The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-06-22

the President school for a number Of
terms, has been obliged to relinquish
the work for a while on account Of
impaired health. Monday, aceompa.
MED by her father, Mr.. Brownell, she
went to Buffalo, where, her many
friends hope, the treatment may speed.
lily restore her wonted health.
One week from next Monday the
glorious Fourth of July will be on
hand, but up to this date Tionesta has
made no move toward general cele.
bration of the event, and aside from
the picnic and dance by the band boys
there will be comparatively nothing Of
more than ordinary interest going on
here. Perhaps it's just as we'll.
The Democratic primaries take
place next Saturday in this county.
The principal interest is centered in
the county's instructions for the Con.
gressional plum, the fight being be.
tween Drs. Siggins of Tionesta, and
Weber Of Hickory. For Assembly
j. B. Watson of jerks, and J. j.
Greenewalt Of Barnett, are making
the dust fly.
If some writer wants material for
a most interesting volume he can se.
cure it by individually interviewing
the people Of Oil City and putting
down what they say IN answer to this
question: "Where were you at the
time Of the frei" In reply to this
query thrilling and bona fde expe.
riences could be collected by the
score. Blizzard.
County Agents wanted to solicit
orders for Rubber Boots and Shoes
from local retail trade on commission.
Quick selling goods; not many sam.
Piles, good results with ordinary effort.
Parties residing in this district and al.
ready canvassing local trade, could
make this q valuable addition to their
business. Address with references
Colchester Rubber Co., Colchester, Ct.
--TiOnests will 60 to Tidioute on
the Fourth and give the boys up there
a twist at base ball. The little differ.
euces eugendered by the games of last
season have been mutually dropped,
aud the teams will come together on
the friendliest terms, and we hope-no
matter how the game terminates
will par, that way. No reason why
the two cts" should not play ball
without wiangling.
"A special in yesterday mornings
Derrick, in regard to the reported fiud
of an immense gas belt near Pittsburg,
pronounces it fake story. 1t says
there is no such outlook for large wells
and large field as has been reported !;
that the territory has already been
pretty thoroughly tested, and that
there is probably not block of four
square miles that does not have one or
more dry holes in it.
1t is said a Strattonville youth
went to Tionesta last week and en-.
quired of DR.. Siggins, who has charge
Of the Kelley Institute at that place
eff there was not a bi.chloride of
something that would cure love sick.
ness." The doctor explained that his
treatment worked to great satisfaction
on other unfortunates, but that for
love,sickuess there was no known
cure Clarion Jacksonian.
Mr.. s. B. Newtoo, the well-known
and popular Excursion Agent of the
w. N. Y. & P. road, has our thanks
for copy of the new book just issued
by his company entitled Summer
Outings" Nothing could be more
delightful than this pretty pamphlet,
unless it were an excursion to the
many points of interest along the
compaDy's lines which the book SO
handsomely illustrates. Get a copy
free on application to any of the ticket
agents along the line.
The Pennsylvania delegation to
the Republican National Convention
contributed s2.830 to the relief fund
for Oil City and Titusvillc. Thos. B.
Simpson, Of Oil City, one of the dele.
gates from the 9th district, aud Col.
Carter, of Titusville, presented the
matter to the delegation and also sue.
ceeded in getting it before the cOnven.
tiOn through the assistance of Gov
ernor Mckinley. Elliott H. Shepard,
of New York, Senator Quay and c.
L. Magee, each contributed $500 and
all the members of the delegation
gave literally, Mr.. A. w. Cook of