The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-12-09
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil market closed yester day 58b.

MIR. Benjamin May spent last
Sabbath with friends in Franklin.
MIR. Fred. Scowden, of Meadville,
is paying a visit to his brother, j. G.
DIR. A. Fisher, Dentist, will be at
the Lawrence House during court
week.
This is a royal good time, and the
REPUBLICAN ditto place, to plant
Christmas ads.
Hon. Henry Brace of Warren,
was a visitor to town yesterday, and
gave the REPUBLICAN, q pleasant call
The ladies did splendidly at their
Bazaar sale last Friday evening,
netting a nice sum for the public
reading room project.
The Sabbath Schools are consid.
ering tho matter of Christmas trees.
Meantime the little ones are holding
their breath in expectation.
Miss Blanche Fry returned to day
from a weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Kennedy Hawk. at Nebrask., Forest
County. Oil City Blizzard.
There will be no services in the
Presby byterian church next Sabbath,
Rev. McAninch having accepted an
Invitation to assist Rev. DIR. Elder, of
Clarion, on that day.
Burns or wounds should be at.
tended TO carefully, especially in cold
weather. We should recommend Sal.
vation OIL for such cases. All drug
gists sell il for rs cents a bottle.
"A new post Office has heen estab.
ished near Wulf run, 10 Jeuks town
ship, this county, and will be known
as Parrish" Mr.. Robert Parrish is
the post master of the new Uffice.
Expecting to remove from Tio.
nesta to Buffalo, n. Y, about the last
Of January, Dentist Chas. Il. Davis,
requests all who desire bis services to
call us early as possible, and avoid a
rush in the last few days of his stay.
-"All alone, unheard, unknown
he makes his moan"-in a fifth.story
bedroom. The reason is obvious, be
is suffering everything with cold and
hasn't got a soul to step across the
street for one small bottle of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
Editor Cuwan of the Warren
Mail knows how il used to be when he
says at isn't too early for the boys
who have been out Of Sunday school
since the close Of the picnic season to
begin to look around for the school
which is certain to have Christmas
tree"
-Messrs. Blakely & Bradbury have
in operation a shop for the manufac-
ture of marble tomb stones, monu
ments, &c, on River ST., just above
the residence of Hon. L l. Davis
where they are turning out a nice
class Of work, Mr.. Blakely being o
good operator. Some of his work may
be seen in the cemetery aud SPEAKS fol
itself.
Proceedings have been Instituted
to test the validity of Michael Cash
mans claim to the office of Associate
Judge Of Elk county. The contest il
based upon the irregulari;y of the
tickets voted at the last election, hil
name having been printed on the reg
ular Democratic county ticket, wher
it should have been on a separate
ticket headed Judiciary"
AT the regular meeting of Fores
Lodge, A. o. U. W., last Friday eve
ming, the following officers we're elect
ed for the ensuing term: p. NJ. w.
Jas Garfield; NJ. W., Wm. p. Wal
ters; Foreman, G. w. Dunkle Over,
seer, j, E, Wenk; Recorder, L. j
Hopkins; Receiver, j. B. Hagerty
Fin, G. w. Bovar1; Guide. j. B
Eden; l. W., L Fulton; o. W., S. S
Caufeld Trustee, j. r. Clark Medi
cal Examiner, DIR. Morrow.
Judge NOyes, in Argument Cour
last week. handed down an able opin
ion on the fence laws 10 the case o
Marion Greenlee vssJacob Eisenbaum
in which application had been mad
for a new trial. After citing the va
riOus laws he finishes as follows:
being satisfied that there is no Law
now in force in Warren county or am
part of it, which requires the owner o
cleared land to fence against catll,
running at large, we think our instruc
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