The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-04-06
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
oil market closed Yesterday s7i.


Ball tossing has begun.
-Marionville is now a money order post
Office, made 80 on the LIST inst.
The maple buds have taken on a good
deal Of swell during the last three days.
We hope they'll weather it through with
out a backset.
--Quintain Jameson, of Tionesta town
ship, is this week announced as n candi-
date for County Treasurer, subject to Re-
publican usages.
Misses Inez Brownell and Lizzie Ran
dali, who were home from oberlin College,
Ohio, for few days vacation, returned TO
their studies yesterday.
Mans greatest enemy is the wine
glass woman's, the looking-glass. But
the greatest friend of both is that world
renowned philanthropist, DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
The best spring medicine Is a dose or
two of st. Pstrick's Pills. They not only
physic but cleanse the whole system and
purify the blood. For sale by Proper &
Doutt, druggists.
The weather since Sunday has been
wonderfully balmy and spring like, al
most too warm, in fact, for comfort to
those who were not 80 rash as 10 discard
their winter flannels.
Alb. Kenniston was made happy by
the receipt OF news, day or two since,
that his application for pension had been
allowed by the depai tment. Ho will re-
ceive $l2 per month and $50 back pay.
SEQ al. of r. Barnett, general mer-
chandisc, in this issue New goods suitn.
BILE to the Spring trade are constantly ar
riving, and cordial invitation Is extended
To como In and examine and get prices.
Little Edna Agnew, who was at one
time during the week considered past re-
covery, has, within the past few days,
taken decided turn for the better, and
will get well if no new complications
arise.
Mrs. W. w. Grove announces tho ar
rival of her Spring stock of Millinery
goods, and invites all the ladies in to in
spect the same and make selections. 1t is
impossible to particulaiiz but she feels
assured that all will be pleased with the
display. II.
An infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
NJ. Zuendel, of East Hickory, died on
Tuesday evening, March %, and was
buried Thursday at the Zuendel Church
cemetery on German Hill, Rev. Torrey
conducting the services. The child was
aged about six weeks.
All the board RATS at the mouth Of the
creek, about a dozen "Alleghenies,
dropped out and started for Pittsburg last
Thursday afternoon, arriving at their dcs-
tiuNtion safely, and making remarkably
good time, most of the crews getting back
to Tionesta on Sunday evening.
Tho river has been considerably above
Il safe rafting stage since Sunday, kept SC
by the influence of the snow still remain
ing the hesdwaters. All lumbermen have
thus had ample time to get their stuff out
safely, and the wide awake ones have
taken due advantage of the situation.
The W. G. T. U. OF Tionesta have en-.
iorsed the bi-chloride of gold cure for
alcoholism, a branch OF which has boen
established there. That's sensible. Tho
end is the real thing sought, no matter
whether the means used be prayer, pills
penance or n.-FrdnktiR Ners.
There's nothing half so sweet in lif,
as loves young DREAM" Now about
this there is some diversity of opinion
Some giving preference to a good article
Of taffy, but there are few things any
sweeter than ease after n racking pain ant
this is only gotten by using Salvation Oil
| IA d,
crowd OF men will stand around will
hands in their pockets and watch ganl
of laborers digging common, everyday
ditch? - FOREST REPUBLICAN. Yes
Bre'r Wenk, we've stood like you anC
: watched 'em watch.-FFdnklin Ners. Pu
out, you impudent thing, you!
: -"The Democrat suspends," is tn,
heading to a small supplement folded il
the Forest National Democrat last week
which announces the suspension OF tn,
, paper with that issue. We learn that Mr.
Kepler intends spending a few months a
Hot Springs, Arkansas, for the benefit o
his health, during the coming summer.
-Chas. r. Black & Co. have taken ,
: lease OF the Holeman Building for on,
. year Win inc pIiNllcSo VI tuicot dilu OA
pect at once TO have large stock of spring
goods. Their store here will continue Il
be under the management of Mr.. Miles
who will be pleased to show goods an,
talk bargains to all who are looking 70
! such.
D Frank Thomson, for long time ON
D of the force at IL. ]. Hopkins & Co.'s store
has relinquished his position and will de
!. part for Chicago next Monday, where h
has good job waiting for him in the bricl
yard Of May, PuringtOn 4 Bonner, wher
a number of our Tionesta people are al
ready engaged. The best wishes of man.
friends follow him to his new place c
abode.
, "A. A. Hulings, son of the late lament
ed Marcus Hulings, who has been lectur
ing in many surrounding counties on tn
Kelley cure for drunkenness, addressed
a large audience at the NJ. f. Church la,
Saturday evening. Mr.. Hulings talk
!. from experience, and is thus well inform
- ed and deeply interested in his them,
n His words carry conviction with then
: and his work is doing much good in bring
) ing this wonderful discovery to the after
tion Of the people.