The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-04-24

ne ChIpet season Is not over YET Dy
long odds. In fact at Hopkins the sea-
son is all the year round. Don't fail to
see our stock. Cut, made and laid fyou
wish. 1t
Master Robert, the young son of j. p.
Huling of Vine street, comes 10 the front
with the first good snake story of the sea-
son. Last Thursday he unearthed den
and succeeded in dispatching fifteen OF
the reptiles.
Remember the baccalaureate sermon
to the class OF '0l by Rev. w. p. Murray
at the NJ. +. church next Sabbath evening,
A large atlen lance is desired. There
Will be no services in the Presbyterian
church that evening.
The Epworth League ofWest Hickory
will hold poverty social at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Turner, tomorrow,
Thursday evening, April 25th. All are
cordially invited to attend and wear their
old clothes. Those attending dressed in
good clothes will be fined.
Evidence in the matter Of the appli-
cation for liquor license for the Diagonal
House at Byromtown, was heard by the
court last Thursday, at the conclusion OF
which the court announced that deci.
sion in the matter would be reserved un-
til May term, which begins on the 10th
proX.
Spinach and dandelions are recon-
mended as articles of diet for people af-
tlicted with kidney troubles; asparagus
is said to be a blood purifier; celery a
nerve tonic; tomatoes a vegetable calo.
mel stimulating to the liver. Onions are
good for insomnia and are supposed to
aid digestion.
e. Il. Norton of West Hickory was
down saturday and gave the RErUBLIcAN
pleasant call. Mr.. Norton has mill
located on the Carter farm, West Hick.
ory creek, and reports that the freshet oI
last Friday did some damage to his mill
dam and carried away a number of his
logs before he could secure them.
"A change in the program of the open
ing ceremonies of the Pan-American ex-
position has been announced. On May
first at 1890 p. m, Central time) th,
President will be in Jackson, Miss, anC
at that hour (l:3O p. M, Buffalo time) ht
will touch the electric button starting the
machinery and will also send messag,
TO the public through the exposition of
ficials.
The citizens of Grove City, who ar,
opposed to having a perpetual tax Levied
upon them to maintain a library, hav,
entered suit at Mercer to have set asid
an ordinance passed year ago by tn
Council of Grove City, accepting gil
of $4,000 from Andrew Carnegie to es
tablish free public library in that tow
on the conaition that the borough pa,
d, 500 year for maintenance.
Vaccination being now the fad, Ger
tain society ladies in the cities are said t
have caused the surgeons to make tn
sore on portions whereby they migf
avoid blemishes on their arms whic
might show at society functions. 1t
related that a girl who was carrying her
self gingerly was asked where she wa
vaccinated, "In New York" she sweet
replied. Franklin Spectator.
The Gospel meeting conductel b
Evangelist Jones at the NJ. L. ch urch
being continued each evening this wee
by the pastor with seekers still at II
altar. Mr.. Jones lett for Massachuset
early Monday morning. He made man
friends while in Tionesta and was Il
means of accomplishing much goo
over 80 declared themselves for Chri
during the service. Ofthese about a thiI
are already church members, while vii
the exception ofa few not residents
Tionesta, nearly all the others are joiniI
the NJ. Il. church here.
The annual commencement of Il
Marienville high school for this year is
event of the past. Saturday evening Ia
, Rev. Elliot A. Boyl ofScranton, delive
ed the alumni lecture at the Opera Hou
and on Sunday morning delivered I
baccalaureate sermon. Monday event.
the class of 'OI held its commenceme
exercises in the opera house, Rev. |
Crawford of Allegheny college, deliv'
Q ing the class address and presenting
i diplomas. The graduates are, Anna
f Eddy, Charles Shipe. Grace Castner, 1
Confer, James Fitzgerald, Jennie Port
n Juliette Patterson, Nell Fitzgerald. I
) entire program was carried out with p'
+, fection, and the affair was pronounced
5 complete success, rejecting much ere
:. upon the school, and all having to
/. with the management.