The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-12-04
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

-Oli MARKET closeu yesIeiuhy A'OOF'
Matchmaker. Ralle has again 10.
Gated in Tionesta.
David Barnett of the famous Low
Price Store has flung q neat little
sign to the breezes.
DIR. and Mrs. Jackson and their
son, of Oil City, spent Thanksgiving
day as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas
T. Brennan.
Farmers will find that Salvation
Oil is cure remedy for frosted feet.
All druggists keep it. 1t is sold for
25 cents a bottle.
Forest Lodge, No. 1S4, A. o. u.
W., elects officers next Friday eve.
ming, and II is hoped there will be a
good turnout of the members.
The Hardison we'll was finished
Saturday and is practically q duster.
A fair sand was found, and a small
quantity of oil, but not enough, hard.
ly, to call it a well.
Ben and Ted Kelly were home on
n short vacation from their school at
Salisbury, during the week, returning
on Monday. Forest Bovard also re-.
turned to his studies at Grove City,
Monday.
The best training school for teach.
ers is the model school connected
with the Normal, at Clarion. Miss
Sykes, a graduate of Col. Parker's
school at Normal Park, is the popular
training teacher.
Mr.. Halbert Cowdry of Gowanda,
N. Y, is paying his nephew, Chas.
Russell, visit. He brought his fox.
hound with him and will help to rid
our county of few of these pests
before returning.
! fellow "out west" had this item
in b paper few days ago: "Antici-
patiug a great rush Of business, We
prepared several receipt books, to be
used in our subscription business
Some of those books are still on our
hands"
-Joe Lauders will give one OF hi:
popular dances at the. rink on Christ
mas night, to which a general and
cordial invitation is extended. Nc
Graw's full orchestra will be in at
tendance, aud FIRST class supper will
be served. 81.
In the case Of Commonwealth
agains. Wm. M1ng and Daniel Wal
ters, tried in Clarion last week, the
jury found the defendants guilty al
indicted, but we have not learned
whether or not they have received theil
sentences yet.
Last week we stated that james
NJ. Mills had heeu appointed post
master at Elulalia, this county, getting
our information from the list of ap
pointments published in the city
dailies, which we learn was a mistake
Mr.. John II. Robertson being th'
lucky man. Bro. Il. will pardon u
and accept our congratulations.
Our former townsman, Mr.. G. d
Baker, who is now in Cleveland at
tending medical college, writes, in th
exuberance of his soul: ats al
eight pound boy! very smart anc
handsome! They say be looks just lik
his pa Made his arrival on the 25tl
ult." Daddy Baker will please con
slider himself congratulated by all hi
old friends hereabouts.
-"Germania," fortnightly journa
devoted to the study of the Germal
language and literature, is one Of tn
handsOmest and best publications q
its kind extant. As help to teach
,, ers aud students it is invaluable, an,
to those who are contemplating tn
study of German it will at once rec
ommend itself. Send Is cents to A
w. Spsnhoofd, P. o. Box 80. Man
chester, N. H., for a sample copy.
} Mr.. T. d. Collins is arranging
, pipe the gas from the well on Fo
creek, Green township, to Nebraska
and has ordered The pipe for that pur
pose, The we'll is strong one. w
understand it is the intention of tn
company which drilled the we'll to pu
down one or two more in the vicinit
in the hope of getting oil, aud if moi
then more gas. And since this iter
was pot ia type we learn that Collins