The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1909-04-07

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The first and final account of Anna P.
Clapp and J. j. Darlington, executors OF
the estate of the late John M. Clapp, late
of Washington, d. o., has been filed in
franklin. The amount for distribution
Is 1855, 1878. 76.
-Leeper has a factory for the manufac-
ture of canvas gloves. b. A. Shots Il
Son are at the head of the new industry
which is turning out about so dozen pairs
daily, and the capacity will shortly be in
creased to 200 dozen pairs.
There will be no preaching services
at the Presbyterian church next Sabbath,
owing to the dedicatory services at the
new M. E, church, and all attendants at
the former are invited to participate in
the services at the latter church.
-Chas. A. Anderson is still In business
at the old stand and has $4,000 vegetable
and Towering plants of all kinds ready
for delivery at his greenhouses at the
river bridge. Give him a call when you
begin gardening. Prices reasonable. If
Warren will hsye a very important
Masonic meeting on or about April 23d,
which will be attended by officers and
members of the lodges of Warren, Forest
aud Venango counties, including the
District Deputy Grand Master, W. III.
Cullis, Of Oil City.
Thus far this year there have been
5000 automobile licenses issued by the
Pennsylvania High way Department, this
being 1000 ahead of the record for the
same date last year. Applications are be-
ing handled at the rate of 100 a day. Look
out for the buzz wagon.
The early gardner Is getting a trife
''chesty," and is about ready TO tell you
how he has onions and lettuce we'll on the
way and about ready for the table. It's
the substantial fellow that can furnish
you with a good mess most any time you
want it, that really counts.
Remember the moving picture enter
tsinment at the court honse on the 10Th
inst, under the auspices OF the Tionesta
high school. The show comes with rec
concentrations as u OF the best on the
road. Reserved seats can be had at
Dunn d Fulton's drug store, beginning
next Monday.
If April showers bring forth May
flowers, they likewise bring forth a whole
lot of trouble and vexation to the fellow
who is trying to get a few seeds into the
ground hat a start may be made toward
a little early gardening. You see the
pesky thing works both ways, and all is
not sunshine and felicity.
Parliamentary Geist, who recently
purchased the DR.. Dunn property north
of the DOCTORS residence, is %remodeling
and improving the surroundings con-
siderably. A cellar and new foundation
walls are being built, and the building
will be set back so as to allow the erection
of a new addition to the front, making a
commodious and modern dwelling.
-Ifyou forgot to plant a tree last Fri
day, n of the spring arbor days, you
will have another opportunity given you
on the 23d inst, which is the second day
designated by the Governor for this
laudable work. However, it is in order
and a very good idea at any time to plant
a tree or a dozen of them, regardless o
any special arbor day proclamation.
The State Department OF Health has
notified the Armstrong Water Company,
at Kittanning, to take steps, within q
days ITO, at all times, furnish pure and
wholesome water 10 Its consumers, or the
State Department of Health will be forced
into the unpleasant duty of placing the
entire subject in the hands of the Attor'
ney general" Complaints entered by {
citizens water committee caused an in
v~estigation.
The habit of treating those who are
nearest and dearest to us with discourtesy
and disregard is one that clouds the sun
| shine of too many homes, says an ex'
change. When we learn to be polite, moi
only as society people, but as husbands
and wives, sisters and brothers, parents
and children, we shall do well. No HON,
can be happy wherein sarcastic speed
and rude disregard for one another
rights Is the rule.
C. W. Osgood makes the following re
port OF weather conditions for the montl
of March: Total rainfall % inches; snow
l5H inches; coolest day, 18th, 10 degrees
above zero; wsrmest day 9th, 55 degrees
One thunder storm occurred, on the 9th
during which snow fell thick and fast
In the corresponding month a year ag'
St inches of rain fell and 81 inches o
snow; the lowest temperature was on tn
10th, IA degrees above zero.
r.. NJ. Herman has forty-five acres o
land under lease at the upper end of tow
and is getting the tools on the groun'
preparatory to drilling several wells
The first venture will be on the Kell.
lot. A we'll drilled near this location
over thirty years ago was pumped for
short time from the third sand, but tn
sand was hard and the we'll was aban
doned. 1t is hoped to find a soft streal
in the sand. Here's hoping for a gusher
Robert.
William Bowers of Housewife, shoot
or for the Harper tro.glycerine Com
pany, who is we'll known in this vicinity
had a narrow escape Tuesday of las
week, on the Hilton lease, near Oleopo
lis, when his team and wagon with Il