The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-03-15

fN"'"o' DV" Wi5e Sue OppoAunlty,
Ste Special Inducements" in this
issue. Don't forget to clip the cou.
pon out and take it with you. 1t.
1t will be pleasant uews to the
many friends of Mrs F. A. Wheeler to
learn that she has so far recovered as
to be able TO return home from Buffa.
10, where she has been under treat.
meut for several weeks past. She
will arrive Saturday, and her com.
plete recovery is predicted by the
physicians.
Those who know cay that the
bottom has entirely dropped out of
the Pittsburg boat market, and that,
unless things change { o a great ex.
tent, it will he a pretty difficult mat.
ter To give boats away this spring
The continued strike among the min.
ers has practically paralyzed the coal
industry, hence the operators have no
use for boats.
"A load of hay went up in smoke
on Third street last Tuesday morning,
says the Warren Mail, but the FIRE.
man saved the rack and sleds. 1t
seems that the owner, Clarence Skin.
ner, of Pennington, drove on MIR.
Thomas scales to weigh and in turn.
ing around went over a small bonfire.
Of course the bay quickly caught,
and a pail Of water should have stop.
ped the fire. but the water wasn't
handy.
We clip the following pointer
from an exchange: What shall it
profit a country editor if be shall
gain the applause of the whole world
and lose that dollar Cor several of
them, as the case may beg you owe
him fur subscription For all lie van.
ity save that dollar. Yea, verify
man shall not live by bread alone,
but it is very essential that he have
a little bread and where withal shall
a yonng man buy bread if the dollar
is with holden? Brethren think Of
these things.
Rafting began on Tionesta creek
last Saturday, j B. Haggerty, who is
running the Tionesta Lumber Co.'s
stuff from Salmon Creek. having
brought out eleven RATS. Thus far
there is little out at the mouth, the
j"bbers not having their lumber raft.
ed yet. There is little sawed lumber
to run this spring, aside from the Sal.
mon creek output, and that of Collins
q Siggins. at Fools creek, further up
the Tiouesta. The square timber. it
is thought, will exceed the sawed
lumber this season from that source.
The firm of Ledebur & Bowman,
in the Touring mill business at East
Hickory, has been dissolved by mu-
tual consent, Mr.. Ledebur retiring ou
accoun Of failing health. These
gentlemen have built up a very -four.
ishing business in the -four and feed
line, and il is a matter of much re.
greet to Mr.. Ledebur, as we'll as his
friends, that he is obliged to take this
step He will rest up for a year or
so, however. from his rs years of al.
most constant application to business.
and his physicians tell him it will be
about all the medicine he will need.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. H. Smith, of
Nebraska we're bereft of their young
est SOD, Donald Pierce, who died Oh
Wednesday morning last, of diph.
liberia, and was buried 10 the GENE.
terry at this place on the afternoon of
the same day. The child was aged
2 years, l month and 20 days. The
parents, who ale just now passing
through a severe affection from this
dread disease, have the sincere sym.
patty of their neighbors 10 their sore
trials. We are pleased to be able to
report that, at last accounts, ell the
sick members Of the family are get.
ting better.
In these spring.like days, when
the sun shines brightly overhead, ami
the walks are apparently dry. one is
apt to be tempted into going out rub.
herless and without the customary
winter wraps, forgetting the dangers
incident to such exposures. Very
many of the cases of pneumon.
ia which are constantly reported owe
their existence to such thoughtless.
ness. Don't do il. 1t won't hurt
you to wait a few more weeks, while
il NAV be the saving of Vou. You