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

The days are frightening per.
ceptibly.
Mrs. NJ. +. Beck, the popular
landlady Of the Jones House, Clarion,
died in that place on Saturday last.
Rev. Rumberger is conducting a
successful revival at Nebraska, which
has been 10 progress for the past two
weeks.
Judge NoyeS, with Associates
White and Clark, held argument court
here yesterday. Several cases were
argued, but little of special interest
to the public was transacted.
Still ahead !-Mrs. Belle Cole, the
singer, has made u favorable impress.
ion as q concert singer in London.
The celebrated DR.. Bulls Cough Syr.
up made a favorable impression in
London several years ago.
The Wesleyan Methodists will
hold quarterly meeting services at
Stewards Run Church on next Sstur.
day evening continuing over Sabbath.
Rev. J.. Case will be present. A cor
dial invitation is extended to everyone.
The next exciting occasion on the
misunderstanding ground hog day
will be the Spriug elections, which &C.
cur on the third Tuesday of Febru.
airy, being the 17lh day Of the month.
Now's the time to for the
fat Offices.
The PleasaptviIle Record man
says it was all a "juke," and he meant
no particular harm in bis fling at
Tiones,a in his recent issue. It's all
right; but next time we insist that
you label your alleged joke, or else
furnish a suitable diagram. They're
too obscure for tue ordinary mind.
Il have some houses and lots for
sale in Tionesta Borough. ranging in
price from $500 to 81, 800 and will
make terms so easy that any one may
own a home in the County Seat of
Forest county, and thus avoid paying
rent. o JAS. I. BRENNAN.
The new bounty law allows all
farmers who make 500 pounds or more
maple sugar a bounty of two cents a
pound. An exchange says, buying
refined sugar at six cents and doctor
ing their maple sugar with it, they
will be enabled to make a snug thing
in the woods this spring.
Jas. McGa6igan for many years a
resident of this place, but who for the
past seven years has been at Balltown,
Forest Co., Pa, made his first visit
here Tuesday, since his removal. He
still owns property here and says be
will always have a home in Pleasant.
Vile. 50 long as he lives. - RedSantviHe
Record.
-Chas. Z. White, of the Tilioute
Ners, has been called upon to pass
through the heartreuding ordeal Of
parting with his only boy, who passed
away peacefully on Tuesday of last
week, after an illness of about four
weeks, aged IL years. Our sympathy
is with you, Bro. White; but time
must heal your great sorrow.
Uncle Sam has done we'll by the
old Vets. of this county during the
past week, ss would appear from the
following pension grants: Additional
John S, Wilson, Tionesta Restora,
ton aud iucrease-Daniel Walters
Tiouesta; Increase-William Law
renee, TionesIa; VIM. Albaugh, EasI
Hickory; Original-John S. Stull
Marion.
Yesterday morning was an ex
ceedingly slippery one, aud we have
personal Knowledge of at least on,
chap who took two tumbles to himsel
10 going less than that many rods
There was but one way for the right
eous to avoid standing on slipper.
places along with the wicked, and tina
was to keep in dc MIDDLE OBJ d,
road" which we did after that.
The fnal and official census count
completed this month, gives FOres
county 8,4S2 inhabitants. Some o
I, the neigbburing counties are as follows
Butler $3.50, Clarion 36,SO2, Craw
ford 65.324. Erie SO, 1914, Mercer 55,
744, Lawrence 1857, Venango 46,
GAO, Warren 1885. Mexican 46.S6s
II will be seen that VenangO aud Me
! Kean are about a tie, as are also But
Ter aud Mercer, aud Lawrence AM
: Warren. The official count of th,
I. State is 5,2s8O15.