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The evening world., 1889-09-18
scottlsh RIte NIa.ons In session.

The second days meeting of the Convention OF
the supreme Council of the Accepted Scottish
Rite opened At 10 O'Clock this morning in Scot
fish Rite Hall.
Tho principal business Of the. Convention was
finished at to-dRy's session and it will adjourn
tomorrow.
The evening world., 1889-09-18
Tho 60 TOacthcr.

Sarah is certainly n little luck of n dar-
ling; but what she sees in that fool of a doctor
| cant understand"
"You don't seem 10 r~ccollect that where
there is Il duck there will also DO found n
Quack."
The evening world., 1889-09-18
For Alderman in the Nineteenth,

Thomas A. Mclaughlin, a well-knOwn con-
tractor and builder, has been decided on as the
County Democracy candidate for Alderman in
the Nineteenth District.
The evening world., 1889-09-18

N 1881. 1858. 1881. 1858.
"a So. * y 4; M''"' II y
AyeeTTssgs Tor past twenty. four hours, II 30 degrees,
degfessSe Tor corresponding time last year. - 90
The evening world., 1889-09-18
TALK OF TIE STAGE WORLD.
JACK THE RIPPER" PRODUCED IN PARIS
WITH REALISTIC EFFECTS.

"A Little Tramp, " the play in which Mrs.
Langtry appeared in England some time ago,
and which is said TO be from the pen of w. G..
Wills, the ~well-known playwright. Is to be
toured this season. 1t will go out under the
management of Frank Bowers. Miss Hattie
Harvey, an ambitious young woman who has
appeared us Puck in "A Midsummer Nights
Dream" is TO be starred in "A Little Tramp"
She will be supported by j.. De Lyons, of
Deacon Brodie" recollections, and will
open her season Oct. I in Milwaukee.
The evening world., 1889-09-18

The Bookmaker," ]. W. Pigott's play.
time tonight by Nat Goodwin in Grand
Rapids. Mich. Mr.. Goodwin's leading lady
viii be Miss Isabelle C,e, who will be I, cas-
antly remembered az the Schoo'marm N
a Midnight Bell" and who in private life
is Mrs. Frank Mckee.
The evening world., 1889-09-18

The reason H. II. Baxter. who holds the
American record for the pole vault. IL feet 5
inches. did not enter the games was ON
account of a lame arm, and P: d. Skillman,
letic Club, was III Denver and unable TO leave
business.
The evening world., 1889-09-18

Major Charles Rice was in the city Mon
day, jubilnnt ut the reception given TO his
farce-comudy. "McCarthv's Mlshnps." IN
Cincinnati. Major Rice has lcn TO Join this
company. Tho play is very roaring.
The evening world., 1889-09-18

The date of the Canadian amateur cham
pionship meeting has been fixed for Sept. 20.
1t Will be held on tho Rosedale grounds in
Toronto. \ good many of our men who re-.
ceived unexpected dumps" at the cham
pionships at Travers Island are hopeful of
redeeming Themselves then. .''Alf" Copeland
will win 10th the hurdles this time if hard
work and determined grit can do it.
The evening world., 1889-09-18

Albert Bruening has Joined Lawrence Bar
rett's company, and will appear with the
Mr.. Brucning's wife is PLAYING with Miss
Minnie Maddem in " Feathorbmin."
The evening world., 1889-09-18

A. B. George, who is said by his friends tc
have n sure thing of the wo-mile steeple
day, is IN fine form but so is Young, who i,
expected TO push him hard.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07
King Lnd wig aud Nngner.

] was once walking with a friend a nsrys
Of Munich, through one % the leading thor
oughfares o. that beautiful CITY, when 10
suddenly stopped, and pointed % a hou..
which, although pot large one was % very
comfortable proportions and was surrounded
by garden. and bad every APPEARANCE of
elegance In that house." ssid he. lived
the one man who was responsible for the e.
cenricities Of our poor deneuted and now
deceased king Il was the home Of Richard
Wagner ] have recently read q story which
Is now going tie rounds. told by person who
clnins TO hare been IN the body guard of the
unfortunate King Ludwig. OF Bsvsris. which
RAYS that the late king was not insane and
that the cause ~ all the trouble of the much
to-bepitied monarch was due 70 Bismarck
and to q woman. Bow true this nav be I
know not Richard Wagner certainly hsd
al uubounded influence over the Bavarisn
king, and II MANY % the strongest adher~nfx
% Ludwig are - be believed. q wa Wagner
who prevailed upon him 70 withdraw fro-,
toe world snd is realism and 1--we 40 idesl
life. surrounded BY The iururies of arr and
music AMID the mountains ~ bis ,atire Ba-
varis Had % not been for tue .iur. s1rh
WORKS as the "RiDg des Nsbelungen~ ani
"Ps-rifsiH would pg,otsblr never have been
produced with such grandeur. ann tie rD-gs-
Gus caste A. heTre1cEser1ses would not nov
exist "a the NOS wonderful - modern arts
tie works w sshingtou Press
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

Ths improved si-c+rtc motor vhicb hss h..-z
bruugs; foT~xrd ey . CsDciuns. Inventor.
sri far ~hich vsripvs advantages bsv. b--~u
olslns@d over a. o.Ae-s. hss besn subjected ~
r~r@st~d sxhioitoTy tssts. Aua Il wonld sppear
hss sivsz v-ry ssfisfactoTy s-iasbos q IA
vaiua This meter. socord.ng D. A. sccounak
poss-~sss = method - sFesd -sgulsrsan whIaa
falfls IN q rsDsT sAbis dssr-> ths rreaf .
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arshls 1uAhr< Ths agsrns-t CONSISTS
of feo p~eshariF oonsrracs-6 eolss - 49,
saitshly psscss Ia cssan>onon ~3fb . o-nrrif
axsl g1Fsrsof. ar1v~n frun ths srnssars
e. as by means ~ s,eoF 49, s-si Z rs,l ssg~
risay fsr ~ rgrpo~s. and th~ mechanism %
saeh taaA stesd - Eev@nof h~it hrsss -
A. &C ths srlss - eeilsp~s ssa sla-s. sns
l's aetef - luzns1Aa1eiy stsfF@a --ss~
1efs 4s'szTan-
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07
ODDS AND ENDS


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saos u ths terrltoff oes~ens baoas Ferry
ana larry so~ns \ \. slsaHnos q eaig a.
s1l.e~
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silver coin st tht botsou ~ ne Atauus
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n,unas and l. worth q .Iails over tlf3 a.
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cr"t 'nrtelF'i of TIE hi .--a- trel tes te.n
tae 81 ssesloa -lsi tle hai.aes sAoa.a "rar
tan ~ brown shoes h1 iorta .ns't 41 ~
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White
IS a general result q numerous e1peTi-
tneuts candle power, - deternlinea b} me4ls
Of TIC Dguseu photomeJer. affords no correct
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

We have opened our first exhibition
OF New Fail Goods 20 make to measure.
Home and Foreign makes Of best WOOL
ems are extensively represented n
styles that are rich, handsome and al
most exclusive with US.
N order to introduce our superior
styles of tailoring We Will guarantee
you 4 saving Of s. to $40 on each suit
OF overcost. style, work and trim
mings tie best, and every garment
warranted 70 fit. We extend a special
invitation TO all to come and see our
magnificent display of cloths.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07
A Leaf 90, . Cra<iA

Visitors 70 Fsirnount psrk during the psrf
veek have t-~eu r1och iuoerest-a IN TIE 81 -
did sv,>ciusa q Brazilian wstsv Elr. Known
o. Shs Victoria EsCis. hourishing IN tbs par
s.~rs above Horticultural hal The isaves
~ Ia. plant srs fully rsrs iu di.1neter and
shspe5 Ike green circ1isT - t-svs WITH an
inct hizt onrdsr about tnsir cirruu1f-r-ucs
They r-ss izht@y or ths surfscs - ne vsssr.
bat are q - styunz fb@r thsf cog -
xnsIi chii1 c0uid resdiiy snznd vPDr then
without sinking If-s-s lss~ss srs oftsu u~-d
~ scasss Am>rIcsn Taothsrs - T-~r<ng psces
for thar ba5es. ssTrIug - er1~ betvs~E =
bat sns c~sdis The fo~sr % e. tulmsaass
-tftr ~ - ~ou3s-fui parity and osiescy
Tsa f-v- blc~-DFn fns4 sas spr@ar~d sro- ths
plsrt wss bronShf fre-u S1uth trsrins issf
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Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

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a. iursuious inrsutian rasds - q native ~
Ceusva sSftTsFisna lf h ts4 ss.-~t
tn--- insfss .euF. t~s ineb-s ~l5s sns fh--~
frurf-s ~ a. inel ceep Ihn bo1 o. frH q
n3setlrsrT SO y len tsy r sppli.i = i.lF-
tior n ia fup - pT-s AZ srnsr bra
sous lortt nn9 rnS cnippsr, hatt~~ -
wiugk fsarp shogt ans rslreaf suf % urst
T1s ~7rf hsr-stt i ~ ssils Tola sns -r~,
hsss,y ~ruaEtt Tas hox casf ss1o IN. n
vsatof q 20 sft-- making b. srs sIfr1te+ "a
ssd 1es zsacalDsrY q ssvsrsg uste-s 49, -
ons - ~ has tesu 80 - put u sogssasr sd
tEzAss . vurs - LewiEsOa SosErsu1
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07

Tcrk rork. work
TIL the brain boxins 70 swim;
Work. work vcrk
III tho eyes are heavy asd Gina
San sRi g1sset sad band
Bana ar g1fsSeS sps San
IL o7-g The buttons fsI ael~~p
Ard sev theEa o. IN dream
Oh. Christian Anerics Make ready fcr
tbe Eran6est exr.ositlon ever seen under the
san Hsvs Bibles enough bound Have
churches enough established Have scientific
halls enough endowed Have printing presses
enough 81 up Have rsvivsls q religion
enough In fan blast / believe ruo ell
"Hossnns % The Son Of David --1a-ad 10
be that comsth IN IA. name a toe Lord =
Throagh to- hsrsb voaces - mr. oar.
los sv-s< pr>lude fnds its rav,
Throuzh Clouds - dolhd sn6 cr>eds - fesy
A hzbt = br-&kinz cam ssd Clear
Ths; sorg - loT.. uc~ l0- sr5 'v.
Ere ionx shan s-ea from sfaf ~ slar
Tltat Erht ~ h-eski-g dsy vhick tir~
To- sol1en sri-~6 rrrs lTrse'
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-07
q
TO MERCHANTS
Cut This Out and Paste II Up IN Your Saesrooms.

81 heard Of clerk dry goods VINO was smart
and ql1 add splendid manager aud all that's bathe got up
ply 41ty. put consequential until ne
very agreeable 4nd he took 70 70 hs associates
that Ihe couldn't possibly get along without h 50
old gentleman the partner, called hlm n the
ONCE day "Sr jenkins you have been very
Efficient and ws appreciate yOur services hear that you
have repeatedly asserted that YOU 70 die the
couin poss BY survive and has worried III
5 Tor you lka al men, liable die unexpectedly
and 80 concluded experiment while Won
health the concern VII 50 you VIII please
coas lsr yourself dead for year, and VII ny IL
Please read rgat After your business Is over, YOU
want comfortable home 90 Now, the PHOENIX
FURNITURE COMPANY have elegant assortment from
which 70 No trouble &C show goods and you would be
surprised hrd there many things you have
thought OF.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-03-06
Tionesta, Pa, Feb. 27, 1889.
Strobleton.
G. w. AMsLER.

Mr.. w. Kincb, who for some time
was hauling near Gilfoyle, returned
home last week.
Miss Thressie Myers of this prox.
unity is at present rusticating near
Oil City.
Miss Cora MeMichael, who for sew
eral weeks made Fryburg her place of
residence, is again with friends here.
The smiling face Of Benjamin Perry
of Oil City, was seen near this place
not long since. Call again soon.
Mrs. j. Hepler and Mrs. F. Stitz.
niger, both of this place, were the
guests of Mrs. d. Kineh a few days
ago.
Literary society at Red Brush is
still in progression.
E. E. Stitzinger, pedagogue Of Lick
ingville, closed his school last week.
Mr. and Mrs Fry of Oil City, were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Myers
last week.
Miss Della Mealy of this oommu.
nifty is at present stopping in TiODesta.
March 4. ZIGzAG.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-03-06
Oil Notes.

The Derrick's oil report for the
month of February shows the number
of wells completed 70 be 283, or de.
crease of 6 from the previous month.
New production 1887 barrels; increase
1877 barrels. Wells drilling and rigs
up for February, 589, an increase Of
rs over January. The same report
also gives the following list of opera
tions in this latitude; President
Rickenbrode & Kerr, drilling; Daw'
son ld-Grove & Co., No. 4, drill.
ing; Kelly & Co., Baird tract, No. A,
rig up; East side Of river, in Hickory
wp.-Church farm, Grove q Co., No.
1, drilling; Furnace tract, Pittsburg
parties, rig up; Posey6eld, Peter
Berry, rig up.
The Proper Bros. we'll, on the Mat
tison tract, Harmony twp, was report.
ed dry, but it don't look that way,
since they have just taken in a new
boiler and other machinery, besides
putting in $50 tank, &c.
The Dawson heirs, near the station,
have not given up their well as u
duster yet, but have been driving it
down deeper during the past week,
and are now down over 800 feet. A
sample of the sand from the last bit
run is pronounced by judges to be "all
right" and it wouldn't be surprising
if it we're.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-03-06
Cooksburg, Feb. "a.
ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.

ANOTHER CORhESPONDENI'
Protracted meetings closed at Clar.
ington last Thursday evening.
Rev. Stone, assisted by Rev. Ed.
wards, held quarterly meeting ut
Green wood last Sabbath.
Eli Kuhns is talking of going to
York State in the spring to look after
bis interest in the Gale estate.
An infant daughter of Mr.. William
Irwin of Cooksburg, died on last Sat
urday evening of pneumonia. Fune'
raj on Sunday at Greenwood.
The w. G. T. U. is going to have an
oyster supper at the Greenwood Hall
on next Tuesday evening, for the ben.
fit of Rev. Delo.
We understand that Profs. Stewart
and Cowan, two Of Barnett's peda.
gogues. are going to have a Spelling
bee" at the close Of their schools.
There is considerable sickness in
this neighborhood this spring.
Mch 1. SCRIBLER.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-03-06
Fertig Items.

Sleighing has taken its departure.
The merchants of our village are
kept busy hauling goods from Oil
City, aud business is very good, taken
all in all.
Quite an excitement in drilling is
prevailing at Sandy Creek, about three
miles from here, and some good wells
are being struck.
Mr.. McKeeber is drilling a well
near Salina; we wish him success.
Mr.. NJ. Deatrich came home from
Forest county, where he has been en-
gagged in drilling, and reports business
good with an upward tendency. Mr..
Deatrich speaks well of Forest county,
and expects to 60 back 10 few days.
Sickness is very prevalent in this
vicinity. and our physicians are kept
busy. Mr.. r. McKusick, who has
lately entered upon the practice, is
highly spoken Of as a doctor.
Prof. Decker lectured to a large
audience at the NJ. E Church on
''Modern Education and Habits" The
Prof is not very eloquent but his talk
was instructive, and was we'll taken by
some and others, whose vile and foul
habits were Illuminated, pronounced
him no good. The Prof informs us
that be was in partnership with Horace
Greely and is read in 7 languages.
March 4. OBSERVER.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-03-06
Shut Up Your Cattle. The Fence
Law Repealed.

Advices from Harrisburg convey
the intelligence that the fence law of
100, which provided that fences, in
order to be legal, should be "horse
high, bull strong aud hog tight" was
repealed by vote of 1l2 to y, in
the House on Wednesday of last week.
This means that people must now shut
up their cattle or abide by the conse'
quences. This is pretty tough medi.
cine for our county, but there seems
to be nothing better than to grin and
bear it. There seems to be only one
way out of the dilemma for our citi,
zens: If every farmer and his neigh
bor, and his neighbours neighbor will
agree to continue the practice of fenc.
ing against cattle as heretofore, there
will be little trouble, and the people
can keep stock just the same as for.
merly, but if there is one kicker in the
lot it will spoil the whole, aud all will
be obliged to keep their bOvines and
"sich" peuned up.
But we will all know more about
show the old thing works" a year or
two hence.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-03-06
DON'T EXPEIiINIENT.

You cannot afford to waste time in ex~
perimenting when your lungs are in dan
ger. Consumption always seems at first,
only a cold. Do not permit any dealer to
impose upon you with some cheap imita-
ton of Dir. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, but be
sure you get the genuine. Because he
can make more profit he may tell you ne
has something just as good or just the
same. Don't be deceived, but insist upon
getting DR.. Kings New Discovery, which
is guaranteed TO give relief in all Throat,
Lung and Chest affections. Trial bottles
free at G. w, Boyard's Drug Store,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-03-06
. FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.

Member Of cbndress-JAMEs T. MAI
FErr.
Member ofScnate--J. II. WILSON.
biV--CHARLEs a. RANDALL.
Presiden Badge-W. d: Brown.
Associdte Judgcs-LEw1s ARNER. JNo.
A. PROPER
FreasHrer--SoL0MoN FITzoERALD.
rothoNotdrV, Register q Recorder, &C.
LvIN M. ARNER.
eteri6.--aEo. w. SAwYER.
f'bptn,ssio rers--WM. p. SHIELDS, G.
A. LEDEBuR, J. j. PARSONS.
C0Wnty Sup Nperintefdent-GRo.W w. KERR
~ 2istsict AttorneV-P. NJ. CLARK.
ts0isry Cbnmfssioners--C. II. CHURCH,
AMOS r. CooPER.
C0NRty' iSurVeyer-H G. WHITTEK1N.
- Coroner DIR. ]. w. MORROW.
~ County A 4Wditors--E. l.. JONES, II. ".
0fLLRsPIE, WIN. BLuN.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-03-06
Barnett Notes.

Jim has discarded his mustache.
Rev. Delo being sick, Rev. Stone
preached at Green wood last Sabbath.
Miss Ella Brenneman, who is teach
ing in Clarion county, visited her
parents the latter part of last week.
Mr.. irwin Munholland who has
been saving on the Cyphert & Martin
stave mill near Reidsburg, is at home
on a short vacation.
One of our citizens took his spite
out at his teacher by sending him a
one. cen. valentine. We trust that
that man will rest easier hereafter.
IKNow WHO.
M
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-03-06
A Sound Legal Opinion.

Z. Bainbridge Munday Esq,
Atty, Clay Co., Tex. says: "Haye
Electric Bitters with most happy results.
My brother also was very low with Ma,
larial Fever and Jaundlce, but was cured
bv timely use of this medicine. Am sat
isfied Electric Bitters saved his life." Mr..
D. l. Wilcoxson, of Horse Cave, KY, adds
a like testimony, saying "He positively
believes he would have died. had it not
been for Electric Bitters. This great rem
edy will ward off, as well as cure all Ma
larial Diseases, and for all Kidney, Liver
and Stomach Disorders stands unequaled.
Price soc. and Sl.0O at G. w. Bovard's
Drug Store.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-03-06
Temperance Mass Meeting.

Two weeks ago, at the request OF
friends Of Prohibition, we announced
a meeting Of those interested in the
Amendment for the purpose of organ
ization and preparing plan for united
work. At the fixed time the Court
House was pretty well filled with
class Of ladies and gentlemen who ap.
peared pleased with the numbers as
we'll as the cause they we're there to
advance.
Mr.. George Watson Of the Borough,
called the meeting to order by nomi
mating Rev. G. G. Rumberger as
Chairman; following his election Mr.
j. Fl, Diugman and DIR. S. S. fowler
were chosen Secretaries. The Chair.
maD, as a delegate to the State Con.
vention of the 18th inst, gave
detailed account Of its work and the
harmony and confidence with which its
members separated, TO enter upon the
campaign for "God and Home and
Native Land"
A motion by DR.. fowler was carried
that the chair appoint a person or
persons from each township on perma.
nent organization, which shall have
power to elect a chairman Of the
County Committee. The chair ap-
pointed DR.. s. S. fowler of jerks, Z,
S. Collins Of Green, Sye Neill of Har,
mony, G. F. Gillespie of Kingsley, E,
G. Maze Of Barnett, Lewis Kiester
and T. J. Bowman of Hickory, Jos.
Grove and Geo. Watson of the Bor.
ough, Wm. Hood of Tionesta twp, G..
w. Hawks of Howe. These gentle
men, after a short private deliberation
which grew somewhat tiresome to
those outside-announced their choice
to be Hon. E. L. Davis, Chairman !;
Geo. Watson, Jos. Grove and A. B.
Kelly of the Borough, Rev. H. Rhodes
of Tionesta twp, G. w. Hawks of
Howe, w. ]. Foreman and Guy Hill
lizard of Hickory, Orion Siggius of
Harmony, G. F. Gillespie and D. B.
Toby of Kingsley, E. G. Maze and
Jas. Gray of Barnett, G. w. Amsler
and j. w. Kahl Jr., of Jenks, james
Gilfllan, F. E. Allison and 7. D. Col.
lins of Green, with power to add to
their numbers to equalize representa-.
ton.
The organization of the evening
was unchanged. Rev. G. G. Rumber.
ger was chosen Chairman Of the Fl.
nance Committee, with power to select
his associates A motion was made
by Mrs. Irwin that the chair appoint
a committee on resolutions to which
all resolutions shall be submitted with.
out debate. Mesdames Irwin, Derrick.
son and Davis, and Messrs. James
Gilfillan, A., NJ. Brooks and Eli Hole
man were named as such committee
At this point DR.. fowler was called
for and in his happy style delivered g
most interesting speech. The tendency
of his discourse was scientific and biz
argument and conclusions were mos
convincing. At 9;20 Hon. j. H
Osmer OF Franklin, began a 55 minute
talk, for which he had made no prep
aration before his arrival here, anC
we are free to say the large audience
was neither weary nor inattentive
but on the contrary, charmed with hi
logic and eloquence. At the conclu
sion of Mr. Osmer's speech the chair
man called for contributions, and die
it so well, keeping his hearers in gooC
humor by fitting illustrations, that th'
summing up of the subscriptions wa
1901 90. That our temperance folk
enter the field very much encouraged
and with most hopeful outlook, goe'
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