The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-01-25
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Oh moi ASb OiVoou yebtoiuhy Cts
Opening this morning at 87tc.
Slave hauling through here ha,
been quite brisk for some time past.
"A graduate Of the Normal School
EdinbOrO, is getting $1,000 per year
"A leap year party consisting Of
young and old enjoyed sleighride tC
Nebraska last evening.
"A communication from Newman.
Vile arrived too late for this issue but
will keep till next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. D. Collins de.
parted for San Diego, California, on
Monday, expecting to remain till
spring.
Mr.. Wolcott expected to finish
his Dawson Run we'll yesterday, but
what the results we're we have not
learned.
Mr.. r. w. Merriam returned from
bis sojourn in Pueblo, Col, last week,
considerably improved in health, we
are pleased to note.
Grandma Garfield, mother Of the
lamented President, died at her home
at Mentor, Ohio, on Saturday morn.
ing last, aged SO years.
John t. Carson and F. r. Ian.
son were appointed overseers Of the
poor for the borough at the argument
court held on Friday last.
The trial of Mrs. Dinsmore,
Kings accomplice in the murder OF
Davis at 81. Petersburg, will begin in
the Venaugo county court tomorrow
Mr.. Simon, of the Hourishing
merchant tailoring establishment of
McCuen & Simon, Oil City, spent q
few hours in town yesterday evening.
Misses Lola Hend prson and Mel.
lie Barber Of PleaSantville, were guests
at the homes of Hon. f. l.. Davis and
L. j. Hopkins during the pact week
AT the rate kept up during the
past week, Tionesta ought not suffer
an ice famine next summer, as nearly
every idle maH in town has been press.
ed into service in the harvesting of the
crop.
Governor Beaver has granted
David L. King. the Clarion county
murderer, respite until March 9th.
pending the decision of the Pardon
Board ss to Communication Of death
seuteLce to life Imprisonment
III. X. Green, Dental Surgeon,
will be at the Lawrence House on
Monday, Jan. 80, for one week if bus.
iness justifes. Gold filling a specially.
All operations performed TO suit the
most fastidious. All work warranted.
-Neighboring papers are full of
accounts of coasting accidents, but
thus far our community has furnished
nothing in the line worth netting, un.
less few barked shins or noses be
mentioned, and yet the slidin' never
was better.
-Ballou's Magazine for February
is at hand fully up to its past stand.
ard of excellence. Ballou's is the
best magazine extant for the money,
costing only $3.50 per year. Address
Ballou's Magazine, % Hawley st.,
Boston, Mass.
"A railroad from Falls Creek, JEFF.
ferson county to Warren, via Spring
Greek and Sheffield, has been survey
ed and a chartsr secured. The line
extends through densely timbered
lands and also through a coal mining
- Rarren Mail.
The meetings at the F. NJ. Church,
under the ministration of Rev. Sager,
are increasing in interest nightly, and
many have been forward seeking re.
ligion. On Sabbath evening last sew
eral were turned away unable to gain
admittance on account of the crowded
state of the church.
Pipe for the gas line is arriving
daily, and yesterday the work of
stringiDg the high pressure line was
Men have been all the
week at work cutting the right of way
through the woods. Next Saturday
night week should see the end of the
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