The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-02-08

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frozen over with an entirely new sheet
Of ice. The spice of weather as we'll
as life is a variety.
1t is because persons who once
try DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, always
buy it again, that its sales have be-.
come so enormous The SUGGEST of
this great remedy in curing cold,
cough, Group and sore throat is sim
ply marvellous.
The Franklin Mews does itself
great credit in its graphic account of
the very recherche reception rendered
to Governor Pattison and staff, by
Brigadier General Wiley and staff,
at the Nursery Club rooms in that
city, last Friday evening, The Ne'os
prints the news at all times.
DIR. Morrow sustained a painful
injury to his shoulder by a fall on
the ice, Monday morning. AT first
he was disposed to treat it as a com.
mon hurt, but a more critical exami
nation demonstrated that the point of
the shoulder bone was broken, and
he is nursing it accordingly.
Mr.. P. S. Lindal, for a number
of years a resident Of Forest county,
has moved with bis family to Sharon,
Pa, where he will make his future
abode. Mr.. L. is q worthy, honora.
BILE citizen, and we commend him to
the good people of bis newly chosen
home as one ever entitled to their es.
TEEN.
The Sires Photograph Gallery
will hereafter be open every day, ex.
eept Sunday, until further notice.
Mr. Sires has placed in charge of the
gallery Mr. w. j. Bulger, of Chicago,
a strictly first class artist, and those
desiring fine work should hasten to
take advantage of this good opportu.
nifty. IF.
: The repairs at the Nebraska
FIGURING Mills are completed. The
Feed Rollers work like a charm, and
it is real pleasure to see the fine corn
meal and chop rolling out at the rate
of 80 bushels an hour. Mr.. Aites,
who years ago attended the mill, is
hack again, and will make the best of
-four and supply the wants Of custom
ers.
-Comrade "Sim." Siggins, the
genial veteran whom all the old sur.
vivors of the SD regiment remember,
died at his home 10 Bradford on the
26th ult. Sim. was born and reared
in this county, and was one Of the
first to enlist with the boys in 81,
going out with the Company g., or
"TioDesta Rangers" as the company
was called. He had no enemies.
Our hale old friend John Thorn
son, of Stewards Run, Frightened the
REPUBLICAN, sanctum an hour or two
last Saturday. Nothing is pleasanter
than an hours review Of the many
old.time "reminiscences way back 10
the forties and fifies by one of these
old settlers, who was one of the
"young chaps" of that time. And
our old friend Thomson is full of
them.
From a Marieuville scribe: Rev.
Earseman, the Presbyterian minister,
is conducting a series of successful
meetings here at present.-The revi.
val at the NJ. Z. Church is still ION.
tinuing. About sixty five persons
have sought pardon aud profess to
have found peace. Rev. Ray, the
Evangelist, is conducting the meet
ing, and is a power in the work. The
church is crowded to its utmost ca.
pacity every evening.
Austin Hess was lodged in Cla-
ZION Jail last Thursday. charged with
horse stealing, barn burning, assault
and battery and all the crimes men.
mentioned in the criminal catalogue.
He is said to have two partners
William Blair and G. o. Gordon.
II is popularity believed that this trio
of outlaws are responsible for the
barn burned some months ago of
William Steiner of near Tylersburg,
and from whom they have stolen
horses and cattle as we'll as robbing
him of money Clarion Jacksanian.
There is one "Burdick bill" be-.
fore the legislature that should be-.
come a law this session. 1t is one in.
troduced by Mr.. Burdiek to prohibit
the killing Of deer 10 this State for a
narind IF thraa vaars The hill ouuht