The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-03-27

forty dollars IN money and all OF Mrs.
Braces jswelry, comprising valuable
watches, pins and rings.
There's no terror, headache, in
your threats" for l am armed so
strong with remedy that pass pain
by, as an idle word, which 1 respect
not since the discovery of Salvation
Oil. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
Col. Silas j. Marlin, one of
Brookville's most prominent and es.
teemed citizens, died at his home on
Sunday last. Colonel Marlin was
we'll and favorably known to a large
number Of our Forest county citizens.
"A camp of the Patriotic Order
Sons of America is to be instituted in
this place tomorrow evening in the
second story room of the Partridge
building. All who have signed the
roll are requested to be promptly on
hand.
Adam Harms of President has the
contract of delivering the lumber for
twenty rigs, which he is getting from
this place and transporting by water.
The drilling for which this lumber is
intended will be done between Presi.
dent and Fryburg.
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&C. A. McClintock, of Dempsey.
town, we'll known to many of our
readers, has returned from a southern
trip, says the Franklin Ne,Cs. He
purchased 1000 acres Of timber land
in West Virginia, within seven miles
of Huntington, and will commence
making slaves in the near future.
Mr.. j. H. Hardison, who was
formerly a prominent operator in the
oil regions, but removed to Kansas
some years ago, has returned to his
old love, and is again engaged in
active operations in this section. His
family arrived on Monday, and they
will occupy the Partridge house. We
cordially welcome Mr.. H. and family
to our midst.
William Kearns, connected with
the National Transit at North Claren.
don, has met with sad bereaveme q t
in the drowning of his eldest daught.
er, Mary, aged about Is years, on
Tuesday of last week. While out
gathering mountain tea with some
other children, she attempted to cross
a foot log over stream, a branch of
Tionesta creek, and fell into the water
and was drowned.
AT meeting Of the NJ. E. Sab.
bath School board, held in the church
Monday evening, for the purpose of
electing officers of the S. S. for the
ensuing year, the following were
chosen Supt., j. H. Dingman Assist
Supt., Eli Holeman; Secretary, j. H.
Fones Treasurer, Mrs. B. NJ. Devices !;
Librarian, Russell G. DiDgman; AS.
sistants, Harry Watson and Lewis
Arner; Organist, Miss Emma Sloan.
Rick B., the FIVE. year.old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Silk, of Warren,
died at 2 o'clock this morning, aged
about five years, after an illness of
only few days. Deceased was the
only child of Mr.. and Mrs. Silk, their
little daughter having died a few years
ago. The afflicted father and mother
have numerous friends in Oil City
who join the Blizzard in sympathizing
with them over their great loss.-BHs.
card. In which sympathy the REPUB,
LIcAN and many Tionesfa friends also
join.
We wish, though little late, to
join with their friends in extending
congratulations and good wishes to
Mr.. Harry Harp and Miss Mary
Shick, who were united in marriage
on the 7th inst, by Rev. F. P. Hum.
NELL. The bride aud groom have
commenced life at their new home, at
Marienville, where Mr.. Harp has
opened barber shop and news stand.
May success aud happiness attend
them BroOkvlle Democrat. We cor.
daily welcome all such acquisitions to
our county.
Information is wanted as to the