The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-11-03

been in the county for several days
addressing meetings. He spoke at
Oakland, Oak Ridge, KeIlersburg,
Apollo and Freeport. He is a good
talker.-- Kittanning Free Press.
Persons who have received Doodle
should look out. A new counterfeit
five dollar gold piece is now being cir
culated. To detect it from a good one
look closely at the United" and if
the "n" is upside down refuse it, as it
is the only way they can be detected
by a person not expert in examining
counterfeit money. - Blizzard Say,
Brother, how do you knowP
DR.. Siggius and r. M. Herman
have "pooled their issues" and tog,th
er moved into the corner room of the
Kepler q Foreman bcilding, where
they will in future conduct the drug
and grocery business. The Doctor
will have fine drug store when once
in proper order, while. Rob will con.
tinue tn furnish his customers with the
freshest aud best the market affords in
the grocery line.
-HHllow e'en occurring Oh Sunday
this year the usual frolic &us sort of
divided. On Saturday some of the
smaller boys we're busy, but on Monday
night larger "boys" seem TO have tax.
en- hand in giving the town turn.
ing over, as the evidences showed
clearly that muscle was required for
some Of the work done. The pranks
were all Of a respectable character,
and no serious damage was done.
Mr.. August Weingard, who has
spent the past six years IN the far
west, returned last week, and will
again take up his residence amid his
old friends. Mr.. w. has had quite q
varied experience during bis absence,
and has travelled in nearly every state
and territory west Of the Mississippi,
particularly in the mining regions.
His descriptions of the country, it's
ways and manners is quite Entertaining.
The Premium Engraving issued
by Peterson's Magazire-that para
gon of lady's. books-for getting up
clubs for 1887, is Of very great beauty.
1t is first-clsss line and stipple en-.
craving, executed in the highest style
of art-size, 81 inches by 27-called
Mothers Darling" and would be an
ornament, framed, for any parlor.
Specimens of the Magazine sent, graf.
is, to those wishing to get up clubs.
Address Chss j. Peterson, 306 Chest.
nut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
On Saturday evening last onr
young friend Edward Dewoody took
the train for Cincinnati, having re.
ceived the sadintelligence, few hours
previous, Of the sudden death of his
father, Mr. Andrew Dewoody, we'll
known to all of our older class of peo.
pie, by whom he was very generally
respected as man and citizen. He
was plasterer by trade aud much of
his work in early years still remains
in some of the residences of this place.
We are without particulars as to the
cause of his death. His age was
about 55 years. 10 addition to the
foregoing we clip the following from
the Franklin NtrGs: This forenoon
Rev. j. Nj. Dewoody received dis.
patch from Cincinnati announcing the
death of his brother, Andrew De.
woody, in that city. His death must
have been quite sudden, as Andrew
was in this city recently attending the
funeral of bis mother, and looking as
we'll as any Of the FIVE brothers. De.
ceased was born iD this city June
30th, 1882, and was therefore fifty.
four years of age. He has a son liv.
ing in Forest county. We are with
out further particulars at this writing,
except that the present intention OF
the family iS to bring the remains to
Ffauklin for interment."
Oil News.
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