The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-10-09
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.


-Ex.SheriHf Wheelock of Clarion,
was in town last evening.
Collins & Co. started eight barges
for the Pittsburgh market on last
weeks rise.
Will J. Pettigrew Of President,
was up Monday evening and gave the
REPUBLICAN a pleasant call.
Mr.. Henry Sibble, of German
Hill, is rejoicing over the arrival Of
an eleven pound farmer at his domi.
cile yesterday morning.
Mrs. G. w. Bovard's millinery
opening days will be on next Monday
and Tuesday, October 14th and 18th.
All are invited to call.
Frosted feet may be cured in one
or two days by the use Of Salvation
Oil, the great pain destroyer. For
sale at all druggists rs cents.
The first real snow storm of the
season clustered over this section last
Monday morning. It didn't lay long,
but it was the genuine article.
Mr.. Robinson expects to eat his
Thanksgiving turkey in his new man.
sion and it wouldn't be surprisin' if he
did, from present appearances.
The State Normal School at
Clarion, Pa, has an increased attend.
ance this fall term Of about fifty over
the corresponding term of last year.
Our local politicians are making
active arrangements for the next cam.
paign. They ordered box of DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup, and feel confident
aud happy.
The County Commissioners are in
session this week. They have a big
job on hand in passing on the bills Of
costs in the criminal cases at the late
,, session of court.
The river bridge is receiving some
very substantial repairs in the way o
, new joists and planks. Meanwhile
the night travel is obstructed as viii
be seen by notice elsewhere in thi'
issue.
: Now gather your chestnuts for thu
winter, the burr,opener was arounC
= last night in the shape Of "jacl
frost" that will make the leaves fl.
] and the nuts fall like hail for the mex
few days.
L. j. Hopkins has returned fron
the East with the finest stock of good
= that reliable old establishment ha
ever brought on. The goods are ther
, for sale, aud sold they will be, wit
= the most reckless disregard for prices
r Call early and avoid the crush.
= "A collision took place between
7 passenger aud freight train on the "
: N. Y. q p. near Cory on Ssturda
last, but no one was seriously injured
L. w. Bessy, baggage master, an
t. we'll known to number of our reaC
ers, was somewhat bruised but nj
badly.
of Mr.. j. II. Dingman, who hi
Al Al been suffering with illness for the pa
er three weeks, departed for Philadelpb
I. yesterday afternoon to receive medic
l. treatment because Of the alarming N
- ture of the disease, His wife, al
physician, DIR. Rumberger, aocou
panied him.
a. o. Physicians say that owing to d
OF potato rot, great care should be exc
- cised iu preparing potatoes for COO
ing, to see that they are perfect
sound. Much sickness may be o
waited by proper care in this matte
{ It ia not safe to boil tho tubers wi
their Jackets" on.
Since the season opened it h
g been discovered that pheasants a
unusually scarce. The continuous "
weather of May and june last is su
- posed to have been too much for t
young broOds just hatched; at LEI
this seems to be the only cause {
y, signable for the scarcity.
'k' &C. E. Miller, station agent
- ROuseville, was shot by burglar
Sunday night last. Mr.. Miller b
business at the station at a late no
All All that night and surprised the burgla
to four of them, one of whom fred
IN. n him, the ball lodging in his bFea
ca ca The wound was not Herious.
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