The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-01-09
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

terday by the receipt Of $175 pension
check.
Hon. G. A. Randall was home
during the vacation of the legislature,
returning yesterday.
e. E and j. E. Stitzinger, Of
Strobleton, gave the REPUBLICAN q
call Saturday Of last week.
Rev. Gaines is conducting a sue.
cessfdl revival meeting at the f. M.
Church, which is we'll attended nightly.
Ed. Bennett, one of Tionesta's s
bright young men, is taking course
of studies at Clarke Business College,
Erie.
Mrs. Chas. Russell and sister,
Miss Mary McMillen, are paying a
visit to relatives and friends at New
Hudson, N. Y.
-Supt. Kerr is able to be up and
about again, but still somewhat weak.
He will likely be able to resume his
duties in few days,
Misses Ida Ruff and Lizzie In
mer of Pittsburgh, are paying Tones
ia visit as the guests Of the formers
siser, Mrs. VIII w. Hulings.
Auditors Jones, Gillespie and
Blum, with ex Supt. Hillard ss clerk,
are going over the, accounts of the
several county officials this week.
The lumbermen of this section
are beginning to feel trife uneasy
over the slim prospects of snow. And
TO tell the truth the present outlook is
anything but encouraging.
The prettest sight in the world
is pretty woman's foot in a Jersey
Lily boot, and since Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup cures all sorts of colds all
women can wear them.
Forrest Shoup has given up Colo
rado, where he has resided for the past
Is months, and after spending few
days in town with his family and
friends, he departed for Pittsburgh,
where he expects to locate.
Nothing new from the Dawson
Run oil field to report this ok, none
of the lately started wells having been
completed. The Wolcott we'll at the
east end of the Hickory bridge is
down, and duster, finding neither oil
nor gas,
john Curtis, the eight months
old child of John and Phoebe Hinder,
of near Newmausville, died on the
ID inst. He was the only child and
the sunshine of the household, and
the bereaved parents have the sympa.
thy of all the community in their loss.
Two oil tanks belonging to the
Proper Reserve Oil Co., at Balltown,
each of about 700 barrels capacity,
were destroyed by fire on Saturday
night last. About 100 barrels of oil
we're consumed. The cause of the
fire is a mystery, and looks like the
work Of an iucendiary.
-"The sweetest thing that ever
grew beside human door" was little
May, until she took to having head.
aches--for a time she lost her beauty,
but one bright day her Papa bought
bottle of Salvation Oil, and 10 she is
as sweet aud pretty as ever. Only
twenty five cents bottle.
Duncan Buchanan, whose illness
and removal to st. Vincent's Hospital,
Erie, we mentioned heretofore, died
at that institution on Wednesday last,
I'd inst. He had quite large circle
of friends in this vicinity, who were
grieved to learn of his death. His
home was on Prince Edward Island,
Ontario.
The military company of this
place which has been in training for
some time back in the hope that it
would be assigned to the vacancy in
the 10th Regiment, N. G. p, under
Col KrePs, is left, a company from
Erie having been chosen. But our
boys can console themselves with the
thought that day may come when
the powers that be may be mighty
glad to receive a company of such
hardy vounp hlood into thair rankz