The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-05-04

bis wife and two children, is visiting
his sister Mrs VIM. Blum. He is a
Lutheran minister, and on Sunday
morning last preached very good
sermon at the Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. Will Bowman of fCooperstown
visited in town a few days during the
week. He has accepted a position on
the Columbus, Ohio, Law Journal and
Will learn the printing business. Will
is young man of ability and will
make a good printer. Success.
Mr.. Ed. Reid has opened the first
hotel at Blue Jay, this county, and is
prepared to accommodate all who may
call that way. Mr.. Reid started the
irst hotel at Clarendon and made
remarkable success Of it, and we hope
be may be equally successful in his
new place. He is a number one land
lord, and guests will receive tip.top
accommodations at bis place.
"A couple of Brookston's expert
menting and over-curious bloods have
found substitute for the ordinary
"tangle.foot" wbiskey, so we are in
formed. "Kennedy's Medical Dis.
cnvery" may be an excellent remedy
when taken in the right sized doses,
but when taken by the quart is said
to cause awful results and set badly on
the stomach. you don't believe it
ask Sinner & Riff,
Notwithstanding our almost con.
stant application to indoor business, so
that it is impossible for US to canvass
for subscribers, our subscription list is
growing steadily, and of that class
which is best for list, t,--cash subscri-
bers, who take the paper because they
want it, and not because they are So
licited. Our growth in every direction
is very gratifying to us, and we may
hope, to our frieDds.-W. II. Dunn's
CrOOkStOu Chronicle And so it is to
your many Forest county friends.
William 6ilves, an employe of
McNair g. Co.'S saw mill at Sheffield,
was instantly killed on Monday morn
ing last. He was assisting in loading
and placing some cars, and while be.
tween the cars attempting to couple
two Of them together his head was
caught between the bumpers and
crushed killing him instantly. He
was about 80 years Of age and leaves q
wife aud two small children. Our in
formants are Messrs. Seybolt & Black,
who arrived there about the time the
accident occurred.
Who is she The Derrick of yes
terday SAYS: A woman hailing from
Tionesta was in town yesterday, hunt.
ing for her husband, who had either
strayed or stolen away. She made
diligent inquiry for him-having
called on ticket agents McCuen and
Rich no fewer than twenty times during
the day, asking each time if they had
seen anything Of him or sold any man
OF his description ticket to Kansas
City or any other western point. At
last accounts she was in search of a
justice who would issue a warrant for
her.
Jim Babb came near having a
serious time with his mules on Mon
day evening last. He was coming
down the hill across the creek with II
load of slaves on his wagon, when the
fractions animals took fright and
started down the hill "a,jumpin'. >"
jim was thrown from the wagon, but
held to the reins until they both broke.
When the mules got to the bottom of
the hill there were very few slaves left
in the wagon, but no great damages
was done. Jim has bad luck with
mules, it seems, he having been kicked
clear out o. time by one not great
while ago. Better get oxen, Jim.
Thomas Mack Dead.