The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-02-18
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

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issue. Read it.
We have lots of tax receipts on
hand now, and Collectors can be sup.
piled by calling or writing.
-Chas. Morgan came up from Oil
City this morning, and reports things
pretty much flooded down there.
Mrs. G. w. Smith, with her two
children, Of Austin, Pa, is paying a
visi. to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Browuell.
Trains on the w. N. Y. & P. road
although somewhat delayed, are all
running this morning, notwithstaud.
ing the great floods.
We have 40 more blank applics.
tons for trout, the supply having
been very limited, and the demand for
them prompt and vigorous.
"A twelve.year.old son of Christian
Corb, of Tionesta township, died Mon.
day night, Of inflammation Of the
bowels. He will be buried to-day.
-Protracted meetings are in prog
ress in both the NJ. Z. and F. NJ.
Churches, under the pastorate of Rev.
Rumberger and Rev. Shoup, respect.
lively.
Miss Aggie Kerr is improving
slowly from her illness, "a her
friends, especially her littl< scholars,
hope she may soon be abl1 to resume
her place in the school room.
Next to getting married, proba.
bly, the most important duty the ordi.
nary man has to perform in q life time
is to run for q bottle of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup wheu the baby has the
Group.
The Blizzdrd's philosopher is not,
we hope, giving his personal experience
in the following soliloquy: "a man
may not be able TO catch a train after
it has a fair start, but he can make
quite an ass of himself in the attempt"
Il cheerfully recommend Salvation
OIL for chilblains aud sprains. We
have tested it at home for these trou.
bles, and three applications gave en-
tire relief 10 each Ease. It's the boss
liniment. j. j. Norfolk, (of j. j.
Norfolk 81 Bro.,) 60 S. Charles ST.,
Baltimore, Md.
-Messrs. Kirchartz 81 Whiteman
have discontinued the retail cigar
trade, aud will hereafter manufe cture
only for the wholesale trade. Their
cigars are Of a nice quality, and their
customers have increased so rapidly
that they are considerably behind
with orders, which speaks we'll for the
goods they turn out.
David j. Mohney, late a resident
of Guitouville. Green township, but
who for some months past has lived at
Marieuville, died at his home in that
place Feb. 18th, 1891, aged 81 years,
8 months aud 2S days. Mr.. Mohney
was a good citizen and ~neighbor, and
will be missed by a large circle Of
friends by whom he was much es.
teemed.
Recorder j. r. Clark, of Forest
Lodge, A. O. u. W., had the pleasure,
on Monday Of this week, of handing
to Mrs. NJ. Andrews, widow Of the
late r. Il. Andrews, a draft from the
Grand Lodge of this jurisdiction for
$4,000, the amount due on his bene.
iciary certificate as q member of that
order. This is the fourth payment of
similar amounts hat has passed
through Forest Lodge to the widows
or orphans of deceased brothers OF
that lodge. There is no soldier bene.
fetal order in existence than the
United Workman.
We devote a good deal of space
this week to a very complete summary
of the proposed new road law, which
lie just now claiming a large share Of
interest in the minds of the people Of
the Commonwealth, and which will
doubtless have it's supporters and Op.
ponents in all sections. To get a gen.
eral law, suitable to all classes would
be a human impossibility, but that
this measure, with a few amendments
here and there, comes pretty zeal fit.
ting the case is believed by a great
many who have given the matter much
thought. The cash payment of all
road taxes, and the failure to provide