The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-04-03

State bridge over the Clarion river at
Clarion began Monday of this week and
will be prosecuted with diligence.
Following is the list of letters remain
ing uncalled for in the Tionesta, Pa, post
Office for the week ending April 8, 1901;
C. o. Rogers, Mr.. Robert Watkins, card.
d. S. KNOX, P. NJ.
We had pleasant call Monday frcm
II. A. Lynch of Endeavor. Mr.. L. is the
lumber inspector for the extensive
Wheeler x Dusenbury firm, and reports
operations at that busy town as very ac-
tive this spring.
Mr.. John Coon, who succeeds b. b..
Ellis in the shoe business, has purchased
Neil c. MacEwen's residence on Park
avenue, and will move bis family to Kane
from Marienville in the near future
Kane Republican,
The time for housecleaning to begin
should be regulated by law. When one
lady in the neighborbood begins a week
or two ahead of time all the rest act like
so many setting hens that have been
driven of their nests.
Two weeks ago the due social Of the
W. c. y. U. held with Mrs. S. d. Irwin was
a very pleasant affair The honorary as
well as active members were present.
/ Refreshments were servei and everyone
reported most enjoyable time.
The curfew boys now have an hour
more for their evening hilarities, and II
they're smart they'll be on their good be-
havior. Some member Of council might
move to amend by striking out 9 and in-
serting S as the hour for turning in.
As usual, the up-to-date millinery
firm of +. Walters & Go. are making
preparation to out-do all previous efforts
at their Easter opening which will be
held next Friday and Saturday, April
9th and 9th. Are lou woman? If you
are of course you want new spring hat.
Don't miss this opportunity. 1t
The women of the w. G. 7. U. held
an eyangelistic prayer meeting in the
Presbyterian church last Friday evening
March 10Th. This special service o
prayer was held all over the State. II
was regret to the members who atten-
ded the meeting here that every member
of the Union was not present, for il was 9
service of unusual spiritual refreshing
NJ. A ~ ITro,, ,,iil haya bar milf
merry opening April 9th and 9th; having
been to Cleveland and selected full lin'
of millinery goods, pattern hats, ladies
and Misses ready-to.wear hats, walking
hats, sailors, all kinds of untrim:. ed hat
and materials. Everything new and up
to-date. viii trim to order in the lates
styles. Ready to welcome you at am
time. 1t
The Gospel Meeting at the NJ. E
church is continuing every evening witt
gratifying attendance and interest
Evangelist Robt. l.. Jones of jamestown
N. Y, will be present after this week {
preach every evening and assume gen
eral charge of the work. lie is man {
} power in this work and has had large sue
cess in all parts of the country.
Considerable square timber, mostl
| pine, and usually of superior quality
has'been run on the flood of the pa
t week. The Warren Lumber Co. an
Wheeler & Dusenbury from up the rive
, started several Allegheny fleets for III
: lower market, and the former has nun
I ber yet to raft and run. Several cree
RATS were brought out and expect to g
off on this freshet.
r Already the woods have been on fiji
n down below town along the railroad tract
If this sort of business is going 10 set
q thus early what will be the sondtio
@ when we get little dry spell? II
Y proper authorities should make strel
!. uous efforts to prevent anything like
q repetition of last years scenes in tn
q section of country, and every good cit
n zen should give the authorities every pc
!. sible assistance in keeping down the
destructive elements.
? When you are thinking of a ne
70 spring suit, just take another think, al
(. after you have thought, 60 to f. E. Die
the merchant tailor, and look at his NJ
ol samples for spring and summer wet
D and leave your order for suit that
n made right and that will keep its sha
l. and always look right. Also take ordC
sr for clothing made out of town, and if
at goods don't fit, I'll make 'em fit befc
J. you get 'em. There's good reason
ordering from a tailor. II