The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1885-11-11

| LUZ G'hIeutoh CTUtc now appears
semi.weekly, and 6rst rate, sprightly
appearance it makes, too.
The new Catholic Church build.
ing is under roof and doubtless before
another mouth services will be held
there.
-Supt. Hillard expects to held the
coming Teachers Institute week
later than usual, commencing on the
first Monday of the new year.
Any live, active man out of EN-.
ploymenl can get a lucrative position
as Agent, by applying at once to the
Hunter Sitter Mig. Co., Cincinnati, O.
Many of our exchanges are warn.
ing the people 90 beware of smallpox,
which is liable to give this country a
scourge during the winter IL might
be we'll TO commence vaccinating in
time.
The store of Leeper, Arnold &
Co, at Leeper, Clarion county, was
entered by burglars on Sunday night,
1st inst and about $25 in money, a
double barrel shot quo and some cloth.
ing stolen.
From one whc has been there we
learn that Mr.. Frank Gillespie, at his
flourishing store at Wing Hill, has as
fine a stock Of boots and shoes al can
be found in tho county, and is selling
them off like hot cakes, at very rea.
sonable prices.
Hon. Alexander G. White, our
Congressman. paid Tionesta visit
last weeG, being called hither OH &C.
count of Argument Court. Mr.. White
shook hands with great many Of his
constituents who seemed delighted to
meet him. He leaves for Washington
the latter part of this month.
Mr.. G.. W. Robinson was sum.
moned to Beaver county last Wednes-
day by the sad Intelligence of the
death Of the wife of his brother David
Robinson, We are without particu.
lars, but can assure our old friend
that he has the heartfelt sympathy of
his many friends of this community
in his great afiiction.
The advance copies of the "Ge.
ology Of Natural Gas in Pennsylvania
and New York" and the product
and Exhaustion of the Oil Regions"
by Charles A, Ashburne, NJ. s., have
been received at this office. They are
full Of useful information on these two
great natural products, and ara the
result of great labor and research.
The defeat at the recent election
of William l.. Corbett for President
Judge iu the strongly Democratic dis
trict of Clarion and Jefferson was
wonderful surprise to everybody. The
majority Of Hon. Theo. S. Wilson viii
be about 400. Corbett got only 11S
majority 10 Clarion while Wilson car.
ried Jefferson by 500 majority. The
Republicans naturally feel very much
elated.
Things on Jameson Run and
Hunter Run are assuming decidedly
lively and business-like air. Mr..
Rowland Cobb has secured abont all
the pine, hemlock, oak and other tim.
ber along these streams and has two
mills in fourishing operation, manu-
featuring slaves, railroad ties aud
lumber of all kinds, and is just about
making Rome howl" so to speak.
No man in this section is better adapt.
ed to drive an enterprise Of this nature
and we are sure Mr.. Cobb will make
success OF his layout. He has plenty
to do for all the teams and teamsters
that are disposed to apply for work,
paying good wages and cash every
two weeks.
An exchange says: "What We
can recommend as sure remedy for
sleeplessness is the following: When
going to bed, take a piece of old mus
lin about twelve or fifteen inches
square, and after wetting it in cold
water and wringing it out so that the