The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1883-11-14

the "Ilonesta Light ana I1eat
Co." has applied TO the Governor for
a charter granting it the right to
light and heat the borough with gas.
This will be very nice.
An infant child, aged about four
months, Of Mr.. Lewis Wagner, who
lives iu the Mealy settlement, died
suddenly and mysteriously on Sunday
night. 1t was in apparent good health
in the evening, but when the parents
awoke the next morning the child was
dead.
-Two.t thirds of the town, more or
less, we're out after deer yesterday
morning. Parties going into the
woods for deer should be very eau
tious about shooting at every nova
BILE object, as there is great danger
where so many are in the woods, and
most OF them green at the business
1T is the usual practice to serve
potatoes in a porcelain dish with
close fitting cover. In ten minutes
the best potatoes, however carefully
cooked, are thus utterly destroyed.
A culinary authority recommends
that they should be placed in wood.
en- dish, or served in porcelain dish,
with towels above and below to OBJ.
sorb the moisture.
"A stone cutter employed on the
new Court House would have been
married on Monday to young wom-
ell of this place, had Lot his wife and
the mother of his ten children unex.
pectedly appeared on the scene on the
Saturday evening previous. A recon-
ciiation was affected by his paying
his lawful spouse $40 and agreeing
to cut loose from his lately intended.
Clarion Jdck8onian.
Mr.. Henderson has lately given
his barber shop an overhauling and it
now presents a very neat and comtor'
table appearance. Those wishing a
nice shave, hair cut or shampoo should
call on him, as he does good jeb'
besides is deserving in every way,
having a large family to support
which he is willing to take care of
and earn living for by the sweat of
his brow. Give him your support
and thus aid true Christian man.
The week of prayer commences
with the first Sunday ir the year, jan
uary 6, and the general arrangement
of topics is as follows: Monday, Jan.
7, praise and thanksgiving; Tuesday,
Jan. s, confession of sin and prayer
for cleansing and renewal; Wednes.
day, Jan, 8, prayer for families and
instructors of youth; Thursday, Jan.
10, prayer for the church of Christ !
Friday, Jan. IL, intercession for the
nations; Saturday, Jan. II, prayer
for missions at home and abroad. This
is the general series of topics, and sub.
divisions may be made according to
the wishes Of churches.
-Messrs. Joseph Carlow, Of this
city. Frank GIesson aud Louis Schoe.
lkopf, of Tidioute, and Thomas Con
way, superintendent, Of this city, leave
for New York on Wednesday oil
Thursday next. and from there sail
for Havre, France, and proceed tC
Odessa, Russia, where they are to drill
large number of oil wells. Five
mpete set of drilling tools and one
set of fishing tools for their use were
shipped from Bradford last week
Odessa is the principal port on the
Black Sea, being seldom frozen over
The Standard Oil Company have leas
ed large tract of land at the base o
the Caucasian mountains, and have I
pipe line and refinery located there
under the management of L. d. Gill
gan, former resident of Warren, VIII,
went there about two years ago ant
returned last July, taking with hin
his wife and daughter. The gentle
men before mentioned expect to be ab
sent three years. Warren Mirror.
Chas Raisig has for Sale
Three wagons One 4.inch. one 81