The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-01-21

the Lily farm, near Pleasautville, had
an iron gray mare, together with bar.
ness and a bob.sled, stolen from his
stable on Saturday night. As yet
there is no trace Of the thief or prop.
erty.
WIN. Nichols of Tionesta town.
ship, while driving onto the creek
bridge this morning with a load of
ties, fell backward in a faint striking
on the back Of his head, and ruptured
a blood vessel 10 his head. He 10 10 a
critical condition. He has a wife and
two children.
"A man named Bean fell into one
of the boiling watts at the extract
works at Marienville on Sunday last,
aud was so terribly scalded that his
life is d~espaired Of This is the second
accident Of the kind which has hap.
pened there within the past three
weeks, the first victim having died
from his injuries on Monday of last
week. Bean is a single man and lived
at Titusville.
Following are the new officers of
Forest Lodge, No. 1874, A. o. U. w:
P. NJ. w, L j. Hopkins; NJ. W., j.
B. Hagerty; Foreman, Jas. Garfield T;
Overseer, Joseph Morgan; Guide, j.
B. Eden Recorder, j. r. Clark; Fl
nancier, q. w. Bovard Receiver, j.
H. Butler; 1. w, j. Z. Wenk; o.
w, L. Fulton; Representative to
Grand Lodge, S. S. Garfield. Iustal.
latiou took place last Friday evening.
"A goodly number of the Odd
Fellows from Tionesta Lodge paid q
visit to Yokohoma Lodge at Licking.
Vile, on Saturday evening last, and
bad a very pleasant time. While
there a team from Tionesta Lodge did
some work 10 comforting degrees in the
initiation of spme new members, which
was very creditable to it. fore
leaving our boys were treated n ar
elegant serenade by the Tylersbure
brass band, for all of which they re,
turn thanks.
MIR. r. S. Pierce, who for seVerA
months past has had charge OF ALFRED
Shorts numbering affairs at Littl,
Tionesta, has closed up business Their,
and returned to his home in NORTH
East, Erie county. During his stay
here Mr.. Pierce has, by bis p!easan
manners, prompt and gentlemauly
dealings with the people, made many
friends, and all of them will be pleased
to learn that he has been appointed
postmaster at his place, aud will TAX
charge in the course of u few weeks.
The great Kinzua railroad bridge
which many Of our citizens have seen
is TO be painted the coming summer
1t will take a large force of men abou
four months to accomplish the work
costing $4,000. It is a very Difficult
as we'll as a dangerous piece of labo
to perform, and but few men will trus
themselves to climb about the dizz,
height of three hundred feet from th
GROUND. This will be the first tim
The bridge has received a coat of pain
since it was built, about eight year
ago.
The chances are that Ticnest
will shortly have an industry whicI
has long been considered a feasible on
for this section. 1t is a handle factory
the projectors being Joseph Lander
and Cbas. Bovard, and the base @
operations is to be at the skating rink
which it is proposed to fit up wit
machinery for manufacturing all kind
Of turned wooden ware. The youn
men have our best wishes for success:
and we can see no reason why the in
dus,ry should not be a complete sue
cess from the start.
THUS am l doubly armed, NJ
death and my life, my bane and anti
dote, are both before me-" l have &c
a miserable attack of rheumatism an
a moderate spell of Sciatica, but
have also a bottle of the celebrate
Salvation Oil to core both.