The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-01-17


that you get the genuine Salvation
! Oil DO not let the dealer sell you
something "Juat as good" but insist
upon getting the genuine with the
Bulls Head trade mark on the wrap.
per.
--Commissioner Youngk has been
having a tussle with a sore foot and
the grip. The latter disease is usual.
ly all man cares TO nurse at time.
However Mr.. YOuugk has got the
better Of them both, and is around
again.
1t is because persons who once
try DIR. Bull's Codgh Syrup, always
buy it again, that iis sales have be.
come so enormous. The success Of
this great remedy in curing cold,
cough, Group and sore throat is sim.
ply marvellous.
The doctors of this place have
been doing quite rushing bust.
ness in the vaciuating line during the
past few view weeks. Many of the
little fellows have assumed a dignity
of carriage that evidently is the re.
suit Of force Of circumstances rather
than natural desire.
Hon John G. Brandon, who
served term ss Associate Judge Of
Forest county, back in the sixties,
died at his home in Scotch Hill,
Clarion county, on the 9th inst, aged
about 20 years. Judge Bradon had
many friends in this county who will
hear of his death with surprise and
sorrow.
The Pennsylvania commissioners
of fisheries will have on hand for dis.
tribution after March 1 about $780,.
600 trout fry. Applications should
be made to John Gray, 1870 Vine
Street, Philadelphia. They must be
indorsed by the senator or represen.
tatives of the district in which the
application is made.
DR.. SiggiDs reports to the Board
of Health two cases of measles at
the house of James Connely, of the
Borough. The attention of the citi.
zens is called to rules "a, 50 and SO
of the health board, governing these
cases, and all good citizens are called
upon to use every necessary precau.
tiou to prevent an epidemic of this
disease, and all householders should
observe carefully the rules above re.
ferred to, By order of the Board of
Health.
-Neighbor Muse Of the Vindica.
tor is putting on city airs just like the
REPUBLICAN, having put in a Camp
bell cylinder press, and will hereafter
take bis Wednesdays little easier
than heretofore. jim was getting too
fat to work the business end of
hand press anyway, and while We
don't begrudge him the evidence of
prosperity which this acquisition
seems to indicate, we must commend
bis foresight iu snaffling onto it be.
fore the Wilson bill becomes a law
and knocks out what little bottom
is left in the business affairs of the
nation.
Thieves entered the dwelling
house of Abraham Mealy, 10 the
Mealy settlement, Tionests township,
on Sunday night last, while the
household we're at church. They
gave the premises a general rapsack
ing, emptying bureau drawers,
trunks, ETC., carrying off what things
they could conveniently take. A
trunk was carried out to the woods |
and broken open from which was Ia.
ken suit of clothes. They we're ev.
identity not high type of house.
breakers, apparently only looking |
around to see what they could get.
They we're tracked toward Little Tio |
nesta, and will doubtless be. made to |
answer for their misdemeauor. II is
supposed there were two of them.
"A number of Tionesta gentle.
men who are able to carry the scheme
through if there is anything 10 il,
have leased from the Hunter estate
the hill, or "hog. back" as it is
known, near the grist mill. with the
intention of starting a factory for the
manufacture of the finer quality Of |
building and finishing brick. A
quantity of the clay or deposit will |
be given thorough test and if found |
to contain the proper ingredients for
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