The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-10-05
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

DOu BleCJ W.
JAS. H. Morrison Of Marienville,
was a pleasant caller last Wednesday.
-Buckwheat is about all thresbed,
and SO we'll all soon be happy again.
Miss Matte Morrow began the
winter term of school at Nebraska
Monday.
Coal can be had at the Everhart
Bauk, near Lickingville, at five cents
per bushel. st.
The large addition to Mr.. Ritch.
ey's house is being rushed to complet.
ion rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. f. Griffin Of
Balltown, were visitors to town over
Monday night.
"A small fiat key was picked up on
the street and left at this office, where
the owner can get it.
Mrs. j. G. Green, nee Kate
Knox, of Corrydon, Pa, is paying III.
onesta friends a visit,
Mr.. S. G. Foreman of Grower
Mo-, is paying visit to his mother
and brothers Of this section.
Services will be held in the Pres.
byteran church next Sabbath evening,
Rev. j. I. Brennan presiding.
--Chas. Southworlh was down from
Newtown Mills yesterday and gave
the REPUBLICAN a sociable call dur.
ing his stay.
There was killing frosL on the
hills in this section last Sunday night.
About everything in the vegetable line
was blasted
Oil in large quantities was struck
on the Richenbrode farm near Fry.
burg on Monday of last week, while
drilling for gas.
According to Weather Prophet
Devoe, the coming winter will be the
longest aud most severe this country
has had for fifty years.
Mr.. and Mrs c. M, Arner desire
to thank their friends and neighbors
for the many acts of kindness shown
them in their hour Of bereavement.
w. j. Foreman has purchased
the timber on the King & Reed tract
which streches from the river back
over the hill below Jameson station.
Many new sidewalks are to be
seen as a result of the reminders from
the Council. More are needed, how
ever, aud we trust the good work will
not be allowed to lag.
Republicans who have not yet
paid their taxes are again reminded
that they must do so by the 8th of the
mouth, next Saturday, if they expect
to vote at tho coming election.
The family physician. Mrs. Hell
en- Il. Shalters, 420 Walnut ST., Read
ing Pa, states: 1--WE always use Sal
vatiou Oil for what it is recommended
in place of a physician. 1t never fails.
Mrs. William MurdeD, 1917 ThirC
: ST., Albany, N. Y, gives it the meeC
+ of praise, as follows: 81 have used DR.
Bulls Cough Syrup aud find it has NJ
equal, No family should be withou
. it,"
Mr. Abram Guiton is over from
Tryonville to see his sister, Mrs. D
, Robb, who is critically i'll at her res
idence on Vine street. She was triA
better at last accounts, but her friend
have little hope of her recovery.
Mrs. DR.. fowler of Marienville
=, and Mrs. j. ii. Derickson of Tionesta
60 to New Castle tomorrow as dele
gates from the Forest county Unio
to the Slate convention of the w, {
L. u, which Is held IN that city.
i An exchange advises farmers VIII
o use steam engines for threshiDg TO ez
: anime their insurance policies and Sc
:. if the necessary permit, or license
= attached to or written thereon. Neal
ly all the insurance companies gran
a threshiug privilege under certai
conditions.
Hon Lowden F. Richards, of th
Worlds Fair Commission of Pennsy
vauia, met the ladies of the Committ5
having the Worlds Fair work of Fore
e county in charge, at the home of Mr.
I. Kelly yesterday. He compliments
= them on the work which they had a
/ ready accomplished, aud gave the
\ many valuable suggestions for the
\ future guidance.