The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-03-12

ules OF the MaccabeeS oil the world, Blna
NJ. West, Port Huron, Mich will be at
Franklin, April 7th. Reviews will be
held afternoon and evening. All mem
bers are invited to attend.
The Shre7e chair factory al Uuion
City, said to be the largest wood seat
chair plant in the world, was destroyed
by fire Sunday night. The loss Is placed
at $40O. 1000, with 500. 900 insurance. The
plant Is likely to be rebuilt.
Next Sunday being Palm Sunday
the evening service at the M. e church
will be in keeping with the day, The
pastor, Rev. W. s. Burton, will preach a
sermon from the theme the day suggests
and will receive class OF probationers.
In last weeks issue of the REPUsLI
CAN mention was made OF Warren
county man named Myron Snspp who
had his back broken by a fall from tele
phone pole at Henry's Mil, and ofhis be
ing taken to Philadelphia for treatment
by a specialist. A dispatch from that sty
yesterday morning states that the unfDrt-
una man died as a result of his injuries.
-AcknowledSmon OF subscription re.
newals is made AZ follows. with thanks:
w. =. Hendricks, Cochrantou, Pa W. s.
Gillespie, Bir h, Mich; Mrs. p. Moor,
Tionesta; Geo. Shots, Tylersburg, Pa;
Miss Minnie Shots, Brookville, Pa,
(new); Robert +. Bean, Starr, Pa, new;
Miss f. B. Siggins, West Hickory, Pa,
(new); Mrs. E. W. Fitzgerald, Kane, Pa.
-Ess- Tee. Dee, the dsndruff cure that
cures dandrutf, is hair tonic. II cures
itching heads. II makes the scalp healthy,
and stops the hair from falling. 1t makes
the head happy. Anderson d Carlson,
BARRIERS. Tionesta, have used It for five
years and recommend 1t very highly as
cure for any scalp disease. One-dollar
bottles can be had at their tonsorial par.
lors.-Adv.
Owing to the special meetings that
we're held In the Methodist and Presby-
terian churches II was necessary TO post
pone the lecture date of DR.. w. p. MUIR
rag. We learn DR.. Murray is now in a
Sol les OF evsngelistic meetings and can
not give a lecture date at present. Those
having tickets are requested to hold
them, as the lecture will be given as soon
as date can be arranged.
Since extracting the tools from the
deep we'll on the German Hill road the
drilling has progressed quite favorably
aud depth of near 1900 feet has been
reached. Up TO this time no "signs" Of
an olaaginous nature have gladdened the
hearts of the operators, and ofcourse none
have yet been looked for. A close record
OF the formations is being kept, and that
there will be some extra enlightenment
on what lies under the ground in this
nelghborhood when the we'll has reached
its final depth 8 to be expected.
Although more than three weeks
have elapsed since the disappearance at
Oil City of Miss Marie Dunn. daughter Of
James Dunn the we'll known Penusyl-
not clue has been discovered as to the
missing girls whereabouts. Pennsylvania
railroad detectives are assisting the rela-
tives in looking for the absent young
woman and brother of Miss Dunn has
come from Michigan to aid In the search.
The family Is nearly distracted over the
mystery surrounding the case aud the
suspense is nearly killing the girls
mother.
While performing his duty as train
man Tuesday of last week, on the s. & T..
u ain at Sheffield, James McMillen OF Ne.
brsska, sustained a fracture of two ribs.
The S. Il I, engine was dong some
I.swltching on its siding near Mainwairing
and Havens' machine shop and McMil-
len, who was performing the duties of
brak eman and riding on the side of a box
car, supporting himself with one hand
and leaning out to watch and give signals,
leaned too far aud came in contact with a
nearby building. He was knocked from
his position and thrown violently To the
.geonnd and in the mixup sustained the
li8jury which will lay him up for several
days.
About two weeks ago, Mrs. C"rrne
B. Rohrer of franklin fell on the Ice
outside her residence and sustained seri-
Gus injury. SAT last account she was
suffering intense pain and 1t is feared the
outlook is not as encouraging as it might
be-, owing TO her weakened condition, as
well as her advanced age, she being in
her eighty-fourth year The readers OF
the Republican will remember Mrs.
Rohrer as the widow ofSsmuel f. Rohrer
deceased, late OF Msrienville, and at one
time one of the best known citizens OF
Forest county, and also as the only sur
viving member OF the family of Cyrus
Blood, the honored founder ofou county.