The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-10-22
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
oil market closed yesterday 800.

his family to near Pittsburgh, where
he is engaged in the oil fields.
The beauty craze has revolution.
lied society aud DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup has revolutionized the treatment
of coughs and colds.
Miss Matte Waterman enter
tanned about forty of her little friends
at her grandpa's house last Friday
evening, on the occasion Of her birth.
day anniversary.
Mrs. A. b. Kelly has been chosen
a delegate to represent Forest, Venan.
60 and Elk counties at the next an.
nual National Convention of the w.
G. 7. u, which meets in Atlanta,
Georgia.
L. b. Luckard, of Bradford, was
a visitor in town to day. Mr.. Lock-
ard is a Delamater Democrat, and is
an enthusiastic talker on the prospects
Of the Crawford county statesman.-
Franklin Ne,cS.
The new M. +. Church at Ball.
town, this county, will be dedicated oD
Sunday, Oct. 26. Rev. Torrey, of
East Hickory will preach the dedica.
tory sermon at 2:30 p. IN. All are
cordially invited.
When great preparations were
being made in London for the celebra-
ton Of the Great Queens Jubilee,
loyal citizens anxious to participate
were rapidly curing all their aches
aud pains beforehand, by a generous
use of Salvation Oil.
Mrs. and Mrs. Wm. Fish and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dali Fish, Of Centre.
vile, Crawford county, paid Tionesta
friends visit last Thursday, remain.
ing over till Saturday morning. They
we're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. d. S.
Knox during their stay.
The golden rod, when kept in
buuches in room, is unhealthy. 1t is
charged against it that as it becomes
dry ihgives off an imperceptible pow.
der Itch is inhaled by the occupants,
irritating the throat, producing sneez
ing, and making the limbs feel as
though burdened by heavy weight,
says an exchange.
"A conference of the Republicans
Of this Congressional district, com.
posed of Clarion, Clearfeld, Centre,
Elk and Forest counties, was held in
Du Bois yesterday, fer the purpose OF
naming candidate for Congress. Up
to this morning we have not been able
to learn what was done, but DO doubt
good man has,been named, who will
stand fair chance Of carrying off the
plum.
1t is said John Grubbs has tapped
the sand in the well on the Cogan LOT
at the upper end of town, which he has
been drilling at for some days back
The show.up is also said to be good for
a we'll, of what size, however, is yet
among the things to be found out. II
a good straight hole in the ground
drilled in the highest style of the art,
is any good, we'll venture dollars tc
buttons that John will get the grease
The efficacy of the REPUBLIoAN
as an advertising medium is again
fully demonstrated. Last week we
very modestly mentioned the fact thai
no jumbo pumpkins had glided oul
way rs yet. Saturday, during ouI
temporary absence, some gooi Samar
itan tumbled a 80 FOUNDER into the
sanctum, which will assist in keeping
The wolf from the door for some time
to come, thanks to the unknown donor
We are called upon to record al
unusual number of sudden and unex
peeted deaths this week. During las
week, Mrs. Angus Carson of this plac,
had the pleasure of entertaining he
sister, Mrs. Heard, of Bradford, VIII,
seemed in unusually good health. Sh
departed for her home on SATURDAY.
afternoon, and Monday of this weel
the family here received the sad intel
ligence of her death, which had &C
CURED on Saturday night. presumabl.
of heart disease.
Some time ago Mr.. james McIu
tyre, one of our candidates for Count,
Commissioner, was thrown from LOAF
of hay and sustained some rather Sc
we're bruises, but recovered sufficentl
to go about his business again. A feN
days ago he experienced considerabl
pain in the region of his injuries
making it difficult to go about. Fo
this reason he is unable to make
personal canvass of the county as h
had intended doing, but hopes his Re
publican friends, and all voters VIII
feel so disposed will interest themselve
in his behalf We hope the voter
will bear this in mind when they com
to cast their ballots.
AT Warren, in the private parlO
of the Ludlow House, on Wednesday
Oct. 10, 1890, at 3 o'clock p. NJ,
pleasant event took place which vii
interest many of our townspeople. o
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