The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-11-09
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil market closed yesterday 5Os.

Oll muIkeJ CloSeu 1SSIeiuh1 OOb'
The turkey is climbing up toward
the top round of the perch.
-Tionesta is reveling in the enjoy.
meut of cheap gas these days.
-Scowden q Clark have already a
nice lot of sleighs of all styles in stock.
Very handsome and very reasonable
10 price.
Six young ladies of Tidioute have
organized an opera company. The
girls are having lots of fun, says the
Bradford Era. Wonder if it's true?
Thanksgiving will be the next
legal holiday, making the seventh thus
far this year counting Columbus day,
but which was not, strictly speaking a
legal hold
Boy wanted-to do chores aud at.
tend school this winter, by w. H. Car.
baugh, N%ewmansville, Pa. Work
light and will be kept in school regu.
larly. Reference exchanged. 2t
1t is too plain to need a demon.
stration by chart or diagram that DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup is what the people
need everywhere, for cure Of bronchial
aud pectoral troubles. 1t is a sure
cure.
The voting in this borough and
township was devoid of all excitement,
and the big documeutary'looking bal.
ballots drodped into the boxes-uot
as softly as the sonw.fake-but with a
sort of dull thud.
-Dairymen. stookmen, livery. stable
men and horse car men unite in say.
ing that no such horse and cattle lini.
meut as Salvation Oil has ever been
put upon the market. 1t should be
kept at every stable and stock yard in
the land. 20 cts.
Mrs. Christine Mckay is spending
the winter with her sister, Mrs. Burke,
in Burlington, Iowa, whom she has
not seen for a number of years. Her
many Tionesta friends will wish her a
pleasant sojourn, aud a safe return
home at the end of her visit.
john Gordon, of Oil City, has re.
ceived considerable money as a result
of newspaper notoriety at the time OF
the great food. A medal has just been
presented him by the Life Saving
Benevolent Association, of New York,
for rescuing persons from drowning.
The popular idea that salt applied
to the eyes will cause smarting is
wrong. People forget that tears are
salt. A very simple remedy for weak
or infamed eyes is to open and shut
them several times in warm salt water
This to have any effect, should be
done several times a DAY.
-Supt. Kerr has arrangements well
nigh completed for the coming Insti,
tute, which cOnveneso on the 18th of De.
cember next He will have a fine ar.
ray of instructors, possible better thar
ever before, aud nothing will be left
uudone that will add to the interest
and success of the occasion.
Following is a list of letters re
naming uucalled for 10 Tionesta, Pa.
Post Office, Nov. /, 1892; Mr.. Mays
Att'y.a at Law H. H. Jones, Barne,
Mcdonnell, Mr., Geo. S. Hines, Mr.. j
Fl, Terry, Charles Nellis, Miss Tresii
Carney, When calling for any o
above please say advertised" d. S
Knox, p. NJ.
According to a report made to th,
tax conference at Harrisburg, 1.-THE to
tai value of all property in Penusyl
vania, real, personal and mixed, a
shown 10 this report, is 50, 692, 125, 553
The total taxes paid, including state
county and all local taxes, are $40,
383,903. The total value of all pro
perty actually exempt from taxation
by legislative enactment, is ~$30O,479,
631."
/, -Kory Heath has associated Will
him a partner in the meat business
and hereafter the market will be ruI
under the firm name OF Heath &
Giering, doing business at the sam
old stand. Mr.. Giering has had man,
years experience in the business anC
is a strictly first class butcher. Thei
market will in the future be KEEP
thoroughly supplied with everything il
the meat and poultry line. and Of tn
very best the cauntry affords. Oysters
vegetables and everything which usu
ally goes with a first class market vii
: be found at their place. anr always o
!. the freshest. They also pay the high
est cash price for hides and pelts. IL