The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-04-11

appears in its proper corner of to.day's
paper. Now, William, let us inform
you that the first essential commodity
in the housekeeping line is the FOREST
REPUBLICAN,, whose weekly visits
never fail to allay all family jars, and
make smooth sailing all through life.
We make no extra charge to newly
married couples.
Last Monday night, says last
weeks Clarion Democrat, black horse
was stolen from the stable of w. F.
Alexander, near this place. The
horse is marked with two white feet
behind and ripgbone marks front.
There is also a patch Of gray hairs
between the left eye and ear. The
horse is not very valuable one, but
Mr.. Alexander is poor man and can
not we'll afford the loss. Any infor.
nation as to the whereabouts of the
animal will be thankfully received by
him.
The heavy rains Of last week we're
detriment as we'll as blessing to the
lumbermen. A detrIment because it
filled the river bank full and running
over, aud thus kept the RATS that were
already coupled from starting; and a
blessing because it brought ths creek
up 81 ficiently TO let out about all that
was still back. The creek is now
jammed full Of lumber from shore to
shore, principally square timber, from
the mouth to Forge Island. Much of
this will have difficulty in getting out,
as the recedipg waters have left many
RATS high and dry on the beach, and
under the circumstances, the RATS
being badly mixed up, it is impossible
to get them together for coupling up.
The river is still too high for safe run.
ming this morning and none have yet
started.
Hickory Township: Rev. De.
Vaux, who has finished his pastorate
here and recently preached his fare
we'll sermon, is visiting his parents at
Cleveland, Ohio, his family accom-.
panying him. He thinks our people
may expect their new pastor the first
Sabbath in May.-Mr. A. B. Root
and family, with about eighteen others
of our citizens expects to leave here on
the 18th, to join the other Forest
county colonists now located in Wash
ington Territory. Good luck and
prosperity to them all.-We under.
stand that Daniel Andrews is able to
be around with the aid of crutches.
Glad to see him on his legs again if
one is wooden leg.-W. H. King
has accepted the agency of a seed
house and is doing thriving business
in the line.
We observe by an Erie county
exchange that Hon. Warren Chaffee,
a member of the last Legislature, is a
candidate for re election, and we Just
wish to take this opportunity to put a
bug in the ears of the people of that
c. lly concerning this gentleman.
The editor of this paper WAS fortunate
enough to be in a position from which
he could view Mr.. ChaHee's actions
pretty closely, and would warn the
people of Erie county that if they
want to return man as their Repre-.
sentative whose every act was charac.
terized by the strictest integrity and
closest attention to their interests, they
have a candidate in Mr.. Chaffee who
fills the bill to perfection. He exer.
cised good judgment on all measures
which came before the House, was al.
ways at his post, and went about his
work pretty much with the same en-.
ergy that he would in the harvest
field. The farmers of his county,
without distinction of party. owe it to
themselves to assist in his return, as
be was iDdefatigable in his devotion to
their welfare, and while their interests
were at stake, Mr.. Chafee's zeal never
slept. For these and many other
good reasons We might euumerate,
they should by all means give him a
hearty and united support.
-In chronic cases of neuralgia,
rheumatism, or gout, where the dis.
turbing cause is certain acid which
poisons the blood, Salvation Oil should
be used according to directions. This
powerful pain destroyer will in time
dissolve the poison circulating in the
blood, and bring relief where all 9th
ers fail. Salvation Oil kills pain, and
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