The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-03-02
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil market closed yesterday 59l.

w uhJ 10 hoh w ONhOoN"Jt SNS
beginning Of the Lenten season.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. r. L.
Haslet, last Sunday, daughter.
Ed. Morgan and Glib. Thomson
returned to Chicago last Saturday.
Forest Bovard is home from
Grove City college on short vacation.
Fred. Infeld returned from Mer.
Ger county, Monday, where he has
visited for the past two weeks.
Tho bridge is free, and salt is the
next thing to it-only $1.0O per
barrel at Hopkins & Co.'s. 2t.
Winter of 1892, March 1st,
second edition. Sleigbing first rate,
showing steadily, and nearly a foot
deep.
Candidates will not have to pay
for their tickets hereafter. State,
county and municipalities will be re
ouired to furnish official ballots under
the new Baker law. The business oil
printing tickets AMI stickers is gone.
When you have ove-.exerted
yourself by running, jumping, or work
ing, there is nothing that will relieve
the soreness of your joints and muscles
so quickly and effectually as Salvation
Oil, the greatest cure on earth for pain
Price 25 cents.
H. M. Mcdonald aud james
Mealy, of Hickory, left here Monday
afternoon for Kelso, Washington
Mr.. Mcdonald was formerly located
there, but during the greater part o.
the past year was on a pleasure tour
through South America. - Blizzard.
The jury in the case against ex
Senator Delamater, after remaining
out 81 hours, were unable to agree OF
verdict and were discharged by tn,
court. This puts the case over to th'
May torn, but the generally accepted
theory is that it is the last of the case
The contract of the Wells Farg'
Express Company over the Pittsbur;
& Western Railroad expires Marcl
1st aud will not be renewed, for th
reason that the u. S. Express Coinpa
ny has secured the franchise and
now making preparations to take pos
session.
Col. Walter w. Greenland, @
Clarion, will likely be appointed to 6l
the vacancy caused by the death G
Adiutant General McClelland. A
least he is reported to be slated for lh
place. The appointment will b
heartily approved in this section {
the State.
w. w. Ball, of Olean, N. Y
died in that city recently. The dc
ceased was sou of Clinton NJ. an
Cynthia T. Ball, we'll known to th
older inhabitants Of this section
where they have numerous relatives
He was aged At years, and leaves
wife aud three sons,
DIR. and Mrs. Morrow, who a
tended the G. A. r. aud w. r. {
State Eucampment at Pittsburg lai
week, as delegates, respectively
Stow Post 274, and Relief Corps 13i
+ visited old friends iu Armstrong AL
Iudiana counties this week. The d
returned home this morning,
The oil report for the month
February, Pennsylvania field, shov
1S0 completed wells, 1914 barrels ne
production, 32 dry holes, and 400 ri
up and wells drilling. This is a d
crease from the previous month Of 3
completed wells, 1885 barrels in ne
production, 5 10 number of dry hole
+ and an increase of "a in new rigs ar
wells drilling.
All of the old Forest cosn
friends of Mr.. Thomas Porter,
: many years a resident of jerks tow
! ship, will deeply sympathize with hi
0 in the loss of his estimable wife, wi
died on the first of February of ii
:. year, at her home in North Ben
Nebraska, where the family has resid
for several years past. She died
paralysis. aged 70 years. Mr.. Port
has disposed of his property at Nor
Bend. and is yet undetermined as
his future location.
This cerlifies that | have us
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup and found
10 to be what it is represented. l C
7. safely say that it has helped my cOu
= (Which ] might say was chrOnic) o
B, / cheerful!y recommend it to all tho
le afflicted. H. w. DOnnelly, Ga Fl
l3lst Street, New York.