The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-06-19
Mrs. Amos Walton, who has been at

-Mfs. Amos W alton, VINO naS been AT
the county home for a number ofmonths,
I died at that institution and was buried
on Friday last. Her home was formerly
In Marenville, and she was aged about
ij years.
"A number of second hand buggies
thoroughly overhauled, as well as a good
stock of new ones of extra good grade,
can be seen at Scowden n Clark's. While
you have in mind the purchase of ve-
hicle call and inspect their stock. You
can always do better there than any other
place.
When you want something strictly
fresh in the fruit, vegetable and grocery,
line call on Garfield Grove. He keeps
the finest assortment in town and makes
prompt deliveries. Call him up on the
Bell Phone when you want your grocer
les for dinner. Also fine line of con
dictionaries, cigars and tobacco. 1t
The claim is made that the recently
enacted fish law permits Sunday fishing.
Can II be that our Legislators have passed
a law that throws away the restrictions
that have hitherto upheld the sanctity Of
the Sabbath? Surely with so many in
surgents and holy Democrats in the leg
stature such thing cannot beH
The County commissioners are hav-
ing cement walk laid along the Elm
street front of the court house square at
grade. This will be one of the most not
able improvements about this handsome
square that has been made for long time,
and will be a substantial ornament of
which the citizen Of the county will be
proud.
The editor of the REPUBLICAN ac-
knowledges good "cauing" admins
! tered tother day by an old man past 20.
1t was of elm wood and a relic in its way,
being part of a tree taken out of the
court house yard some years ago. j..
II, Chadwick is the artist who dressed up
the staff, which we prize highly and shall
use as we grow old and infrm.
MIR. and Mrs. solomon Fitzgerald
and Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Henry attended
the golden wedding anniversary Of Mr..
and Mrs. David b. Watson ofScotch Hill,
Clarion county. last Wednesday. 1t was
the largest gathering ever held in the
village, upward of tour hundred guests
being present, and royal entertainment
was afforded by the delightful old couple.
| -Messrs. Paul & Son are losing no
| time these days in their line. A stretch
Of cement walk reaching from the RE-
PUBLICAN office to the corner of Elm and
Walnut street, about three hundred
yards, is now a JOY to pedestrians, and a
long stretch on Bridge street north of
the Kepler Block adds greatly to the ap-
rearance and comfort of things in that
quarter. Messrs. CASTOR and Randall
are now having their property lined up
with this beautiful walk.
Speaking of the recent rejection at
West Point military academy of 81 out
50 cadets on account of physical
deficiency, the Franklin Spectator
declares that sit is morally and physi-
cally certain that most of the 81 disquali-
fled youths would now be in the cadet
ranks if they had trained out the soften
ing effects of luxury and self-indulgence
by sensible, strenuous course in the
gymnasium" What would be the mat
ter with a season behind the hoe }?
Quarterly meeting will be held at
Wesleyan Methodist church Stewarts
Run, June - and %. Rev. p. b. Camp
bell, president Allegheny conference,
and Rev. Maurice Ruben converted Jew,
of Pittsburg, Pa, will conduct the SER
vices. Rev Campbell will preach Satur-
day a fternoon at 2:30 and Sabbath morn
ing at eleven o'clock, followed by Sacra-
ment. Rev. Ruben will have charge OF
the Saturday and Sunday evening ser
vices. Love feast at 10 o'clock Sabbath
morning. S. L. GRAVES, Pastor.
Mary Jane, wife of William Henry
among the older residents of Barnett
township, died at her home on Wednes
day OF last week and was buried at Clar-
ington on Friday. The deceased was
dEtu dDOuh uo gNoiSf anu "o' NhS " Wv
truly good women of her neighborhood
where she enjoyed the highest esteem
of ALL Her disease was of dropsica
nature. Besides the aged and stricken
husband she leaves a family of three sons
and three daughters. Mr., and Mrs. Sol
omon Fitzgerald of this place, related t.
the family, attended the funeral.
One of the social events of note wa
the marriage, at the home of the brides
in Titusville last Thursday afternoon, o
Mr.. John r. Miner, of New Brighton
and Jessie Pennell. The groom is wei
and very favorably remembered by
many Forest county people as one of on
former business man, being of the firm o
Miner, Green & Co., who operated exten
sively in laundering at Byromtown eigh
or nine years ago. His circle of friends
here, of whom the REPUBLICAN is one
extend congratulations to himself an
wife, who also is very favorably know
to aInumber of our best people.
New lot of the latest things in shirt
at Hopkins. 1t