The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-01-03

month, we're trihe improved at last
accounts, and their physician has now
good hopes Of the recovery Of each
Which their many friends will be
pleased to learn.
Should be kept at stables and
tock.yards. Salvation Oil is the
best friend not only of man, but of
dumb beasts as we'll. For swelled
joints, strained tendons, old sores,
saddle gals and wounds of all kinds
there is no remedy like Salvation Oil.
Price 70 cents per bottle.
Chairman Woods of Marienville
is at the Republican State cobven.
tion at Harrisburg this week as the
representative of delegate j. W.
Jameson, who was unable to attend.
The nomination of candidate for
Congress at. Large will be the most
important work of the convention.
DIR. Bowman reports Nicholas
Weaut of Nebraska as getting along
nicely. Mr.. w. has suffered for some
weeks past with carbuncle on the
back Of his neck that has been a ter.
ror, covering a space nearly a foot
long by five or six in width. He
had narrow escape but is doing we'll
now.
The beautiful piano used at the
institute last week was one from the
we'll known music house Of Z. A.
Wilson d Co., Franklin, and was
placed there by Mr.. L. A. Clary, gen.
eral agent of the company. Mr.. G..
has built up a large patronage for
this house in Forest county, and all
because of the square dealing they
do.
Among the January magazines,
the NelO Peterson is one of the very
best. The list Of contributors holds
various of the most popular names of
the day, and the writer's have given
their best work. One dollar a year
ten cents a copy-for fairly ideal
literary periodical. Address the Pc.
terson Magazine Co. ia South Third
Street, Philadelphia.
The subscription price of the
REPUBLICAN is now only one dollar
year. At this rate the paper should
go into every household in the couu.
ty, and we hope its already lvrge list
of subscribers will give US a turn in
increasing its readers. Rememb Der,
only one dollar. No person should
be without county paper when it
can be bad for that price. Subscribe
now.
The Pope Manufacturing Co
Boston will please accept our thanks
for their unique and very useful cal.
endar for 1894. Nothing in this line
could be nicer or give more pleasure
in printing Office. This company
manufactures the famous Columbi
Bicycles, the finest, perhaps, in the U.
S.; at any rate the person possessing
q Columbia is generally the envied Of
the town.
Defender document number 81
of eighty pages has just been issued
by the American Protective Tariff
League. 1t comprises large mum.
ber Of the official hearings before the
Ways and Means Committee, and is
valuable to all desiring complete in
formation on the Tariff question
Will be sent to any address for ten
cents. Address w. F. Wakemau
Gen. Sec., 1876 West 23d St., New
York.
While all the members of the
family were at church Wednesday
evening of last week, the dwelling
house of Elmer Mealy, of TiOuesta
township, was totally destroyed by
fire, all of the contents being con
sumed with it. A low fire was lef
burning in the stove, whicblmay havt
caused the conhagration, but there il
nothing certain about it. The loss
falls heavily on Mr. Mealy, who, we
understand, had no insurance.
-Messrs. Amann & Schellhammer
plumbers, are nicely fixed in theil
new quarters and have been kept bu
sy 10 their line since locating theil
shop here. Their work is first clasi
and never fails to satisfy, while theil
prices are reasonable. They have th'
assistance of Mr.. N. E. Holmes, 4
practical timer. and all work in
that line will receive the promptes