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

Oil market closed yesterday 552
-McCuen q Simon have a new
ad. 10 this week. Read 1t.
-Chas. Southworth and son,
Charles Jr,, we're among the REPUB-
IIoAN's welcome callers on Thursday
last.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Bonner
and the children, of Chicago, are
here fer few weeks recreation and
rest.
The REPUBLICAN acknowledges
cali from Miss L. G. Guiton, q
Marienville Express compositor, who
visited in the city yesterday.
WANTED. "A job of saving for a
portable mill. Would set for 500,-
600. Write to or call on Gourley 81
Co.. Carlton, Mercer Co., Pa. At.
"A good many are contemplating
visit to Chautauqua next Saturday,
on the excursion which goes from
here on that day. Full particulars
in another column.
AT a recent meeting of the Tidi-
cute school board Prof E. j. Robin
son was elected Principal, succeeding
Prof. Crawford, who has been elected
to the position of Superintendent of
the Titusville city schools
Rev. DR.. Elder, of Clarion, who
has many friends in this section, has
been seriously i'll for some days with
congestion of the kidneys, and much
anxiety on his behalf is manifested
by his large circle of friends.
-Chas. Russell, Tionesta, is agent
for the celebrated Buffalo Razor,
which is honed ready for immediate
use, guaranteed in every respect, and
removes whiskers without pain. Par.
ties desiring these famous razors will
fud them at Russell's barber shop. If.
On account of poor health Mrs.
j. l.. Walters has disposed of her
restaurant and ice cream parlor to
Mrs. j. B. Great of Tylersburg, who
expects to continue the business.
Under the care of DR.. Mason Mrs
Walters is fast improving. and her
friends hope ere long to see her health
fully restored.
Link Harrington is confined in
Jail to await trial for cutting james
Hulings, of Clarion county, at Wat.
son Farm, this county, a few days
since. The trouble occurred in an
alteration in which the two men be.
came engaged, Hulings, who is q
driller, receiving a bad slash near the
back of the neck, from which ht
came near bleeding to death.
There is but one authorized edi
tion, or will be, of the life of James
G. Blaine, and that is written by Gal
Hamilton, Blaine's literary executor
and it is being published by that wei
known publishing house, the Henry
Bill Co., of Norwich, Conn. They
want live and and responsible agent
in every locality to canvass for tn,
work. See ad. IN this issue.
"A school case which attracted I
large part Of the East Hickory popu
lation to town, was tried in 'Squir'
Setley's court oD Saturday and Mon
day of the past week. The defend
ant was Anna Comstock, principal o
the East Hickory school, who was ar
rested at the instance of Mrs. Samue
Douglass, for hOgging the latter's boy
The jury evidently thought Their
wasn't much in the case, for after
short deliberation they brought in
verdict of not guilty and divided tn
costs.
An exchange very sensibly re
marks that the payment of small
debts should be made promptly. A
rule these debts are due small
tradesmen and labOring men, who i'm
diately upon the receipt of th
amount due them pay debts owed b,
them. Thus $40 passing from on
to another frequently pay half ,
dozen or more debts in one day 70
as many men. Realizing this fac
every effort should be made to pay tn
small debts we owe. If everybod,
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