The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-02-17
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
oil market closed yesterday go.

Feed cheap as drugs! Corn and Oats
chop sl.OO per 100 pounds, at Robinsons s
C F. Black Il Co.'s overcoats are as
cheap as coat of paint and more of pro.
lection against the wind. 1t.
AT last accounts Mrs. Blum and
Mr.. George Zuendel of German Hill. who
have been sick for some time, were some.
what better.
"A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mis-.
ii. II. Jones of the Boro, on Feb. 10. Mr..
Jones and the two eldest children have
been quite sick, but all are now improving,
Miss Kerr, teacher of Room No. /, has
been Obliged to give up her school for a
few days on account of sickness. Miss
Mamie Morrow is filling her place for the
time being.
Court, which meets next Monday.
promises to be of the regulation size and
longevity. Six eases are on tn, list,
which, if all are tried, will keep things in
motion all week and maybe more.
j. w. Landers represented Irwin
Council, Royal Tenlplars of Temperance,
of this place at the annual meeting of the
State Grand Council, at Union City, last
week. Joe reports an excellent time.
"A public entertainment in honor of
George Washington. will be given by the
Ifonesia schools at School Hall, on Fri
day evening, Feb. 10Th. A fine program
has been prepared. All are cordially in
vited to attend.
| ra,pnf tnaotin,. % ,bo Ho,.,io.l,
| Lumber Association held at Williamsport
it was agreed 10 restrict the output of
hemlock to eighty per cent of last years
product, and to advance the price fifty
cents per thousand feet
Johnny Johnny, if you don't go in
the house this minute and get your over
shoes, I'll tell your mother" "Tcll on
then. / amt a-caring-we've thrown
away our rubbers and taken to DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, we have"
Neil Fortune, manager of c. +. Black
| Il Co. : branch store in Tionesta, arrived
here Monday, and will resume his old
position in the store here, preparing for
the spring opening. A. q. Miles has been
appointed manager of tho Tionesta store.
Derrick.
Mrs. Samuel Clark and Mrs. S. J,
Campbell departed for New Matamoras
ONO, Monday evening, having received
news of the serious illness of their sister.
Miss Lizzie Rowles. Another sister, Miss
Anna Rowles, died at that place last week
and was buried on Wednesday.
From the Boston Eccmjng transcript
of Feb. =, we learn that Mr.. l.. II. Beaver.
formerly of this place. has hecn promoted
to the position of ticket agent in tho office
of the New York II New England railroad
mt Boston. Iierman's many friends here
Will feel pleased to hear of his success.
The ice on the back channel and at
the mouth of Tionesta Creek is in fine
condition. The young folks, and some of
the Older ones too, are thoroughly enjoy
ing the skating. Yesterday several of our
gravcst and most scdate men were OBJ
served in the midst of very exciting
game of "shnney," on the ice at the
mouth of the creek.
B. NJ, McEntire, x-County Treasurer
of Clarion County, was arrested last Mon
day, charged with embezzlement of coun-
ty funds during his term of Office. A
warrant is out also for the arrest of ID.
Lawson, prominent attorney, who was
deputy under McEntirc and several of his
predecessors. There is shortage of over
5000. The information is made by
bondsmen.
Republican primaries for the nomina-
ton and election uf National and State
Delegates were held yesterday. There
being no opposition the vote naturally was
light. An election board was organized in
the Sheriff's office, where the Republican
voters OF the Boro and township deposited
their ballots. For National Delegate A,
w. Cook received 81 votes, and for State
Delegate John II. Osgood received 81 votes.
If you can't say good word to stran-
gers about your own town, Just keen
quiet and say nothing. Never discour-
age people who think of locating in the
place. Extend them a warm welcome,
and help build up the town by encourage
ing all you can to locate here. Some peo-
pie go whining around with their lip
hanging down till everybody gets the idea
that these GROWERS have livers too dead TO
lubricate. Don't be a clam. Wake up.
AT the spring elections yesterday
Franklin elected c. A. Myers, Republican.
Mayor, by majority Of ~, and Repub-
lican Council and School Board. Mead
Vile reelected A. CASTOR, Democrat.
Mayor, by $50 majority. The Republi-
cans carried both branches of the council,
and the balance of the city ticket. In
Titusville the Democrats have the select
council and the Republicans the common
council. In Oil City the results are about
evenly divided.
Governor Pattison, on Thursday last, /
issued proclamation asking the people
of Pennsylvania TO contribute of their
abundance for the relief of the suffering
and starving millions in Russia, and in |
closing says, that contributions for that
purpose in money may be sent TO Drexel |
~ Co., of Philadelphia, and contributions
in grain and other supplies may be for
warded to the American Steamship In /