The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-10-02

-"Feebly che laugheth in the Ian.
guild moon, while Porphyro upon her
face doth look" and wonders what has
swelled it 80. When he finds it is
neuralgia however, he does not lose his
head, but having twenty five cents in
his inside pocket invests in bottle Of
Salvation OIL.
Another popular Harvest Excur.
sion at half rates will be run from Oil
City by the N. Y. P. & o. railroad to
all points west of the Missouri and
Ohio rivers, on October Sth. Write
to r. H. Wallace, Ticket Agent, Oil
City, for detailed information.
DIR. Morrow has sent his resigna.
tion as Coroner to Governor Beaver,
and our county is now without that
official. The offices Of Coroner and
Pension Examining Surgeon, it seems,
are incompatible, hence the resigna.
tion. The DR.. has also sent his letter
of declination TO Chairman Sigworth
as the Republican candidate for Coro.
ner, which will necessitate the naming
of another candidate on the ticket.
The pheasant season was opened
early yesterday morning Immediately
in the rear of our Office, where one
was observed to light on tree, by
Judge Campbell, Harry Maze killed
it with Jim Fones' shot guu. We feel
insulted we keep a dog, two guns,
and fair supply of ammunition at
hand, and yet the measly bird evi.
IDENTIFY selected this as the safest spot
to be ON the opening day of the season.
On Friday Sept. 20, Joseph
Maerbaum, a married man, was almost
instantly killed, at Curll, Campbell IL
Co.'s saw mill, at Gilfoyle, this county.
He was the off bearer, and while hand
ling a scantliug was thrown onto the
main belt, thence against the large fly
wheel, which hurled him with great
force to the roof of the mill. He
lived but short time. His wife is
visiting relatives in Germany, Of which
country the unfortunate man was a
native.
The Deyrick's oil report for the
month of September shows 492 wells
completed, with a production of 6958
barrels, and SO dry holes; this is a
decrease Of 80 in number Of wells
completed compared with the August
report, and a decrease of 1916 barrels
in the production. The number of
rigs up aud drilling at the end of the
month was 967, or net increase of 3
over the August showing. This is
what is vulgarly styled "bullish"
report, and the hope is that the mar
ket will "bull' up peg or two.
We are sorry to learn that our
county is losing one of its old and
highly esteemed citizens, in the person
of Mr.. w. G. Bromley, of Stewards
Run, who will depart with his family
for Oil City to morrow, where be will
engage with the Enterprise Milling
Co. Mr.: Bromley has been with us
for mauy years, in fact enlisted for the
war from this county, and during his
residence here has always borne an
unblemished reputation as an houora.
BILE and upright citizen. We join the
many friends of the family in best
wishes for their future success and
happiness.
Two or three parties connected
With the Blizzard are go fortunate as
to be the owners of shotguDs, and they
wish to state, for the edifcation of the
public in general. and those person;
who are 10 the habit of borrowing, in
particular, that those guns will be ir
use every day from this time until the
first day of January.-@ City Biz
card. Heretofore the REPUBLICAS
has kept the borough gun," but WI
wish now to inform the chronic Dor
rOwers that we have joined the Biz
cards club, and that our gun will b,
in constant use from this on till tn,
season closes.
Sheriff Sawyer, with deputies w
A. Hilands and Chas Hunter, convey
ed Aquilla and Sic Mong, and Franl
Hunter to the penitentiary on Thurs
day last. Messrs. Sawyer and Hunte
were accompanied by their wives VIII,
took advantage of the opportunity t,
inspect the great prison. They brough
home some pieces of bric.a.brac a
souvenirs; among which is a pictur,
frame made of hardwood and beauti