The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1912-03-20

third largest city in the county. AT the
same time the court made the following
order; AFTER April /, next, retail dealers
at Albion, Girard and North Glrard shall
not sell or furnish spurious or vinous
liquors in bottles or in any way to be
used elsewhere than on the premises"
IF. Walters Il Co., the fashionable
milliners, will have their Easter and
Spring opening next Friday, March o.
and extend a very cordial invitation to
the ladies of Tonests and vicinity to call
aud inspect the many beautiful creations
In the loveliest things in millinery. No
ladies will want to miss this splendid dis
play, 80 come early.
p. II. Sullivan of this city, who made
application for liquor license in We.
mango county for the Hotel Fieldmore, at
Fieldmore Springs, has withdrawn his
petition. He states that he could not
make "A satisfactory deal with Dr.. S. N.
Burchfield, owner OF the property, and
therefore. took the step stated. Titus
VILE Herald. This means that pleasure
parties visiting this popular resort will
take their liquid refreshments with them
or go dry.
Special attention Is directed TO the ad /.
of ID. Ii. Blum in this issue, who is pre-
pared to show you all the latest things in
spring and summer suitings from the
celebrated Taylor Tailoring Co. These
fabrics are of the very best grades, will
wear well and hold their color and shape
With any clothes for which you would
pay 80 to 100 percent more. Let David
take your measure for your new suit and
see how well you'll be suited. A guaran-
tee goes with every garment.
Misses Goold and Dickey, of the Oil
City high school faculty, entertained a
good sized audience at the Presbyterian
church Saturday evening with an exhibi.
tion of the views taken during their visit
to European countries last summer. The
views are thrown upon canvas by
and description OF the many
points is given by Miss Goold,
thus forming a most delightful and edify-
ing entertainment. After the exhibition
ice cream, cake and coffee we're served by
Committee No. of the Ladies Aid So
ciety. The voluntary offering was good
one netting little more than $40 for the
church fund.
Saturday was the last day for candi.
dates for Congress, Senate and State rep
resentatives to lie petitions to enter the
primaries. There were between 800 and
| 400 papers rushed into the State Depart
ment and ii was impossible last night to
make up a list of representatives One.
half of the total number of petitions was
received on Saturday. Following are the
for Congress certified for this
district, composed of the counties of Elk,
Forest, Mercer, Vensngo and Warren:
Republican, Congressman, p. NJ. Speer,
Willis j. Hulings; Democrat, P. NJ. Speer;
Prohibition, c. +. McConkey; Socialist,
J. X. McKeown.
Mrs. g. w. Ray, mother OF Jacob F.
Ray Of Kellettville, died at the family
home at Fern, Clarion county, March l3.
1912, OF Brights disease. The deceased
was aged 81 years, and besides the hus-
band, is survived by eleven children, 6
hovS and II ya uirlo oil n u,I,c,s, m "a I,,;.,
and were present at the funeral which
took place at the Haven NJ. Il. church on
Friday. Mrs. Ray was an exemplary
having been devout member
of the NJ. f. church for many years, and
her taking away was severe shock, not
alone to her family, but 10 the entire
in which she was always
held ip highest esteem.
Phoebe, the six .yesr-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Mckee, living on the
river hill road in the Township, two
miles from Tionesta, died on Wednesday
last OF scarlet fever, and was buried in
Riverside emetery Thursday morning
The child was the first in the family to be
stricken with disease, since which eight
others have contracted it, but all are do
Ing well as could be expected, and none
are considered to be dangerously i'll.
From what cause the disease has entered
his household is very much of mystery
rs the home is isolated and none of the
family has been away recently, and they
nave not been visited by friends from
distance.
County Supt. ]. Orr Carson has been
named as member of the permanent
certificate committee tor the sixth district
If Pennsylvania composed ofWarren and
Forest counties, the appointment coming
through DR.. Schaeifer, State Superntend-
mt OF Public Instruction. This COM
nittee will meet at Warren on April 4th
md 9th for the purpose OF holding ex-
limitations for permanent certificates,
md candidates desiring to enter the class
should govern themselves accordingly.
rhe new school code provides for this
method, which does away with the former
more convenient and less expensive
method oi holding these examinations in
zach county.
The other day we were asked how it
vas that the city papers are able to give
10 much society news. People in the
u,h bax iun f,.t ri 10,
ng away, or have visiting friends, see
hat an account of it is furnished to the
'ress, very promptly, generally in ad
'ance-and they send 1t to the papers.
Don't wait for the matter to become one
If street gossip and then force the re-
porter to chase it up. In smaller towns,
o which Tidioute is no exception, the
hustler for news has sometimes to almost
a l,laotit 10, l,n