The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-03-30

granted In court Monday. The one re-
fused was Edwin Watt, of the Hotel
Saunders, Warren.
Kicker, Wiles & Co., who recently
completed we'll on the Jacob Smear
baugh farm, across the creek, are moving
their drilling machine this week and pre-.
pairing to drill No. on the same lease.
Charles A. Anderson has purchased
the house and lot of the late Mrs. Martha
Coleman, on River street, and as soon as
the house can be repaired and put in
order Charles and his sisters will occupy
1t.
-Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets Invariably bring relief to women
suffering from chronic constipation, head
ache, biliousness, dizziness, sallowness of
the skin and dyspepsia. Sold by Dunn
q Craig.
The Ladies' Aid Society of German
Hill met at the home of Mrs. ii. Il. Low
ell, March "a, 1910. Number OF mem
bers present, l5; visitors, 8. Adjourned
to meet at Mrs. Chas. Weingard's April
Il. unless future notice.
Nine new members were taken into
the Presbyterian church at the morning
service last Sunday, two by letter and
seven on con fession of faith. The rite of
baptism was also administered TO eight
children at the same service.
The Franklin Y. M. G. A. boosters,
after lively ten days campaign, sue
ceeded in raising the amount needed for
their new building. When the campaign
closed at twelve o'clock last Wednesday
night, S50,223 has been subscribed, and
there was time of great rejoicing.
Robert McMillen, a woods contractor
for Wheeler y Dusenbury, in Hickory
township, purchased the Henry Miller
farm at Beaver Valley, at the public sale
on the 10Th, and will remove to the farm
as soon as Mr.. Miller vscates. The farm
consists of lO3 acres, with the oil and gas
right.
The REPUBLICAN acknowledges the
receipt OF an invitation from Co. l, 10th
Regiment, n. G, p, of Warren, Pa, to
attend the dedication of their new armory
to the state of Pennsy ylvania. on April 9th.
The dedication exercises take place at
$3.50 p. IN. and the military reception will
be held at 8 o'clock.
Fire of incendiary origin early
Thursday morning destroyed more than
$4,000 worth of property at Brockway-
vile. The heaviest loser is B. +. Taylor,
a clothier. Five weeks ago fire burned
over the same territory, causing loss of
100000 This was also claimed to have
been Of incendiary origin.
"A fire in Clarion last Thursday night
caused loss ofSl2,OOO. 1t broke out in
the bottling works of w. +. Stein, which
we're destroyed, together with the S. X.
Clarke residence, Presbyterian parsonage
stable, Manna's stable, Mrs. G. W. Ar
nold's barn aud outbuildings, and Mrs.
W. T. Alexander's outbuildings.
Whose Garden Seeds do we sell? This
question is often asked us, and here is
the answer; We select only the choicest
varieties from a number of the best
known seed growers. We buy them in
bulk and sell them in bulk, after making
a thorough test of their vitality, and we
know they will grow. II. C. MAPEs.
j. ]. Reynolds, aged "a, lifelong
resident of Oakland township Venango
county. was burned to death last Wednes-
on his farm. The fire communicated to
his meadow and while attempting to ex-
tinguish it his clothing took fire and he
was so badly burned that he died about
2 o'clock.
John Barr died at his home in Brook
vile last Thursday, at the age of So years,
He is we'll remembered by the old time
rivermen as the proprietor of the Red
Lion Hotel in Pittsburg, many years ago.
He also served two terms as county COM
missioner and one term as sheriff of JEFF
ferson county, and was a faithful and
popular official.
Hicks, the celebrated weather prog
nostcator, has issued his April forecast
lie says that warmer, settled springlike
weather may be expected alter the mid
die of the month, but that the first half
will be raw, and that the boreal bluster
following the Easter storms will give
wintery touch to much of the storm and |
weather up to the 18th.
In the Vensngo county license court
at Franklin, Monday, all the Franklin
wholesalers were refused and all the re-
tail licenses granted. All OIL City |
licenses, both wholesale and retail, were
granted The Esgel House at Pleasant
vile was refused. The Wayside Inn at |
Housewife and the Fioldmore Hotel were
held over. Two brewery licenses we're
granted.
-Wanted.-Sa mill men for piling, |
loading and running lumber. Also men
tor indoor work. Address applications 10
A. w. Vantassel, uperintendeDt, Shelf
field, A. II. Brush, Superintendent, Lo-
leta, W. w. Lowell, superintendent,
Nina, or p. e. Shoemaker, Superintend-
ent Manufacturing and Shipping, Will
Transport, Pa, care of Central Pennsyl-
vania Lumber Company. $50 St
Fred Green, of West Hickory, while
scoring ties on West Hickory creek for
tho MoNaka Iuu,har 10 ant HE lon foot |