The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-10-19
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
oil market closed yesterday 51g.


opposite the handle factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Kerr are now
costly eDsconced in their Vine street
residence, and "at home" to their
many friends. A hearty welcome to
them.
Mrs. Klinestiver, of Nebraska,
Forest county, is visiting her daughter
Emma, who is attending the Normal
and other friends in town. Clarion
Democrat.
Mrs. Nancy Wirts, 1901 Caroline
ST., Baltimore Md, thus gives her ex.
perience: 1--WE have used DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup and have never found its
equal for our children"
DR.. Stillson, of Tidioute, still
holds the championship in The fishing
line, and last week one day landed two
eight pound salmon at the rocks below
the mouth of the creek.
David Mintz calls attention to his
new and booming stock of fall and
winter goods in new ad. this week.
Take glance at it and when in need
give our wide.awake friend David q
call.
The water company has over a
mile Of digging done in the woods al.
ready. With another mouth of favor
able weather the pipe from the supply
dam to the reservoir ought to be
buried.
j. w. WILSON, General Deputy Of
the Peoples Five Year Benefit Order,
will give free lecture in this place
Thursday evening of this week, and
organize a Commandary. Everybody
is invited.
Mr.. U. S. Zahniser, who has re.
sided at Marienville for some time
past, has moved onto the Kelly farm
at Oldtown, which he will cultivate for
a term of years. We welcome him as
a near neighbor.
-Adjudant General Greenland says
that the cost Of calling out the troops
for Homestead will not be 100000,
as reported, and that when the ac.
counts are made up the sum will be
about 100000.
"A Ridgway man wants to know
if the Keely gold cure will kill mans
ardent longing to indulge in the great
American game of draw poker. Who
can tell him ?-Advocate. Yes, they
say it will. Send him down.
Nicholas Weant, of Nebraska,
who gave his left leg below the knee
a vicious slash by misclip of an axe
while at work in the barge yard two
weeks ago, is able to hobble about
again, but is still quite lame.
john 5. May and Ed. Osborne re.
turned on Saturday from a bunting
jaunt in the woods of Forest county,
They brought home SO squirrels, one
pheasant and the live dog they took
out with them. m.-Franklin Ne,Us.
In this issue, on the second page
are proper directions for marking your
ballot. Study them carefully and we
think there will be DO trouble about
your being able to vote good straight
Republican ticket as you ought to this
year.
"A quick and permanent cure
Mr.. j. M. Keesler, 141O w. Lombard
ST., BALTIC, Nd, says; 81 take great
pleasure in saying that in case of
neuralgia in my family, 1 found Sal.
walton Oil eAectual and speedy in the
cure Of the patient"
j. E. Hillard, of Tionesta, is in
town to day. He coutemplates NOV.
ing to Franklin with his family in the
near future. -Ne,o8. We shall be sor.
ry to lose this very worthy family
from our population.
AT the recent meeting of coufer.
ence at Titusville, Revs. A. T. Sager,
F. F. Shoup, A. d. Zohniser and F. E..
Glass were regularly ordained as min.
listers of the Free Methodist Church,
and are thus qualified to perform all
the ceremonial rites of that church.
List of letters remaining uucalled
for in Tionesla, Pa, postoffice, Oct. II,
1892; G. M. Vanderlin, drop, Gott.
lieb Schaible, Mr.. Jacob Rapp, F..
Zeigler, Mrs. Herman Smoxentz, Pc.
ter Kerschbamer. When calling for
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