The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-01-29
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

All kinds OF keys male from du.
plicates, at f. w. Laws.
See the new ad. of NJ. Levy, Mar
ienville, Pa, in this issue.
Will j. Elder of Nebraska, was
n pleasant caller at this Office Monday.
Mrs. Jerry Black is dangerously
i'll at her home at Gilfoyle, this county.
Jared p. Hulipg, of the Pleas.
antvillc oil field, was over for few
hours last Sabbath.
-Groundhog day occurs on the I'd
prox. Well see what he has to pre-.
diet for the next six weeks.
III. w. Roberts of Mayville, N.
Y, accompanied by his young SOD,
Burt, spent last Sabbath in town.
H. w. Ledebur and w. Ii. Stright,
Of East Hickory, were pleasant visitors
TO the REPUBLICAN Office yesterday.
Our old friend John r. Stroup Of
German Hill, gave us a pleasant call
Monday, still quite hale and hearty.
JAS. T. Brennan talks of erecting
dwelling on his lot opposite his
present residence. He will try to
complete it by April first.
United Presbyterian services will
be held in the school house next Sab
bath at 1 1 a. m, and A p. III. Rev.
William Cooke will officiate.
The people Of Nebraska are en-.
joying the beauties of natural gas
these days, the "vapor" having been
turned into the line last week.
New rolls put in clothes wringers.
During the next few months special
attention will be given to repairing
and jobbing. F. w. LAW.
The spring elections occur two
weeks from next Tuesday, or Feb. Is.
Candidates are not budding very rap.
idly as yet, Notwithstanding the un.
usually mild weather.
We see it stated that j. B. Mates
of Butler county, is likely TO be the
supervisor of census of this, tenth,
district, he having been recommended
by Supt. Of Census, Il. p. Porter.
In the re. e.formation of the new w.
G. T. u. state organization, Mrs. HUI
lings, of Venango, was elected super
intendent Of temperance work among
railroad employees, soldiers and sailors.
The library aud the facilities for
manual training at the Clarion State
Norma! School are attracting wide at.
tention. We know of no institution
better equipped for its work, or more
popular with its students.
Henry Sibble has now a good
we'll Of water on his farm on German
Hill. 1t is 1l3 feet deep, and was
drilled with rig gotten up by him.
setf and Louis Behrens, which did its
work rapidly and well. They should
get it patented.
The devil would persist in bother.
ing Martin Luther until the baldhead
monk dispatched him with bottle oi
ink; so we learn that bottle of ink
might rid you of any devil, but bot.
tie Of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup will al,
ways rid you of any cold.
Mr.. A. II. Steele, President ol
the Pennsylvania Petroleum & She
mango Valley Railroad, was married
in Erie, Wednesday evening, the 22d
inst to Miss Nellie MehafIey, of that
city. Mr.. Steele was a former resi-.
dent of this place, but now resides 10
New York.
An Erie county exchange says
that since 1860 that county has had
but two candidates Op the Republican
state ticket-Judge Soulher, 10 1862,
for Surveyor General, and Hon. Hen.
ry Rawle, 10 1876, for State Treasurer.
That's two more than Forest county
has had since the Declaration of Inde.
pedence.
1t is simply wonderful how a good
thing gets known and appreciated. 10
the public school examinations now
they ask the small boys: "Who was
the first man ?" "Adam." "The first
woman?" "Eve." "Who was the
22nd President of the United States 2''
"Grover Cleveland" "What is the
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