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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-07
Woman stumps she Philosophers.

Tennyson: Women are angels.
Shakespeare: Perhdious as wave.
Balzac: Women complain of being mis-
understood.
Byron: Angels have wings. and always
end up in flying OFF. ~ 81
Diderot: He who comprehends them is
their implacable enemy.
Chamfort: The most beautiful girl in
the world can only give that which she
has
Saint Evremont: We take women for
what they are not; we quit them for what
they are
Leopard: When one speaks Of women
there Is weapon more terrible than
calumny-the truth.
Oriental proyerb: One leads horse by
Il, bride, an elephant by his rope, .
woman by her heart.
Chamfort; Love is more pleasing than
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-07
sTATE OF MINNEsOTA }

A.
COUNTY OF WISoNA. 3d.
On this 29th day of January A. d. 1886 be fore
me, notary public in and for said county of Wi
mona, state of Minnesota, personally came snry
J. ONeil and Benton II. Langley. 70 me person
ally known and known 20 be the persons de-
scribed in and who executed the foregoing instru-
ment, and they severally acknowledged that they
executed the same their free act and deed.
lNotarial seal LLOYD w. BOWERS,
32-3S Notary Public. Winona County, MINI.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-03-03
Oil Notes.

In it's oil report for the month Of
February the Blizzard has the follow
ing relative to the operations in the
Cooper and BalltoWn districts, this
county:
Operations are very quiet in the
Cooper district. The attempt to con-
vert the old Adams & Storey duster
in the southwestern part of lot 39S.
into a producing we'll was a fat fail
ure. The we'll had been filing up
With oil for months and made an occa-
sional light flow. The effect of a
heavy shot was TO dissipate all the oil
that the we'll contained, and With it
vanish all the hopes of the resurrec-
tionists. Magee & King drilled a
duster on lot 358 north of the old
Barnes gasser. The Anchor Oil Co.
started up their well OF lot 401 which
was drilled 100 feet and found dry in
the second sand and it is now pro-
nouneed 90 good. Fersig & McKin-
ney got another email well in the sec.
ond sand near FOxburg, and Emery
& Schuyler have abandoned a test
we'll on the eastern side of lot 43S
after sinking it over $500 feet. Nil.
Ter & Co. are drilling on lot 756, west
of the Herrick lands in an attempt to
widen out the second sand territory of
the Cooper tract.
At BalltOWn May, Kelly & Grandin
have completed a couple of twenty
five barrel producers on lot 5215,
which look as if the limits of the belt
we're very close at hand in this direc-
tion. On the northeast Clark is cred
tied with two more good wells, while
the BalltoEn and Dutch oil eompa-
MES completed two of smaller pro.
duetive calibre. James Welsh is at
work again on 5214, making a fourth
attempt to discover toe prolongation
Of the Balltosn field.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-03-03
Death Of Robert Hyner, a Former
Tionesta Citizen.

A Trenton, N. j., dispatch, under
date Of Feb. "a, gives the interesting
details Of the death of Mr.. Robert
Hyner, over twenty years ago a resi-
dent of this place. The older class oi
our citizens will remember Mr.. Hyner
and family we'll, having occupied a
house near the east end of the river
bridge. At that time Mr.. H. owned
a farm on Piibole which was too poor
to afford him a comfortable living.
When the great Pithole excitement
broke Out Mr.. HyDer sold his iarm
for an immense sum of money and
moved to Erie county, where he re.
NAMED several years. ard afterwards
moved to Vineland, y. J. His sudden
rise in wealth did not overcome him,
and be was shrewd enough to retain
the bulk Of it after doing we'll by his
sons. Following is the dispatch, which
will recall to the minds of those best
acquainted with him some of bis pc.
cularities:
An old and substantial resident Of
Viueland, named Robert Hy1er, died
recently and it was supposed be lef,
several thousand dallars. The rela.
tves made an examination of his ef.
tects tor will, but failed to find such
a document. There was no evidence
Of 8eslth, and bis heirs we're greatly
Perplexed. They finally requested
Judge Doughty to make a Through
search of his house, on West BouIe.
ward, near Walnut street, which be
did Yesterday. The result was a great
to the relatives. In an old
valise in the closet were found cash
and securities TO the amount of s31,-
500 There was $1,000 in gold.
$4,000 in registered government,
81 $50 in coupon bonds. Judge
Doughty at once deposited the "ind"
q the VinelaDd bank. There we're
ilso found deeds for property in Hi.
lois valued at $4,000. There are six !
iels TO the estate, a wife and FIVE
children.
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Forest COunty's Insane.
49,. p. a.. 28. -

WARREN, Pa, Feb. %, 1886.
County Commissioners Of Forsa
County, Gentlemen -
The condition Of the several pa.
tients under your charge in this Hos.
pital is as follows:
John Clary is not so much excited
now as be frequently is, but bis mind
is very much dsranged.
Sarah ShOupe is quiet but rather
sullen and surly.
Wm. Barnhart is quiet but easily
excited and bis mind very much dis
turbed.
Isaac Reed is at this time near the
end Of one of his periods of excite.
ment.
Samuel Hawthorne is very quiet
but rather dull for the greater part Of
the time
Andrew D. SAltsgiyer IS very quiet
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-03-03
Court Minutes.

Salmon Creek Lumber Co. vs. W.
A. Dusenbury, verdict for the plaintiff.
Peter Berry ct al We. L. T. Watson
ct al, continued.
Mary z. Wareham vs. B., n. Y. l.
P. r. Z. Co., continued.
Dale & Lawrence vs. J. N. Haslet.
verdict for plaintiff for sl07 80.
Landers VS.. Dithridge, continued.
o. W. Proper IS. 6. j. Lacy ct al,
Withdrawn before term.
Aaron Brockway ys. Stoner Bros.
1onsuit.
W. A. Eagles VS.. Samuel Clark, set
tied.
Robinson & Bonner vs.. Park Cope.
land, verdict for defendant for 25 cents.
CHALLENGE OF THE ARRAY OF uRoRs
AT FEBRUARY TERM OF COURT.
In the libel case against J ". KEEP
Ter a very fine point was sprung to Sc
cure the quashing of the indictment.
The law requires the jury wheel to be
filed by the Jury Commissioners, and
Jurors TO be dra,0n before each term
By the Sheriff and Jury Commissioners,
also that the jury wheel remain in Gus
tody Of the Jury Commissioners, and
the key with the Sheriff. The fact
that the Sheriff assists in drawing a
jury and does not assist in filing the
wheel is a very close distinction. The
Jury Commissioners having no Office,
the wheel has always remained in the
Sheriff's Office. Because the Sheriff
assisted to I'll the wheel 10 January
and it was left in els Office, the indict.
ment against Kepler was quashed.
The other reasons set out in his afida-
vii having no weight in il. The fact
that the jury wheel vas so filed and
left in the Sheriff office was no bar
to any case being tried where parties
we're willing to 60 to trial, aad the
civil cases we're tried where the par.
ties we're ready for trial.
The Sheriff has assisted in filing
the jury wheel, and il has remained in
the Sherihr's Office ever since the Court
House was built, and It is not strange
that, following in the footsteps of their
predecessors, the error was made.
Kepler was bound over for his ap.
Pearanee at May term.
Argument term fixed for March Is,
At ? o'clock p. n.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-03-03
KsIIsttxllIe Itsms.

Being a young man Of more time
than capital, thought might as we'll
employ It 10 sending you a few items,
as, ike the noted woodchuck, K. is
arousing itself from its long sleep, and
Phoenix ike, will rise from its ashes.
Mr.. w. w. KeIlet of Boston. with
an experienced tannery man has been
looking over the lay hers and has de.
cided to build large tannery, work to
begin in a short time. The gentleman
who Is to have full control of its busi.
mess made a good impression while
here, and we welcome him to our
midst.
Mrs ]. B. Haggerty of Nebraska
has been spending u few weeks visit.
ing her mother and sisters who live here
james is staying at Nawtovn getting
ready to raft the lumber as be is Job.
Der for Wheeler & Dusenbery Of that
place.
Judge Aaner returned from Court
Monday looking hale and hearty, in
fact be is the youngest appearing
Judge on the bench. if not the young
est in years
A dance at John Matthias gave The
Young folks chance to keep awake
last evening. Your correspondent had
a sore toe 50 couldn't go.
The Salmon Creek Mills start I'D
to-day; this will be good news to those
living at the mill, many of the men
have had to work away from home all
winter
We are 10 have a wedding before
long, SO the boys can get ready for an
old fashioned serenade.
No preaching for three weeks; thls
is quite a Disappointment as the Rev
Small is a great favorite with all here
and the service will be missed.
Miss Mary Thompson Of Nebraska
is visiting friends in this place.
Mr.. Jacob Wolf of Minister is the |
happy father of aDother olive branch, !
which makes II that "kind Heaven to |
him has sent" EZEKIEL.
March 2, 1886.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-03-03
List Of Patents.

List Of Patents granted by the Z. s.
Patent Office. 70 citizens Of Pennsylvania,
for the week ending Thursday, February
18th, 1886, reported expressly for the For
Esr REPUBLICAN,, through the Patent Law
Office Of Shipley Brsshears, 607 7th st.
y. ". opposite the L. S. Patent once.
Washington, d. c.:
c. I. Bellamy, Prompton, follower for
packing barrels; n. T. Burnham, York,
steam engine % pstents); W. 1. Clouz,
Reading, ironing board; A. J. Day, Pitts
burgh, attachment for rod rolling mills :
L. W. Free, Cheney, clamp; NJ. S. Free
man, NorristOwn, axle nut; @. Bill
Admr. Sunbury, rheOstst for incandescent
electric lights; J. Iordomn, Bridgeport,
composition for sizing paper; W. F. Mat
tes, Scranton, pump; F. Pennock, Ken
net Square. road gr sder; 6. Ridgewzv,
Iowanda, blscking box D. G. Ripley,
Pittsburgh, shaping glassware; ". Rot
tioff, Pittsburgh, blast furnace appliance:
J. Z. Shaw, Williamsport, machine for
oundling kindling-wood S. Strunz.
Pittsburgh, fluid pressure regulator; j.
7. Wilson, Pittsburgh, car coupling; @.
W. Fry, Beaver, table vessel (designl.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-03-03
Fire Nipped in The Bud.

Wha. would surely have proven a
destructive coDfsgration was nipped
in the bad by the prompt action of
the fire boys and the application of
the FIRE extinguisher. About four
o'clock Monday afternoon the roof of
the old Universalist church caught
fire and had gained considerable head
way before being discovered. The
champion" was quickly wheeled into
service, however, and in less than one
minute after the stream struck the
blaze the fire was gone. There was
no adder to be had, and the only way
10 get On the rouf was to climb a tree
standing near and jump; this was
done by Rob. Haslet, and the hose
passed 20 him. II would have taken
at least ID minutes TO have procured a
ladder and thrown water on with
buckets which would have been too
late. The strong wind blowing d.
reetly south would have carried the
flames to the adjoining building, and
then 10 have saved Wilbur Groves
elegant residence would have been
next to impossible under the circum-
stances. As It was a hole about five
feet square was burned in the church
roof, from which it can be Judged
what a fine start ths FIRE had. Score
another victory for the soda foun-
tain"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-03-03

bat has a disposition 70 tease and an
hoy those about him who are younger
than himself
Olive Noble is very pleasant but is
much disturbed when she has the Hts.
Peter Gus1ther is in better bodily
condition but be is very much dis.
turbed IN mind and has a great many
odd movements to go through each
day. Respectfully Yours,
JOHS CURvEN.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-03-03
Fatal Accident.

An accident occurred at RusselPs
Mills, Kingsley township, on Monday
afternoon Of this week, by which Ja-
cob Harkins, whose home is in the
McCloskey Settlement, Clarion coun-
ty, was instantly killed. Ia company
With two brothers and some other men,
be was cutting logs in the woods. A
tree which was being felled, dropped
10 the opposite direction from which
the men expected it to, striking Har.
kins on the head, crushing him to
the ground, breaking both legs, one
arn and scattering his brains on the
snow. When picked up life was ex-
tinct. He was taken to the place
where the mother of the young men
keeps house for them, and aftsrward
removed TO his home for burial. He
was a single man, aged about 26 years,
and bore a good reputation for indus
try and honesty.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-03-03

The creek has frozen over again
at the mouth, and if this bowling
blizzardy weather continues much
longer the Allegheny will have anolh.
er chance TO swallow up the inhabi.
tauts along its banks before the lion
Marches out with the lamb.
Quarterly meeting will be held in
the NJ. f. Church commencing 90 Fri.
day evening Of this week, and contin.
uiDg over Sabbath. Rev. J. NJ. BRAY,
Presiding Elder, will be present during
the entire meeting. A general aud
cordial invitation is extended.
Grows, robins, blue birds, etc..
all harbingers of spring, have been no.
iiceable in this seotiOn in the past ten
days, but from the looks of things just
Dow it is going 10 take heavier strike
than any of these are able 10 strike to
bust the backbone of Winter.
Considerable of the machinery to
be used in the siaye and barrel enter
prise of John Cobb & Co, has arrived
at the depot. l. is the intention to
begin the erection Of the buildings
soon as the weather will permit. The
firm Is already advertising for bolts,
and offer good prices. See notice else
where in this issue.
1t is a very common occurrence
for persons when the oil gets low IN
the bowl of the lamp and the fame
dies down for lack of oil to feed. t,
shake the lamp to saturate the wick
instead of replenishing the oil. Mrs. |
Hannah Oberly did that in Wheeling |
recently and an explosion resulted. !
burning her 80 badly that she died. /
Let il be a warning to all lamp shAk-
ers.
1t is aulhoritively stated that
tannery will be built on or near the
site of the former Extract Works, at
Kellettville, this county. W. ". /
Kellett & Co., of Boston, are the pro.
Jectors, and We understand work will
begin as soon as spring opens up. The
works will be on an extensive scale
With large capacity for turning out
leather. The erection Of tannery at
is a settled fact.
Up 10 Jefferson county, at the
.ast term of court, il was found that
there was not a single bill for the
grand inry to act on, and that the Jail
had not single occupant. This is
that has never occurred in
any county in the State. Verify JEFF
ferson is the goody, good county.-Ez.
That's nothing to crow over. The
'ame thing has happened in Forest
county more than dozen times, and
was the case 10 later than last De.
.ember term.
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NOTICE.

Public notice is hereby given that
the business partnership existing be-
tween the undersigned and P. V. Mer-
elliott, as butchers, ETC., has ceased to
exist. and that frOm this date the I'm.
dersigned will not be responsible for
any debts contracted,
JAMES WALros.
Msrienville, Forest Co., Pa, Feb. 1st,
1885
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-03-03
WANTED-STAVE BOLTS.

We will pay the following prices
for Bolts, delivered at our Stave Mil,
below the Depot
For % inch Bolts, 1925 per cord.
For "A inch Bolts, $3.50 per cord.
For 26l inch Bolts, $3.50 per cord.
For 30 inch Bolts, $500 per cord.
Cash on delivery. Must be good,
sound timber, free from worms, rot
snd knsts JOHS COBB 4 Co.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-03-03
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

/ Regular monthly meeting of Stow
7 Post, G. A. r, this evening.
( M Jerry Crary. of the extensive
frm Of Horton, Crary & Co., Sheffield,
vas in town one day lsst week on bus
mess.
Although our streets are entirely
bare, the sleighing in the country is
said to be still much ahead Of the
wagoning.
Carl Coburn keeps the most de-
licious sweet cider that's sold in town.
Only 25. cents a gallon. Nest as
cheap IS water.
March came W about "'alf an
'alf'' ibis year. Il was cold and crisp
while old Sol. shoue as brightly as on
a summers day.
Candidates are budding. We
this week have the announcement of
County Surveyor Wnitlekin as 4 can.
didate for reelection.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gordon of Elk
bart, Ind, are the guests of 5. H
Hasiets family, having arrived on
Tuesday OF last week.
-Mariiu Reese is lying at the point
of death at his home in Tionesta town
ship. Little hope is entariiaDed of
the old gentleman's recovery.
Monday was sSearlng-in day for
the new borough and township oficers,
except school directors, who enter up
on their duties on the second Monday
Of Juae.
-Supt. Hillari has heen consider
ably under the weather for the past
two weeks, so much 50, in fact. be
couid not make his usual rounds of
the schools.
"A partial eclipse Of the sun is
booked for Friday next. It viii occur
a: the very edge Of evening, and may
be visible in this neck Better look
for It if the sun is shining.
"A lonely tramp took shelter with
Sheriff Agnew last Saturday night
Twenty one enjoyed the hospitality of
the Oil City cooler the night previous,
and this was doubtless one that got
away.
The Florida Glide Waltz, by
VIII L. Thompson, is one Of the most
beautiful pieces Of music for piano or
organ, ever published. Any music
dealer win mail it to you on receipt
of price, so cents.
Mr.. Wiz Fl. May of Louisville,
KY, spent the greater part Of last
week 10 this place with bis mother,
Mrs. II. H. May. He is always
welcome visitor among his many old
friends of Tiouesta.
The Venango Spectator has risen
from its ashes a brighter and hand
somer paper than ever It came out
last week 10 an entire new dress from
top to bottom. We hope it may never
be called upon to go through another
blaze.
February minifested some dispo-
sition to close It's brief and unsatisfac-
tory starring engagement with a dis.
play of the meanest weather of the
season. The little month, conscious
of It's smallness, tried to be the most
disagreeable also.
The grocer who sells an empty
oil barrel without first having erased
the brand Of the inspector is liable to
a fine Of $50. The object of the law
in this is to prevent oil dealers from
reflling the barrel with an inferior
quality Of oil and selling it as a supe-
Fior article -Ez.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-03-03
- coUNTY oFFIcrRs.

dam5er Of CoRgresS--ALExANDE c.
WHITE
.Hsfqber Of lgcnnfr-J. q. HAIL.
Assembfy-PErEn BUHRT
Presidenf Jsduc-yV. y. BRo w~.
Ass0ct1to Judgcs-LEwIs ARNER. Txo.
A.. PR0rrE
Trc5sNreF--W v. saEA HHArgH.
f'rofsonofag-,i Register & Recorder. a.r -
CURTIS u. SHAwEEY.
2tcriT.-LEoEA-D AGNrw.
C7Di1ii 1iissi1Hers-OLTvER BrEnLr. VA.
S.EiEL3s. +. r. CHADWICK.
'-7H-ty Ssperiateaaetf-J. L. H1LL-
Am.
District Z -ffforHcV--P. ". CLARE.
sHsJ C1uriisgiDuers-H. O. DAVIS.
DAaf2 WALrEns.
t9z.ify .ynGreu0r-fT. G. WHrrrERIS.
t0r9ncr-f1r. J. W. Nonnow.
fourfv = tdfforG--J. 4. SCorr. TUos.
CoaAm. gro. ZC gNDEL.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-03-03
Condemned ri1le Table rIoBe.ta s,allou.
chareh apd sabbnrh school.

Presbyterian Sabbath School At 9:45 A.
m. NJ. E. Sabbath school az l0:00 a. M.
Preaching in n. r. Church every Sab
bath evening by Rev. Small.
United Pres sbvterian services will be
held ln The Presbyterian church next Sab
hath. morning and evening. All are cUr-
daily invited 20 attend. Rev. J. B. Work,
viii Offciate.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-03-03
MAR RED.

the NJ. E
Parsonage, Tionesta, Pa, March ?. 1886,
BY Rev. F. NJ. Small, Mr.. J. C. Wallace.
Of Mercer county, and Miss Jennie Me-
Kinzie, Of Nebraska Forest county, Pas
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-03-03

-"Quinsy troubled me for twenty
years. Since l started using DR..
Thomas Eclectric Oil, have not had
an attack. The Oil cures sore throat
at once" Mrs. Letta Conrad, Stand.
ish, Mich.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-03-03

XFT G. COBURN. u. T..
w. PHYSICIAN x SURGEON.
las hsi over iiiteen wears experience in
the practice Of mis- profession. having grad
mated { 'Tniiy and hoRorablv Mav lG. 1855.
OLiea and Residence in Judge Recks
house. opposite the ". G.. Church. Tones
q, "a Aug. 25-lss0
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Chr 5Orsst Republican.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, ylRCH 3. 1856.
oFF1cERs.


Bargr Eli HoLEHAS.
s3uacilncn- North ward. r. VI. Fore
man. }. X. Clark. W. L. Rlinestivar.
.souti wari. J.. ". F0ncs. W. n. Eagles.
thaa. Bonner.
Iltsts-cs u tic Peace. 7. brennan,
y. 8. Knox.
CoHstubis-Pritner Aruow.
school Dircct0rs--G. w. Robinson, A.
y. Kelly, J. -. Dinginau, D. s. Knox. j.
W. Morrow, &. J.. Davis
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\ ". MORROW. n. D..
-. PHYSICIAN e SUR

-. PHYSTCIA An & SURG EON,
LATE q. Armstrong county, having located
ia 1'iafests is Rrepared 70 attend all pro-
fassionai calls promptly and 80 al hours.
O{tce ald residence two doors north Of
TaErence HoSse Ofice hours 70 A.
". AID II 20 l. n. 2 10 and 81 70 y =.
q. Sahdays, 10 10 A. NJ. 4; 10 and 81
% ! p. n mav-IS 81.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-03-03
BgRUOG BLOOD BIrrEHS


A strictly vegetable pPepa@,
2 ion, composed OF a choice
b. 1 skillful combination OF
haLure's best remedies. Ths
diseoYerer does not claim L q
cure for all the Ills, but boldly
warrants IT cures every form
OF disease arising from a TOP
pid liver, impure blood. cis-
ordered kidneys. ana Whsre
there Is a broken down condi-
ton OF the System, requiring z
prompt ana permanent tonic.
II never fails 20 restore tae
sufferer. Such Is BURDCCK
BLOOD BITTERS. Sold by al
druggists, who are authorized
by the manufacturers 70 re-
fund the price 10 any puF-
chaser who Is not benedted b.
their use.
PRICE. 5Lco-
FOSTER, EABURA & CO., Props,
BU~rALo. NEW YORK
lob WORK ofevsry description szsUu-
, ted a. ths RhFC BLICAN 0ftsa.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-03-03

Don't be fooled into buying a
cheap sitter. Examine and demand
the genuine Hunters" and you will
get the best.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-03-03

HNEhTISTRF.
- DIR. =. v. MORROW.
fiuving purchased the materials &C., OF
lfr. ,teadman. would rcspectiully an
nourcc that he viii carry On the Dental
Suslisess in Tiouesta. and having had over
SIX ears sucressful experience. considers
] mlsell fully competent % give entire sat
isit tion- | shall always give my medi-
"a practice the preference. mar22-s2.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-03-03

EfEETRAL HOUSE. OIL cry. Pa.
- ". Il. ROTH. Proprietor.
I'hs largest, Bvst Located and Furnished
Rouss in tins CITY. Near Union Depot.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-03-03

have now Tor sale-T9 Acres OF War
rant 5jo7. Kingsley twp; 800 Acres Of
5ls6, and 1913 Acres Of 52I4, in same town
ship. 1000 acres. Warrant 2s36. Tlonesta
twp; l43 acres known as "LilIey Farm.
Allegheny Township, Venango Co.; 20
acres near Enterprise, Warren Co. Also
vacant lots In Tiones;a Boro and one
small farm in Tionesta Township.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-03-03
a. c. WHITTEkIN.
civil Engineer and Surveyor.

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