The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-02-10
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
oil market closed yesterday so.

visiting her mother, Mrs. q. ). Hunter.
Feed cheap as drugs! Corn and Oats
chop sl.OO per 100 pounds, at Robinson's
Capt. J. NJ. Clapp of Washington, D.
c., gave the REPUBLICAN a pleasant cal!
yesterday.
1t required S24 worth of soap to clean
the clothes of the prisoners in Jefferson
county's Jail during the past year. A
dirty lot, evidently.
Frank Thomson, one of the clerical
force of Hopkins & Co., went home Mon
day to nurse dose of sciatic rheumatism,
from which he has been suffering for sew
eral days past.
In the notice calling meeting of the
Prohibition county committee last week
On error occurred in tho date, which
should have been Wednesday, instead of
Thursday, Feb. oath.
Next to getting married, probably the
most important duty the ordinary man
has to perform in life-time is to run for
n hottie of DIR, Bulls Cough Syrup when
the baby has the Group.
Mrs. Shafer, of Kile, Mercer county,
mother of Prof. +. II. Shafcr, teacher of
first room of East Hickory school, and
Mrs. John Rhodes, OF Ncwmansville,
died at her homo on Sunday last.
Rev. a. II. Sager, who was conduct
ing +. NJ. revival services at Newmans-
vile, was obliged to close the meetings
for a time on account of the serious ILL
ness of Mrs. Sager. She Is improving
now, her friends will be pleased to learn.
--Messrs. Bovard & Landers have set
the machinery in their handle factory in
motion and are turning out nice quality
Of work. They propose to be well stock
ed up for the summers run, and will
doubtless make things hum right along.
MFR. VIM. Hood last week returned
from seven week visit with friends in
the west, where he enjoyed his stay Won
| derfully, particularly with his uncle, and
our old typho friend, Samuel Hood. whom
he reports well and hearty at his advanced
age.
Thus far the grounding has been sin
it, rs regards tho weather, only about
| half the time. The advertised cold wave
came in time this week to save the sleigh
| ing hereabouts, so at this writing, the
slipping is fully as good as it has been at
any time.
! i cheerGully recommend Salvation Oil
for chilblains and sprains. We have test
| cd it at home for these troubles, and three
/ applications gavo entire relief in each case.
It's the boss lniment. J. J. Norfolk, (ot
j. J. Norfolk II Bro.,) 60 S. Charles ST.,
Baltimore, Md.
-Vick's Floral Guide for 1892 is at
hand, and was never more beautiful, even
for this elegant catalogue. No lover OF
flowers or the garden can afford to be
without, since it costs but 10 cents to So
cure copy. james Vick's Sons, Roches-
ter, n. Y, is the address.
The chap who discovered the express
ion "in it," should have monument
when he peters out. 1t fits in hundred
places where no other expression would
suit, and as the paragrapher is helped
over many hard places by. their use, the
two little words may truly be said to be
Sin it,"
and Y. w. C. Il. u, will be open to the
public on the evenings of Tuesday, Friday
and Saturday of each week, under tie
charge of Mrs. Nora Seigle. All are cor
daily invited to enjoy tho privilege o.
reading the monthly periodicals and lead
ing papers Of the land.
There will be a missionary meeting
! IL Al.
day evening, Feb. 10th, at 1880 o'clock, in
charge of Rev. j. G. Terrill of Chicago
Assistant Missionary Secretary, accompa
MED by Rev. G. N. Taylor, Miss Ross
Myers, Miss Emma Hillman, and Miss
Anna Jones, Missionaries, who are OF
their way TO Africa and India. The meet
ing will be of interest to all.
Republicans should not forget tha
next Tuesday is the day set for electinI
delegates TO the National and State Con
ventions for this county. A board will br
organized, separate from the regular Feb
ruary election board, which will receiv,
the votes of Republicans as TO their choic,
of candidates. There is no opposition t.
either Mr.. Cook or Mr.. Osgood yet W,
] trust tdtl viii ltttlNt Aub NOllBlllllbul u
good vote wherever an el lection is held
The case Of c. A. Hill VS.. Tonest
township, in which the plaintiff got yer
dict for damages TO horse injured on tn
road leading from the depot to Jameson
flats, in the courts OF this county, ant
from which the township appealed, wa
reversed by the Supreme Court on tn
ground of cOntributory negligence. TIL
} decision was made some time ago, but j
was only few days ago that the litigant
were made aware of the particular poin
on which the lower court was reversed.
For some reason unexplained, tina
busy and prolific little pest the Englsl
sparrow, is not so numerous as he was
few years ago. An exchange observe
that for the last year or two big, nois
flock Of these birds has -" 'arelv seen
The .