The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-02-12
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.


Henry Groce, Of Kellettville, was
granted an original pension on Feb. 3.
For fine work at moderate prices
go to Sires' Photograph Gallery. See
notice.
Ben w. May, of Chicago, is Wis.
iting his mother, Mrs. H. II. May,
this week.
Mr.. j. B. Pearsall, Of Clarington,
was in town yesterday, and made us u
short call.
-Sires' Photograph Gallery 10 this
place is again open for the transac
ton of business.
ID. w, Morgan, a well known
citizen of that place, was last week ap.
pointed postmaster at Franklin.
If you want bargains in Watches,
Clocks, Jewelry and Silverware, call
at A. C. Guth's Jewelry Store. If
-Wolcott & Co.'S well on the Pow.
nell tract, Hickory township, went
through the sand yesterday and was
dry.
John B Mason, Of Pit Hole City,
was a guest of bis brother, DR.. Mason,
of this place, Saturday and. Sunday
last.
Spring election comes on next
Tuesday, the 18th. Every body turn
out and get excited over "our candi
date"
The spring term of the Clarion
State Normal School will open on
April 1st. Preparation has been
made to do better work than ever be.
fore.
Although coming somewhat later
than on previous occasions, aud being
administered in smaller quantities, the
snow of the last few days was greatly
appreciated by all.
j. B. Legnard, Esq, of Wauke.
gan, III accompanied by his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ed Blakely, of Franklin,
was visitor at the home of Mrs. II
II. May, over last Sabbath.
Prof. Geo. P. Bible will give an
entertainment for the benefit of Capt.
Geo. Stow Post, at the Court House,
on Tuesday, Feb. %. He has a very
high reputation as an elocutionist
Benefit the cause by being present.
AT the last license term of court
in Venango county Pleasantville was
granted a hotel license. The nexI
issue, thereafter, of the Commercial
Record was a week late. P. S.-Bro.
Mapes says that it was "all on account
of the grippe"
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup = the
working mans friend. You, who have
to be out in all sorts of weather and
cant afford to lay by, can not afford
to be without DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
Consumption follows in the wake of q
neglected cold.
The Oil City Republicans held
their primaries last Saturday, and
nominated the following ticket: May.
or, W. G. Hunt; City Treasurer, j
M. Berry Controller, II. c. Sweeney
The Democrats held their primaries
on Monday, and nominated DR.
Ritchey for Mayor; Matt. Derrick fol
Treasurer, and James G. Fox for Con
trcller.
Mrs. Helsell, aged about 81 years
died after a short illness from il
grippe, at the home Of her daughter
Mrs. G. Lougee, of Stewarts Run, oil
Tuesday, February 4, 1890. The fu
neral services we're conducted in tn,
White Church, by Rev. JAS. T. Bren
nan, on Thursday, and the remains
were laid to rest in the Stewards Rur
cemetery.
The Lucinda oil district of Clar
ion is not so delusive as was supposed
Judgment was hastily pronounced
against Lucinda. The new we'll o
Cadwallader. Leeper & Co. is pro
nOunced by its owners to be bettei
than its neighbor, which is now flow
ing 70 bbls. per day. The oil is 494'
gravity, being g. lighter than OF
heretofore found there. - Franklil
Nelos.
-"He jests at scars, who never fel
a wound" and he can afford to laugl
at the horrors of rheumatism, VIII,
never had a touch of its quality. Blu
it seems the time has come for a uni
versal laugh-since it is known tina
/ Salvation Oil eures mains of all nossi