The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-01-27

above, l deem IL a pleasure to forward
this testimonial Of its efficacy. James
Buckley, 1886 Lombard St., Philadel.
phia, Pa.
Mr.. Kennedy Hawk, of Ne.
braska, returned this morning from
the hospital at Pittsburgh, where he
had another operation performed on
his right leg, which had been bother
ing him of late. While not over san.
guiue that the operation has been
complete success, he stills feels hopeful
that the wound will heal without
further difficulty, in which hope his
many friends heartily join.
Marcus Hulings, known through.
out oildom as one of the most public
spirited and useful citizens within its
limits, died at his home in Oil City on
Monday night of this week, aged 6S
years. He was man Of large means,
and spent much Of it in charitable
and benevolent way, and he will be
missed aud mourned by very large
circle of friends. He was closely
related to the Hulings family formerly
Of this place.
The following paragraph from the
Ne1us hits off the situation Z. feabouts
as we'll as iu Franklin, aud on the
"misery loves company" score, is q
little bit comforting anyway: "The
doctors 10 this city have been very
busy lot of men during the present
season. The calls upon them we're for
a time so numerous and frequent that
about every one of them had to get
along with only about forty winks OF
sleep per day"
The Tidioute Ee'oS very properly
observes that 1892 is going tn be an
expensive year in the matter of mutual
life insurance, particularly among
those orders strong in the north. The
death rate although covering more
territory, will be greater than from
yellow fever in any one year in The
south. But the obligated brotherhood
should stand firm and meet the relic
calls. That is the object Of the orders
and the only cause Of their being"
The dwelling house Of Jack Reed
but not occupied by him at the time
situate about one mile from Marien
vile, on the road leading to Tylers
burg, was burned to the ground oil
Saturday night last, taking fire be
; tween 10 aud IL o'clock. The hous
was a substantial one and, togethe
: with an outbuildiug also destroyed
eutails loss on Mr.. Reed of 81 800 t.
$4,000, the insurance on which ha'
expired but few days previous to tn
fire.
The trouble over the injury t
James Manross, of Hunters Station
mentioned in our issue of two week
ago, eliminated 10 the arrest last wee
y, of Mr.. John Booher, neighbor, an
on Friday a hearing was had at th
injured mans house, presided over b
Esquire Pettigrew, of President, whC
on the testimony adduced, bound NJ
u Booher over to court 10 the sum {
$1,000. The nature Of Mr.. Manros
injuries being such that he is unabl
o to leave his home at this time the tria
!. will likely not come up at the preser
i term Of court at Franklin, where
o must be had, the alleged ofiense havin
If occurred in VenaDgo county. l.
s. "A resident of Forest county We
g in the city yesterday, and claimed b
object 10 coming to OIL City was
e fluid some of the members of the Flu
e Fin and Feather club and notify the
G that the game laws are being seriousI
: violated in the vicinity of Tionest
t. He stated that deer are being hounde
8 regularly aud that less than a mont
h ago a 200 bound buck was driven in
n the river and killed within half mi
of Tionesta. Derrick, Jan. 26. II
le Derrick has been mis- informed in tn
Ig matter. We are told by a reliab
le party that the deer in question "
d driven into the river near Presider
n by dogs that had been started on f
II. chase. We have not heard Of al
1T other violations of the law. Fore
ID county sportsmen are not guilty
any such tricks.
y We accompanied Sheriff Osgo,
d, on a flying visit to the hustling tov
Ie, of Mauenvlle yesterday. Busine
D., continues fairly brisk there, and t
at town looks neat, new and enterprisiu
ss even in mid winter. Our stay "
be too brief and the temperature t
US frisky for general inspection, but