
: the department can haye them manufac
tured, it is expected they will be put or
sale at the local and other postofices.
! We gratefully acknowledge the re
ceipt of an invitation from Mr.. and Mrs
, Anthony Wayne Cook to attend recep
tion to be given the Brookville Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
at the American House, Brookville
Thursday evening, 10Th inst. In charg'
of so genial host and hostess, the func
ton will doubtless prove the societ.
= event of the season among Brookvillians
: All fresh goods cheap at Tionest
Cash Store. II