The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-01-18

-Barnum used TO say that "when
a merchant wiihdraws his advertise
ment from the newspaper it is n pref
~ certain sign that he gues mt want
your trade. He is tired aud aud
needs rest; so keep away from him"
"A bad case IF rheumatism cured
with rs cents. Mr.. Aug. Scherfe.
St. Louis. No, writes: Last week |
had a very bad attack of rheumatism.
used three bottles Of Salvati n OIL
which stopped the pain and cured
me-"
While walking on Main Street
Tuesday afternoon, Philip Dean, of
Marienville fell aud broke his left leg
above the ankle. He was carried to
the G utter House and Drs. Rimer
and sloan pat him in as easy shape
as possible. To-day he was taken
home.- Clarion Jacksonian.
August Carlson, s%ectinn foreman
ut Jameson station, had the great toe
Of his right fnot crushed by a railroad
tie ~ Tuesday Of last week, aud the
injury has since given him considera
hle trouble. A few days after, DR..
Morrow found il necessary To smpu.
tate q goodly portion of the injured
tue. gaugrene having set 10.
Sunday night last was the cold.
est Of the season thus far. Monday
morning The borough thermometers
showed all the way from 8 to II de
grees below zero, depending on l"ca
ii"n. AT Billy Clark's, on Hunter
Rnu the mercury dropped to l6 be.
low, which was two degrees lower
than that of the previous night.
The Derrick urges the establish.
mrnt If a wonl buying house there 1t
a good move for the business int rests
If that place, which prompts the
meddlesnme Franklin News TO re
mark that "there isn't 81 gund u clip
If lambs wool at the Oil Exchange
as there used to be, but the farm
grown wool ought to he sufficient l."
make something If a trade"
"A two.inch pipe line is being
laid by Kahle Bros. & Grey from
P"rcupine Run, in President town
ship. to housewife, where it will
connect with the line of the Valley
OIL Works 1t is a private line aud
is to he used in handling the prnduc.
ton in President township of the
gentlemen named, who have q wells
drilled III a 400 acre lease. Frank.
lin Neus.
Township and borough caucuses
should he held three weeks earlier
this year than usual. The machinery
uf the new ballot law is much slower
and more cumbersome than hereto
fnre. aud in order that there he NJ"
friction, nominations should be made
at once, as time must be given to get
the ballots printed and distributed,
aud it cau't be done if all wait till
the last moment.
Forrest Lodge, A O.. U. W, will
install the following officers next
FRIDAY evening: NJ. W, Chas F
Thomson /; Foreman, H. E. Smith ;
OVerseer, G. w Walters; Recorder,
l. J H"pkins; Financier, s =. Set
ley Receiver, j. B Hagerty; Guide
l.. Fulton; Inside Watch. j. K.
Clark Outside Watch, j. Z. Week..
l. j. Hopkins is the newly elected
Rrprest NATIVE To the Grand Lodge
Judging frnm the mount Of ties
that have been hauled through thiS
place To the station durIug this ex
cellent u of sleighing one is led
To wonder where all the timber il
coming from. as it was thought that
class of material had long ago been
stripped If completely hereabnuts
But the hauling continues without
abatement, and We a%pprehend if the
,leighing were Ia last ull sumner
there would still be ties To haul.
WIN. Taft, who drives one of E
l. Drwoody's teams in the lumber
wonds at Fox creek, Green township,
met with an accident on Thursday
m"rning last which may yet result
seriously. He had hitched Ia a large
stick of timber, and when the horses
were pulling about us mnch as they
were able tn, one of the tugs hr, kr
aud the end next to the driver heU
hack with terrifice fnrce striking Taft
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