The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-04-15
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

OIL market closed yesterday 72b.
Tonight,
AT the School Hall,
New Orleans University Singers.
Capt. Haight, of Cooper Tract,
called to say how.de-do, on Thursday
last.
The ballot reform bill passed the
House at Harrisburg yesterday by a
vote of III to 16.
Miss Hattie Heydrick of Frank.
lin, and Miss Myra Benedict of Titus.
vile, are visiting Mrs. S. D. Irwin.
Hopkins & Co. have handed in
copy for a new ad. but it was not pos
sible to get it up for this week. Look.
out for it next week. It's loaded.
Rev. McAninch entertained q
goodly number Of the older members
of his church and congregation at the
residence Of DR.. Siggins last evening.
DR.. Mason returned from Leech.
burg Monday and reports Mrs. Sloan
some better from her attack Of pneu.
monia, with fair hopes of her ultimate
recovery.
Mans greatest enemy is the wine.
glass; woman's, the looking.glass.
But the greatest friend of both is that
world philanthropist, DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup.
The Hardison we'll, near the de.
pot, is down $50 to 400 feet, and has
thus far struck a little gas. They will
go to 800 feet where they expect to
get the third or oil producing sand.
Seven new members we're taken
into the Presbyterian church last
Sabbath on confession of faith. Under
Rev. McAninch's ministrations the
church is steadily gaining in member.
ship.
Now fsh for trout, and if you
catch any the law will protect you-if
they are five inches or over in length.
A trout less than that length never
was heard of-from the fellow that did
the fishing.
Harry Moody has become a citi.
zen of the borough, moving into the
house of VIM. Heibenthal. Willis
Brace has also come TO be one of US
for . time at least. He will occupy
d. w. Clark's vacant house.
Jas. H. Zones was called to Pitts
burg last week by the illness of his
sister, Mrs. Clara Hayden, who is
critically i'll with infammatory rheu.
matism. AT last accounts she was
little or no better, her friends will be
sorry to learn.
Mr.. S. j. Campbell was called TO
Euclid, Butler county, last week, to
attend the funeral of his daughter,
Mrs. Oliver Plser, who died on the 9th
inst, eyed about 80 years. She leaves
a husband and 5 small children to
mourn her loss.
License court was held in Warren
this week, and the work of hearing
petitions and remonstrancrs consumed
Monday afternoon and all of yester.
day. The court reserved his decision
till Saturday at 2 o'clock. Meanwhile
both sides are on the anxious seat.
Will Morrow is home, and ex.
poets to start for Pittsburg to-day to
take q position as drug clerk in the
store Of Il. II. Hyatt, formerly of this
place. Wills sister, Miss Mamie, has
gone to the Watson Farm, Howe twp,
to finish his term as teacher of the
school at that place.
Twelve thousand trout, furnished
by the Cory hatchery, were distrib.
uted to citizens of this county last
week, upon the applications recently
made to the State Fish Commission.
The trout, which we're about I of an
inch in length, we're all deposited in
streams within the county.
Walter j. Smith, father of our
former townsmon, G. W. Smith, died
at his home nea Warren on the 90th
ult,, as a result of an accident from a
pistol shot which terminated in blood
poisoning, He was we'll known to
many of the old time lumbermen of
the Allegheny, amongst whom he
spent many years of his life.
An exchange is responsible for
the statement that there is an element
in the common pineapple similar to
pepsine, and of such remarkable
strength that the juice of a single
apple will digest ten pounds of beef
1t further states that the juice of the
fruit is a vary ~aotiua aolyanf % tba