The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-11-19
S. Il Hnslel & Sons have a new

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thing that can reasonably be desired
by purchasers. The furniture busi
ness was never go extensively carried
on in this place as this firm has estab.
lished, and there's no reason why they
should not receive tho undivided pat.
ronsge of our people. Call and look
over the handsome display.
"A large deer was killed in Forest
county one day last week, and sent as
a present to Mr.. Henry Curll. We
bad the pleasure of appeasing the
Cravings Of our stomach with a good
ly piece Of the same on Sunday last,
given us by Mr.. Curll - Clarion Rep.
Gazette. The killing of deer nova.
days, even in Forest county, is such a
rarity, that we cannot refrain from re.
producing an item such as the fore.
going as a matter Of important news.
BY the Franklin News Of last
Friday we observe that a license to
wed had been granted to Hugh NJ.
Thomson Of Stewards Run, this county,
aud Miss Emma j. Perry, of Centre.
vile, Venaugo county. "Cully's"
many friends up here will join us in
extending best wishes for long, pros.
porous and happy married life. p. S.
Since the foregoing was set up we
learn that tho nuptial knot was tied in
Franklin, by Rev. N. II. Holmes, Of
the NJ. L. Church.
-Lnok out for them. A new SWIM
ding scheme is being perpetrated upon
the unsuspectiug farmers by smooth
talking individuals who claim to be
advertising a Chicago paint house. AS
an inducement to get their goods be-
fore the people they will furnish free
Of charge, ten gallons of paint, pro.
vided the farmer will sign contract
to use some on his house or barn upon
its arrival; the contract then signed
afterwards turns up in the fnrm of an
order for 100 gallons Of paint at 1926
per gallon.
Geo. II. Higgins, Esq and Sena'
tor Allen returned from Spartansburg,
Pa, Tuesday, having attended the
funeral of Mr.. Moses Higgins, the
formers father, highly respected aud
prominent citizen of Spartansburg,
who died last Sunday night after a
brief illness. aged rs years. Truly
the many friends OF Mr.. Higgins 10
Warren county will deeply sympathize
with him in his severe afflictious -
Wdrren Nail, Nov. II. And so will
his large circle of Forest county
friends, who admire the pluck and
sturdy manhood of one like he. Such
energy and nerve as Mr.. Higgins has
shown in the past five months are de.
serving of success, and he is bound to
reach the top round of the ladder
sooner or later.
DR. Carson Shamburg, one Of the
well known meu in the oil regions
aud once "a resident Of West Hickory
this county, died on Saturday last in
a New York hospital where he had
been receiving medical treatment fol
some time. He died Of blood poison
ing produced by an operation per
formed short time previous in the
hospital. DIR. Shamburg was DENTS
in Pithole 10 1865, and iu 1866 be
came interested in Gil operations q
what was afterwards known as Sham
burg, and was in fact the founder o
that field. He was a successful pro
ducer, and one Of the prominent mel
of this section. His remains were in
tered in Woodlawu cemetery, Titus
vile, yesterday. Three grown son
survive him. His wife died twelv
years ago.
Mrs. Sarah Carson, wife of ou
venerable friend r NJ Carson, died q
her home near Newmansville, Clario
county, on Saturday morning, Nov
10, 1890. The deceased was born i
Centre county, July IS, 1918. Whe
3 years of age her parents removed t
Huntingdon county, where she wa
married, on Dec. 26, 1888, 10 MI
Carson, who survives her. In 1856
she moved with her husband and fam
lily to the place where she died. Mr.
G. was the mother Of six sons and tw
daughters, all living. Her death wa
very sudden and unexpected, she bein
: in her usual good health the day bt
L fore, and for one of her age she Ell
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