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

dentally cut bis left foot very badly
while scoring timber down at Brace.
vile, last Monday. DR.. Morrow found
the bone forming the iDstep entirely
severed, and very but cut generally.
but thinks il will heal up with good
care. The boys name, we believe, lie
VIM. Swartz.
Saturday and Sunday nights were
a triAe the coldest we've had yet this
winter, the mercury getting down to
120 and 100 respectively. On Satur.
day night the river froze over at this
point for the second time this winter,
and for FIVE weeks the sleighing has
been most excellent, which has proved
great blessing to lumbermen.
Mr.. Jared P. Huling is called
upon to mourn the death of his wife,
which occurred on the 10Th inst, after
an illness Of several weeks from con.
sumption. Mr.. H. had been married
but little more than six months, and
the separation thus soon from a loving
wife is a sad blow indeed, in which he
has the sympathy Of large circle Of
acquaintance.
"A corn doctor" did quite thriv.
ing business in town last week. 1t
beats all what pile of people have
corns, and how easy it is to "sell
them" a remedy. The fellow claimed
to have disposed of over 40 bottles,
but if you were to inquire of those
who were taken in, it is doubtful
whether any would acknowledge the
corn" Try it and see.
Chairman Shawkey publishes a
call for Republican Primaries for the
purpose of electing Delegate to the
Republican State Convention, and for
nominating Delegate to the Chicago
Convention. The early date of the
State Convention makes this necessary.
The general primaries for nominating
county candidates will likely be held
at the usual time in June.
Beaver Valley Items: Rev. Rum.
berger is holding a protracted meeting
on Whig Hill at present.-Mr. E.
E. Stitzinger, of Strobletou, was visit.
ing friends in the Valley last week,
but has returned home agaip.-Mr.
T. j. Bowman conducted bis family to
Jamestown, last week, where bis chill.
dren are going to school.-Sleighing
is better at present than at any time
this winter, aud the lumbermen are
making the best Of it.
Harry Sto!z, who for some months
past, has had charge of o. G. Kelts'
jewelry store, is suffering with quite
bad case of blood poisoning, the result,
he is free to admit, Of cigarette smok.
ing. Under the advice of his physi.
clan, he left ON Monday for a change
of air. We trust he may soon return
completely restored to health. and that
he, as we'll as other cigarette smokers
whose eyes fall upon this item, will
profit by his experience by desisting
from the pernicious habit.-Kane
Leader.
One of our old and valued sub.
scribers accompanies a remittance with
the following, which is the class of
poetry that always finds hearty vel
come in the printers office:
Good bye old greehback,
Now we must part,
Haste TO the printer
And cheer his heart,
That is no jobbery.
Renew subscription
To widest range,
Paper for paper"
That's fair exchange,
Therefore no robbery.
Jan. 1s, 'ss. Tom AroPIE.
We are sorry to learn that our
county is soon to lose one of its oldest
and best citizens in the person of Mr.. |
John Cromer, of Kingsley township,
who, with his estimable family, will |
leave in few weeks for Washington
territory. Mr.. G. had posters printed
at the REPUBLICAN Office last week
announcing the sale Of his farming
implements and household goods on
next Tuesday, 31st inst, and as soon
as he can settle up his affairs will