The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-11-05
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil market closed yesterday 7Ss.

pension.
Will Klinestiver, of GoliDza
Mills, reports a new boy at his house
last Saturday.
Miss Emma Woodburn of Frank.
lin, is visiting Misses Maggie and
Artie Robinson.
Frank Scribner, of Reynoldsville,
was in the city this afternoon on his
way to Tiones,a. Blizsard, Nov. 8.
Mr. Cephas Moon has our thanks
for II quantity of the incest carrots our
eyes have feasted upon for some time.
Next Tuesday and Wednesday
will be opening days at Mrs. Bovard's.
Our ladies should remember the dates
aud drop in and see what an elegant
stock of millinery goods she has to
show them.
Hopkins & Co. are out in a new
ad. this week that speaks for itself in
words both loud and strong. They
give all cordial invitation to call and
give them chance to prove what
they claim.
j. NJ. Mintz swings new ad. to
the Fall breezes this week, and asks
an inspection of his stock and prices
by the public generally. He makes
claims which he feels confident he is
able TO substautiate.
To-day is clear and pleasant. 1t
looks like Indian Summer had come.
But we won't prophecy; before this
reaches our readers it may be raining
or showing and Indian Summer at
least year of,
The rabbit season is on now, aud
the game is quite plenty in almost
every section. Up to five or six years
ago rabbits were considerable of a
rarity in tbese parts, but they seem to
be getting plenlier each year.
The teachers institute of this
county is booked to commence OH
on Monday, December 29th, this year.
Supt. Kerr has arrangements pretty
well along for one Of the best insti.
tutes that has yet been held in the
county.
Adam might have been the "good
lest man of men since born" but it
doesn't appear that he ever did any.
thing especially good for his large
family. What a lasting blessing he
might have left behind if he could
have made Salvation Oil and kill pain.
Friends here received the intelli,
gence, Monday, of the death of Mrs.
Gilbert Mckinley, on the 2Sth ult., at
her home in Lansdsle, Montgomery
county. She was formerly Miss Jane
Sibbald, and had many old friends in
this section, who will regret very .ch
to hear the sad news of her death.
1t is reported that oil has been
sruck in a we'll on the Watson farm,
Howe twp. The location of the we'll,
as nearly as We can learn, is on sub.
5S of Warrant 2736 Should this
venture prove a success, or even fair
well, the probability is that it will
open a new and large field of opera.
tions in that section.
Geo. NJ. Walter, messenger of the
Adams Express Company, Baltimore,
Md, says; Having used DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup for the past ten years in
my family, wish to say that l con.
slider it the best Cough Syrup 1 ever
used. 1t has cured my children OF
Group several times and saved me
many a doctors bill"
"A sad accident occurred on Bo.
vee's lease in Harmony township on
Tuesday evening of this week. A
young man, whose name is unknown
from Kinzua, was on the lease looking
for work. He climbed up and wa;
standing on the top of an oil! tank
when the decking gave way under hi;
feet and he fell into the tank and wa,
drowned in the oil before be could be
rescued.
Contractors Joyce & Diekragel
have completed the stone work on the
Nebraska bridge, and the filling of the
abulmenis will be finished as fast al
the work can be accomplished. The
contractors for the iron work will moi
be more than three weeks in getting
the bridge together after the materials
are on the ground, and so within tn,
next fouror five weeks at least the
new structure will be ready for public
travel.