The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-04-06

There ought to be trout galore year
or two hence, if all the cry" distributed
by the State are put to good use. A Har-
risburg dispatch under date of April 1st
reads The State Fish Commissioners are
overrun with applications for trout fry.
About 100000 were raised this season,
and the applications have already exceed
ed 1000, 600, so that no more orders can be
filled.
As will be observed by the card on
the second page Of to-day's issue, James
II. Fones withdraws from the contest for
the Republican nomination for County
Treasurer. Mr.. Zones has engaged in the
drug business with DR.. Siggins, which
renders it impossible, in justice to him
self and friends, to remain a candidate, as
his entire time will be fully occupied in
the store.
The Fish Commissioners have written
Representative fowler for information of
what public streams in this county they
can get stocked by reliable persons, who
will interest themselves in protecting
these streams until the trout are of proper
laws to J. w. Hague, Fish Warden, l36
9Th Ave-, Pittsburg, Pa. Citizons who
will accept the above conditions and fur
nish the information will please write the
Doctor or the Fish Commission Warden
as above.
A Pittsburg dispatch says: "James F.
Mills, who on Saturday last was convicted
Of murder in the second degree for the
killing of Peter Dugan, near Petersville,
on December 23d, was brought to the
Western Penitentiary by Sheriff Brown.
On his way TO prison Mills confessed to
Sheriff Brown the deliberate killing of
Dugan, and in his confession he recited in
a calm, cool way all the horrible details in
the bloody crime. Mills was convicted of
second degree murder on circumstantial
evidence, but his confession fixes the
crime upon him beyond question" Mills
was sentenced to fourteen years-twelve
for murder and two for Jail breaking.
Geo. W. Warden expects in a few days
to turn his face towards the setting sun
and wander around rmong the orange
groves of Southern California for while,
but has promised to come back and take
up his work at East Hickory again for
another year at least. lie will remain
west of the "greai divide" long enough to
get some of the "lumber life" out of him
that has been accommodating for the past 10
years, and hopes to fill up the vacuum
with Southern California life in its most
attractive style. All his numerous friends
xrti Nria i'm r,la
that can be extracted from such a delight
full trip, and will be pleased to learn that
it is not his intention to leave for good.
-Aa will be observed by a change in
their ad., Messrs. Proper & Doutt have
disposed of their drug store, building and
all, 10 DIR. J. b. Siggins and J. II. Fones,
who will continue the business under the
firm name of Siggins & Fones. Mr.. Fones'
ripe experience in this line very ably fits
him for the discharge of his duty in that
rather important branch of business, and
patrons OF tho firm may feel assured they
will always be treated well and have their
every want properly attended to. DR.
Siggins' connection with the store gives
ample assurance that nothing but the
hcShCsb anu PuiOSe NiuSo bO uSoA'
there. They will also add much to their
grocery and fruit line, keeping that de.
lartment fully up to the standard, and
selling at moderate prices.
Mr.. J. =. Blaize. an extensive real es,
tate dealer in Des Moines, Iowa, narrowly
escaped one of the severest attacks o
pneumonia while in the northern part o
that State during recent blizzard, says
the Saturday RevicW. Mr.. Blaize had oc
casion to drive several miles during tho
storm and was so-thoroughly chilled tha
he was unable to get warm, and inside o
an hour after his return he was threatened
with severe case of pneumonia or lung
fever. Mr.. Blaize sent to the nearest drul
store and got bottle of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy, of which he had Otter
heard, and took u number of large doses
lie says the effect was wonderful and tina
i'm short time he was breathing quit,
easily. He kept on taking the medicine
and the next day was able to come to De-
Moines. Mr.. Blaize regards his cure al
simply wonderful. SO cent bottles for salt
by Proper & Doutt, druggists.