The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1878-11-20

on this road on Monday last, but up
to the present timO we have not re-
ceived an official copy of it. Mr..
Craig, station agent, kindly furnishes
us with the time of trains at this sta.
tion, as follows:
South, I'd class, 9:56 a. M.
1st 1:53 p. m. e..
9:23 p. m.
North, 1st class, 2:54 a. M, Flag.
3:19 p. nj.
BY this arrangement parties from
town can 60 to Oil City on the 9:56 II.
M. train, returning at 3:19 p. M, thus
giving them two to three hours in. Oil
City. The mails are carried on the
3:19 train north, and the 9:23 train
south
Mr.. w. S. BALDWIN, late publish.
er of the "Guide of the Oil Regions"
has made new departure in his pub
lication, which comes to US from Buf.
falo, as "Balj MS Railway and Hotel
Guide, and / o Business Index"
1t has in no manner abandoned its old
field, but simply extended it. Its oil
region guide, statistics, ETC., are as full
as ever, and il is as much a necessity
to oil men and those desiring to travel
in the oil regions as ever. Subscrip.
ton price $1.O0 per annum, or 10 cts.
single number. Address w. S.
Baldwin, Buffalo, N. Y.
H. A. Adams, of this place, pack
ed his tools on Monday of last week,
and departed for Bradford, where him
self and brother.in.law had made ar
rangoments to purchase wheel and
tank factory. We understand that
the purchase was made, and the new
owners entered into possession. On
Thursday night a big fire occurred
there, and among the property burned
was this factory. We have been un-
able, up to the present time to learn
the extent of Mr.. Adams loss, but it
must have been considerable amount.
We are truly sorry to hear of his mis-
fortune.
Rev. Elliot authorizes US to an.
nounce that the Rev. DR.. Carnachan,
Of Meadville, will deliver lecture on
tho subject of Temperance, in the Pres
byterian church, on Monday evening,
Dec. I'd. The lecture will be free, and
it is hoped the house will be filled.
DR.. Carnachan is one of the most gift
ed ministers in the State, and treats
this subject in an entirely different
way from the old stereOtyped meth
cd. No one need be afraid Of hearing
dull lecture the DIR. is not tho man
to bore an audience.
The Forest National is evidently
agitated. In last weeks issue it des-
ignates this paper as "a milk and ,cater
sheet" and advises us to start gram.
mar school. We have other and
nobler views: we intend to embark in
the medical profession, choosing the
hydro. Lacteai school of medicine. There
is only one obstacle in our way now,
and that is, since the charter of the
Payne Medical College was taken
away by the Legislature we don't
know exactly where We could bay
diploma.
We noticed very large Cotswcld
ram being hauled through town last
week, and upon inquiry learned that
it had been brought on by Mr.. Kelly,
who is going into the sheep business
right. The sheep weighs 800 pounds,
and is probably the best and largest
sheep ever brought into the county.
A good portion of our territory is~well
adapted to sheep culture, and we rath-
er expect to see several of our farmers
go into the business in the course of
year or two.
james Swailes and his son John
were up at their shanty on Salmon
last week, and each succeeded in kill
ing deer. This is the second deer
John has slain this fall, and as this is
his first season on the warpath he may
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