The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-11-12
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
oil market closed yesterday 79s.

warren over last OaOOatn 10 pay
visit to his parents.
Thanksgiving has been named by
President Harrison as the 9th of this
month. Turkeys will take notice.
Deputy Collector Galbraith, of
franklin, stopped in town last night
on his monthly rounds of the district
under bis charge.
Mr.. John Thomson Of Stewards
Run, is paying a visit to his old friend
and former neighbor, Hon. WIN. Nc.
Kinley, at Elizabeth, N. j.
Mr.. J. G. Scowden has moved
into the newly refitted Robinson house,
above the carriage factory and now
enjoys very comfortable quarters.
Billy Walters struck for the Pitts
burgh oil regions Monday, which field
already has a number OF our Forest
county boys among its operatives.
Squire Tyrrel, of the township,
has now a good pulling team, pur'
chased of LiVeryman Garfield, and
will take a timber job this winter.
The Sires photograph gallery OF
this place is again open for business,
and a cordial invitation lie extended to
all who wish first class work in the
line Of photography. 1t.
Hon. JAS. T. Mafett was over
from Clarion at the recent term Of
argument court, and was admitted to
practice at cur courts, it being his
first visit 10 Tiouesta during session
of court.
Col. j. Henry Sellman; Collector
of Internal Revenue, Baltimore, Nd,
believes in it for rheumatism. He
writes: II have tried Salvation Oil
aud believe it to be good remody for
rheumatism"
Miss Flora Walters, while on
visit to relatives iu Pittsburg, was
taken sick last week, and her parents
were telegraphed for. Her mother is
now with her, and advices state that
she is suffering with n severe attack of
typhoid fever.
-Ou the 81 inst, at the Ludlow
House, Warren, Pa, Mr.. Jacob Sig.
gins, of Tiouesta, and Miss Edith
Morris, of Warren, we're united in
marriage. Jake's friends hereabouts
will wish him and his a long and
prosperous future, in which the RE
PUBLICAN heartily joins.
-Don't!--If dealer offers you a
bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
without wrapper or labels, or in mu.
tilated condition, don't touch it-ron't
buy il at any price, there is something
wrong-it may be dangerous worth
less counterfeit. Insist upon getting
perfect, uubroken, genuine package.
p. NJ. Clark, Congressional, and
r. r. Crawford, Senatorial, District
Return Judges, were in Clearfeld and
Ridgway respectively, yesterday, to
deliver the returns from this county on
those two questions. The official re
suits in the districts are not yet to
hand.
The many friends of Rev. j. NJ
Weaver, who had occupied the Evan
gelicsl pulpit at West Hickory since
last Spring, will be sorry to learn that
he has been obliged to give up preach.
ing for time, owing to the effects of a
sunstroke received last Summer. He
is now at his former home near Du
Bois.
"A private correspondence from
Polk, Venango county, says: The cpl
demic of diphtheria has not abated,
On Sunday the second daughter Of
VIM. Mckinley was laid to rest, making
fourteen in all in Polk from this dis
ease, and the end is not yet. There
are several more serious cases, and
God alone knows where it will end
Rev. G. r. Thompson, formerly Of
Hickory, has Officiated at eight funer,
ais in one month.
Mrs. james StrOup of Nebraska
who has been in rather a precarious
condition for some months past, wa:
taken to Pittsburg on Monday last
by her husband, for medical treatment
under DIR. Sutton, the eminent surgeon
Very comfortable quarters were ar
I ranuad for kar IN ana nf q