The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-01-13
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.


oil market closed yesterday 63i
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Kelly de.
parted yesterday for Chicago for q
brief visit.
Mr.. Albert Cowdrey, of Gowanda,
N. Y, is paying a visit to his nephew,
Chas. Russell.
Mrs. T. G. jackson of Warren.
has been the guest of her daughters
during the past two weeks.
-Ex Judge w. d. Brown was
down from Warren on business a few
hours during Monday afternoon.
Isaac Jones, Esq, of Harmony
township, an old friend Of the REPUB
LIcAN, gave us pleasant call yester
day.
Frank Walker, engineer on the
Collins & Co. railroad at Nebraska, is
enjoying well earned vacation of few
weeks.
"A. B. Rowland, Esq, Of Titus.
vile, the Enterprise Transit company
efficient manager, was visitor to town
Monday.
Rev. Rumbcrger held communion
services at Mobiles Sunday afternoon.
A sled load uf "ihe members" went
Up from here to attend.
WIN. Lawrence has had severe
attack of sickness since Sunday eve.
ming, bat is somewhat better at pres,
ent, although still quite ill.
The Ridgway Aduocate has en-.
larged and beau,ified itself Of late. 1t
now has eight, instead Of four, pages,
aud its new head is quite becoming.
Il. j. Hopkins, who has been laid
up for several days with a rather ex.
uggerated attack Of grip, is getting
the upper haud of the monster now,
glad TO note.
-Wm. Whitman, eldest son Of our
old friend Selden Whitman, was here
from Kansas during the past week to
pny his parents and other relatives
aud friends visit.
There has been nothing wrong
with the sleighiug during the week
past, aud it is unnecessary to say that
throughout this section, due advantage
has been taken of il.
The Wesleyan Methodists will
hold quarterly meeting services at
their church at Stewards Run, on next
Saturday evening, continuing over
Sabbath. All are cordially invited.
The Philadelphia Times Almanac
for 1892 is the best out, as usual
From cover to cover it fairly bulges
out with useful Knowledge suited to
all classes and conditions Of mankind.
Mr.. Il. M. Herman, whose severe
injury we reported last week, is still
confined to his room at DR.. Siggins'
residence. His haud is getting better
but the progress is slow, tedious and
painful.
The coolest night of the season
was last Saturday night. Sunday
morniug at 1880 the thermometer iu-
dicated 20 degrees below zero, and
Sunday night the river froze over at
President
Still ahead Mrs. Belle Cole, the
singer, has made favorable impress.
ion us a concert singer in London.
The celebrated DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup made favorable impression in
London several years ago.
-Wm. Sibble, of Lima, Ohio, is
paying visit to relatives and friends
in this vicinity. Billy's appearance
would indicate that the much abused
Lima neld stlll agrees with him first
rate. He was accompanied by his
wife.
Hon. Henry Brace hAs, through
Congressman Stone, secured again his
old position as government land agent.
We are glad to tell this on friendships
ground, as Mr.. Brace has always stood
by aud with the NeaOs. Not loving it
when he desired favors and knifng it
in the dark the rest of the time, as
some Of its professed friends have aud
yet do. TidiOute Ne,os.
The case of the Economic So
cie!Y vs. Davidson and others, tried in
the courts of Warren county last
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