The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-04-30


/ no insurance.
Miller Il Co., millinery stock, insur'
ance $500.
p. o. 5. A. ball, insurance s, ,40O
Hotel Watson, J. B. Watson proprie'
| tors, no in urance.
kelly's restaurant, no insurance.
4. j. Reyner, store building and con-
tents, insurance $1,000. Mr.. ReyneI
places his net loss at 5000.
!. o. o. f., contents insured for SllO0.
j. n. Sandrock building, no insurance.
Blood's Hall, occupied by II. L. Car
ringer a Co.'S furniture store. Insur-
ance on stock $500, none on building.
o. +. Carlson, livery barn and stock,
insurance $500.
Johnston's photo gallery, no insurance.
Il. ;. Hines Son, meat market, in
suTance $500.
Harl Hoover, restaurant, insurance
$500.
W. W. Kribbs, clothing store, insur-
ance 81 90.
II. IL. Harp, barber shop, insurance
$3.50,
A. J. Jackson, billiard tables in DR..
Beck's building. insurance SiO0. No in
surance on building.
Hotel Marien, j. j. Young proprietor,
insurance $1,000.
p. q w Station, roundhouse aud tank
insuran e not known.
Mrs. Rohrer, lumber yard, loss $4,000,
no insurance.
The Gold Standard National bank
building was damaged to the amount OF
about $500.
Residences AND OTHER BUILDINGS.
Dr. Stonecipher, residence, insurance
81 600.
Engine house of the fire department,
insurance, $500.
Kahle, residence, insurance $500
Milton Graybill, house and contents,
insurance, $1,000.
Mrs. Mortimer, no insurance.
Mrs. Nj. Levy, house aud barn, insur-
ance $500.
n. X. Burton, house and barn, insur-
ance $500.
hettish property, no insurance.
Rerj jlmin Sutton, house and contents,
insurance $500.
Or. Porter, residence and contents, in
surance $500
ur. fowler estate, dwelling, insurance
1880.
G.. w. Amsler, residence and contents,
insurance 81, 900 on each.
Cecil Groce, residence and contents, in
surance 81 200.
Mrs. Leech, residence and contents,
insurance. $50.
Two Walton houses, insurance $500 on
each.
Presbyterian church, insurance, 81 900.
Two Moriarty houses, no insurance
Mrs. David Graybilrs house and con-
tents, insurance 500.
w. W. Kribbs residence and contents,
insurance 81, 500
Mrs. W. $. Davis, residence and con-
tents, insurance 500.
Geo. Bull, residence and contents, in
suranc Si00. Mr.. Bulbs house was a
fine one, recently completed, and cost
over 81, 600. He owned i've other build
ings in the busines portion OF the town,
on which he had but $500 insurance.
Heppnger house, owned by NJ. &. Car
ringer, insurance $500.
Fenner Hart, house and contents, in
surance $500 on each
n. f. Hoover lost his household goods
with no insurance. The house was owned
by NJ. G. Carringer, on which was $50
insurance.
Patrick Cunningham, residence and
contents, insurance $500.
VIM. Cunningham, household goods,
lived in house of j. B. Natson's. No in
surance.
Stopp, house, no insurance.
Alex Carr's house and contents, iusur-
ance $500.
Photographer Johnston's residence, no
insurance.
James Cole, residence and contents, no
insurance.
Harvey Stan ey, residence and contents,
no insurance.
Forest telephone office. No insurance.
Dr. Ross Porter dentist, insurance. $500
Turner Bros, insurance office. No iUs.
Geo. Eddy, tailor, no ins.
A. StOrmquist, tailor, no ins.
Geo. Johnston, residence, no ins.
Thos. Mechsn residence, no ins.
Mrs. Amagoss, res, no ins.
Chas. Knapp, household goods, no ins,
Chas. Ritchey, res, no ins.
The insurance carried represents usu-
ally about one-third to one.half the total
loss on these residences. In all there are
supposed to be between 20 and 50 build
ings of all classes burned.
The only business places left in the
town are the Bank, the Marienville Hard
ware Co.'s machine shop, Fidler's hotel,
and a couple of small grocery stores.
Postmaster Morrison saved the boxes and
most of the contents Of the postnilice, and
is now doing business at his residence.
The citizens of the town are disposed to
take philosophical view of the situation
aud considering the fearful looseS Sus.
tanned, are in n more cheerful mood than
one would expect them to be. The
Board of Trade has held meetings and
discussed the matter of rebuilding with
the result that steps will he taken IN that
direction at once, and there is feeling
that the Young city will be rebuilt in II
more substantial manner than ever. 1t
is pleasing to note this spirit Of pluck aud
enterprise on the part Of our neiehbors
ana we hone tn see the town take on a
new lease of life aud, Phoenix like, rise
from her ashes into more beautiful and
thrifty community than she has yet
known. 1t cannot be done in a day, but
with a "long pull, a strong pull aud a
pull all together it will be accomplished.
Courage will do it, and the people will
the more readily forget the awful tornado
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