The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-02-04
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS


Mr.. G. Hogs prognostics seem to
be o. K. thus far.
Jas. Cosgrove, of Barnett, gave
US a pleasant call yesterday.
The recently burned mill Of
Wheeler & Dusenbury, at StowtowD,
is being rebuilt.
Our old friend Andrew Weller,
of Kingsley, dropped into the sanctum
yesterday to say show de do"
"A Warren paper says that Mr..
and Mrs. L. r. Freeman are moving
to Haverford, Pa, near Philadelphia.
This wal about as cold a morning
as we've had this winter, and occasion.
al glimpses of the sun didn't seem to
warm up the atmosphere much either.
Andrew Wolf, of VOLTS Corners,
is selling out his stock of Dry Goods,
Notions, Clothing, Ladies and Gents
Underwear, Jewelry, Whips, &C., at
about cost, to make room for spring
goods. 2t.
"A meeting Of the directors of the
New York and Pennsylvania base ball
league was held at Meadville recently.
An effort will be made to bring Oil
City and some other towns into the
league the coming season. 'Smatter
of Tionesta jiniug.
Friends of the family have re-
ceived word of the death Of Miss
Maggie Brownlee, we'll and favorably
known to our older class of citizens,
which occu rred recently, at her home
in Kansas. We are without fuller
particulars at this time.
81 have found out a gift for my
fair" Naturally it may be supposed
it is a flower for her hair, q diamond
for her finger, or a box of candy, but
it is far better than these. 1t is a bot.
tie of that famous Salvation Oil to
cure her neuralgia, pretty dear.
Monday was grounding day and
the sun shone a greater part of the
time. AS all signs fail in bad weather,
so also, as a reasonable sequence,
ought all signs hold good in good
weather, and we may therefore look
for six weeks more Of winter. Let's
see.
Mr.. w. H. Stright of Hickory,
called Monday. He has finished his
contract of saving for Collins q Hen.
derson, on Queen, and, as will be seen
by notice in this issue, offers his porta.
BILE mill, with all appurteuances, for
sale. Here might be a bargain for
some one.
"A new ad. from David Mintz, Of
the Peoples Store, Marienville. came
too late for insertion this week, but
will appear in our next. In the mean
time David is making a great slaughter
in prices, aud those wishing anything
in his line should call and take advan'
tage of his cut in prices.
One of my children having had q
severe case of ~whooping cough | wa:
induced to try DR.. Bulls Cough Syr
up, the child was entirely cured by the
use of two bottles. In view of the
above, l deem it a pleasure to forward
this testimonial of it's efficacy. james
Buckley, 1886 Lombard St., Philadel'
phia, Pa.
Harvey Lynch was down from
East Hickory, yesterday and gave
the REPUBLICAN a pleasant call. HI
reports things around Showdown al
rather quiet since the burning o
the mill, but says that preparation
are making for the rebuilding of the
same, and business will be brisk wher
spring opens.
The oil report of the Pennsylvania
field for the month of January shows
as follows: Completed wells $40, pro
ducliOn 1884, which is a decrease il
number of completed in the December
report of 3S, but an increase of 4,90S
over the production of the anne month
/. There is also a decrease of 30 in tn,
number of drilling wells and rigs vi
for the month Of January.
The Woman's Relief Corps o
this place has in contemplation thu
h, holding of an ice cream festival oil
next Wednesday evening, 18th inst.
at the Rink. Further particulars viii
be given hereafter, it is sufficient, how
ever, to state right here that the ladie
will make a success Of the affair i
they undertake it, and those who pat
. ronize them will not only be aiding
: noble cause, but get their full money