The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-03-23
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
oil market closed yesterday So.


This is splendid sap weather.
--Marlenville will be money order
office after April first.
Monday was the first day of spring.
Also fou- degrees below zero at daylight.
The early bird has to whistle pretty
lively these days To keep up his courage.
The trout fishing season opens April
18th, and not one day sooner. Remember
thati
Charlie Whiteman met with the loss
OF 2OO-dollar team horse, by death last
Saturday.
The weather this morning gives prom
Use of flood, thing earnestly desired by
our lumbermen.
Miss Maude Brennan is home from
Hamilton, Ont, on few days vacation
with parents and friends.
MIR. and Mrs. G. NJ. Shawkey and
Ellis, of Warren, were guests of their
parents over last Sabbath.
Stewart Turner has purchased the
interest of A. Dunn in the Dunn Il Turner
NAbit ~ y AN'"os
Mr.. II. w. Iedebur was down from
East Hickory yesterday on business, and
gave the print shop pleasant call during
his stay.
Ducks are reported "f1ir to plenty" on
the creek and river. While not always
'out OF sight," they are generally out of
reach of a gun.
Many of our townspeoplc are getting
ready to fit on the first of April, and
some are talking strong of building, being
unable TO rent.
When winters wind, with mad tur-
moil, sweeps over hills and plains, It's
then you need Salvation Oil TO heal your
aches and pains.
-Ex-Sheril l.. Agncw has purchased
the Lawrence House of Mr.. Shawkey, and
will take charge as soon as the change eau
be conveniently made.
The creek and back channel froze over
solid on Sunday night. If this thing is
going to keep up it nigh: bo well to look
up job for the winter.
The dwelling house of Welsh Grove,
located at the mouth of Little Hickory,
was burned to the ground on Thursday
morning of last week.
Charlie Kirchartz tapped his best
brand of fIavana's last Thursday morning
on The arrival OF that young l0-pound
cigar maker at his domicile.
The sixth annual State Sanitary Con-
yfn Of nGx,laf nj t,.iI ha hnlI at
Erie, March 2gth, 30th and 3lst. All
Boards of Health are invited to send dele
gates.
-"Down on your knees, and thank
heaven fasting" not for n good mans love
this time, but because you have cured
your cold so easily with DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
Look out for something not heretofore
seen in Tionesta in the line of Spring
goods at ii. J. Hopkins & Co.'S. j.. j
is in the East, and goods will be arriving
in few days.
Tho Tidioute Ners entered its 10th
volume with last weeks issue. Under
| Bre'r Whites management it is as bright
saucy and handsome as most eighteen
ycar-olds usually get.
The increase in the salary of male
| teachers in Pennsylvania for 1891 was Z;
cents per month, as against 36 cents fol
females. This isn't a fair shake for thu
latter class of teachers.
Postmaster Knox has rented th,
Bonner house now occupied by DIR. Sig
! nj x..flI off Isf
The doctor las not yet fully decided Or
his location after that date.
Operators have been entirely sus
pended in the Lineville field. There il
more territory TO drill, but the operators
have entered into a voluntary shut dowi
owing to the price of the product, says tn
Blizzard.
The BroOkville Republican says it /
reported that Alex. Whitehill, the favorit
pitcher of the Brookville Base Ball club
has been offered flattering inducements +
sign with one of the clubs of the Obi
State League.
Sheriff Osgood has purchased tn
handsome cottage of Mrs. John Cobb II
the north ward, and has rented the sam
to j. F. Proper, who is obliged to vacat
the Forest House to make room for tn
Kelley Institute people.
The reward of $500 offered for the re
capture OF murderer Mills, which wa
accomplished at Marienville last week
was divided as follows; Conductor Thurs
ton and his crew $3.50, and Constable Coo
and T. j. Brick Sl25 each.
Il. ]. Hopkins OF the firm OF IT. J
Hopkins 4 Co., is in New York laying il
the Spring stock of goods for that enter
prising house, and as usual the firm
customers may be on the watch for
record-smasher in their line.
VIM. G. Turnkey, one of Warren
most prominent young attorneys, an
only son of the late Justice Turnkey
committed suicide in Youngstown, Ohio
ON Wednesday morning of last week. A
aggravated attack of the grip, fror
which he never fully recovered, unbal
anced his mind for the time, and led I
the rash act. The affair has east a shado'
Of gloom over the entire community
which he was so we'll known and univel
sally respected. He was buried in Frank
lin, the home of his childhood and wheI