The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-09-20

"NhN wv BiCbos
DR.. j. E. Hadley, of Philadel.
phIa, veterinary surgeon of many
years practice, has decided to locate
in Tionesta. The Doctor comes we'll
recommended, and no doubt will find
hearty welcome among our horse
and cattle owners. His card will ap.
pear later.
Col. Willis j. Hulings, 1. S.
Gibson and H. McSweeuey Esqs., of
Oil City, tried their luck on Forest
county squirrels last Friday, and
although the game was not "overly
plenty" the scarcity didn't interfere
with their having a pleasant days
recreation.
The catalogue of exhibits of
Pennsylvania at the Worlds Fair,
prepared under the direction of Ex.
ecutive Commissioner Farquhar, has
been received at this Office, and very
interesting pamphlet it is too, giving a
list Of all the exhibits of the citizens
of the State. Many thanks.
For the next teachers institute
in this county which has been set TO
begin on the 18th of December, Supt.
Kerr has been fortunate enough to
secure the services of sHon. r. G.
HOrr, one of the foremost speakers in
the United States, for two lectures.
This will be rich treat for our citi.
zens, surely.
ALBERT w. Fitzgerald of the Bo.
rough, and Miss Vernie Ellen Saltz.
giver of Tionesta township we're uni.
ted in marriage at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. T. w. Mckay, of Halyday
Run, near Oil City, on Monday, Sept.
1S, 1893, at 3 o'clock p. M, Squire
McSteen of Oil City, officiating. The
friends of Bert and his bride here.
abouts join in best wishes.
"A press special from Seattle,
Wash. on Sept. 13, says; "The ia.
nous Pennsylvania land syndicate
case, which involves 100000, was
decided in favor of the syndicate by
the court here to-day. The syndi.
cate is composed Of ex.Lieut. Gov.
Z. w. Stone, l.. r. Freeman, A. j.
Hazletine of Warren, and other
prominent Pennsylvanians."
ID. w. Clark, j. T. Ritchey,
Sheriff Osgood, G. W. Sawyer, o. c.
Brownell, G. w. Dunkle and F. F.
Whittekiu, are attending U. S. Dis.
trict Court, in session at Williams
port, Pa, this week. The two first
named are there as jurors; the bal.
ance are witnesses in the counterfeit
case against Samuel Hackett, pulled
in by Sheriff Osgood here three weeks
ago.
For some time back Judge Pro.
per has experienced a marked failure
in his eye sight, and recently be con.
suited Pittsburg's eminent oculist.
DR.. Sadler, who pronounced his trou.
BILE cataract, but informed the Judge |
that the disease had not sufficiently
developed to permit of being success.
fully operated upon, and that in a
few weeks the trouble can be remov-
ed without difficulty.
The shingle and saw mills of
Green u Gross were destroyed by fire
about one o'clock Oh the morning of
the 18th. The men we're at work at
the time, but it gained so much head.
way before being noticed, and was
spread by the explosion of au oil can,
that it could not be controlled. The
loss will be about $4,000, with no in.
surance. We have not learned if
they intend to rebuild or not.-Ma.
rie,aViIle Erprsss.
Nobody need be scared by the
narrowing of available land in the
west open to settlement. This coun.
try has plenty of room yet for far
mers. Goodyear brothers, alone,
want to dispose of more than one
hundred thousand acres at a price
less than it would cost farmer to GO
to Kansas to procure vacant land.
Potter, Mexican, Elk, Cameron,
Warren, Forest, Jefferson and Clear.
field counties have room for many
thousands of farmers.-Erchange.
The Record tells of the marriage
of two of Pleasantville's most promi.
nent and best known young people,
which took place in jamestown, N.
Y, at the early hour of eight o'clock
Monday morning of last week. The