The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-05-20

Thursday morning which are being quite
freely patronized for a starter. The
passenger train arrives at the Tionesta
end from Nebraska in the morning and
at $3.50 returns running through to Shelf
field. In the evening the train returns to
Tionesta at $3.50 and goes back TO Ne
braska the same evening.
The bark peeling season Is now fairly
on and, unlike past seasons, there seems
10 be no scarcity of men to do the work.
10 other words, "times are different
row." and men are hunting the jobs in
stead of jobs hunting the men. This is
what the country voted for two years ago,
and the party that was voted into power
wants you to smile and look pleased over
it, and do it some more: What do yda
think IL?
Sheffield Observer: Sheffield Stock
holders in the Hoover lease at Ty ylersburg
received notice that nine or ten barrel
well was drilled in on the lease the first of
eho VOOh IOl. W hs n uuOioOht WIN
has been principal of the schools of Big
Run, Jefferson county, during the past
five years, is spending part ofhis vaca-
tion with hts parents at Brookston. Mr.,
Anderson has been reelected principal of
the Big Run schools for another two years
at substantial increase in salary.
-Judson Clark, for many years we'll
known resident of East Hickory, Pa,
died at that place on the 10Th inst, after
an illness of several years. He was born
in Stuben county, N. Y, Aug. 5, 1887
In 1869 be was united in marriage with
Miss Fayette Bean. who survives him, to-
gether with these children: Mrs. Nellie
Kifer of Washington state, Mrs. Florence
Anderson and Orin Clark of Hickory
township. Funeral services were held at
his late home Wednesday with interment
In the East ickory cemetery.
The City Fruit store is still on the
job in catering to the appettes of the peo-
pie with stock of fresh vegetables and
fruit that cannot be surpassed in the
largest city markets. Thursday and
Saturday they will sell one dozen large,
luscious pine apples for 81 90, and this is
just the right time to put up this splendid
fruit for fall and winter use. A large
consignment OF big juicy wberries
this week. This week you will find the
biggest stock yet shown in all kinds of
green goods, and you'll miss il if you
don't call and lay in a supply. A big
special sale OF all kinds of fruit on Sat-
urday.
james ellison, and aged resident of
Barnes, committed suicide Sunday after
noon by shooting himself in the head.
The aged mans wife has been patient at
the North Warren hospital for several
months and grieving over this is thought
to have unbalanced his mind causing
him to commit the rash deed Justice
Jerry Borden, of Sheffield, was delegated
by Coroner DeForest to investigate the
case and he decided that an inquest was
unnecessary. Mr.. ellison was favorsbly
known to a number of our older citizens
as pilot on Tionesta creek. in the days
headwaters near Sheffield to the mouth at
Tionesta.
Jacob A. Peqse, aged so years, died
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Sadie
Scott, 40 Bishop street, yesterday after
noon, following an illness of four months.
Deceased is survived by his wife; four
daughters, Mrs. Scott and Mrs. E. II.
Hollingshesd of Bradford; Mrs. Anna
Watkins of Bolivar, N. Y, and Miss
Blanche Pease of Tionesta, Pa; one son,
james Pease, of Findlay, o. He was a
member of Duke Center lodge, l. o. o. f.
Funeral services will be held from the
residence of Mrs. Scott on Bishop street
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock, Rev. f.
S. Tincher, ID. D., officiating. Interment
in Oak Hill. Friends are requested to
omit howers.-Br Bradford Evening Star,
May l4th.
The Kingsley township school board
at their meeting last Saturday elected the
following teachers fer the coming year:
Kellettville, Principal, j. l., Summons;
first assistant principal, Margaret Good
fellow; second assistant principal, II. e.
Gayley; No. 5, Bess Slgworth; No. 4,
Margaret rner; No. 3, Hazel Morrison;
No. 2, Evelyn Kiser; No. 1, Dauphine
Smallen berger; Mayburg, Principal, e
G. Terrill; No. 2. Margaret Framptoni
No. l, Verns Miller; Wing Hill, Dorothy
Skunk; Starr, Ruth Hulett; Newtown
Mills, Inez Frill; Ross Run, Hazel Car.
penter. Muzette. no election. There
being only three scholars for the latter
school, the board is undecided whether il
will be continued for the coming year
The length of term is eight months, to
begin August 3lst; high school, nine
months. The tax levy was fixed at 2S
mills.
Reuben s. Handy, aged IA years,
months and days, died at the home OF
his brother, E. A. Handy, on Hunter run,
Tionesta twp yesterday morning at 3:45
o'clock, after an illness of four months oI
Brighrs disease. He was the son of the
late Arteinus j. and Mary Handy, and
was horn at Stewart Run, Aug. 10, 1899
His father died just three weeks prior
April 9th last. Reuben was bright
young lad who had, by his manly ways
aud kindly manners, won the esteem
and affection of all who knew him, and
his death is deeply regretted in the com.
munity where his short life was spent