The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-11-20

Ter, for the past month, returned to
her home Friday of last week, &C.
companied by her sister, Mrs. james
Morgan.
Among The REPUBLICANS pleas
ant callers this week were Elmer E.
Sutton, Redclyffe, Chas. Latt, j. H.
Robertson, F. +. Eddy, Jas. H. Nor.
rison, Samuel Henry and Col. AIMS.
Ter of Marienville.
-Amsler keeps anything aud ev.
erything in the vegetable and fruit
line, and sells at moderate prices.
Call on him when in need. Cigars,
tobacco, candies and the like, 10
abundant variety. 1t
Joseph Adamson Esq, Of Phil.
adelphia, spent part Of last week in
rionesta, looking after his interests,
in Forest county. The REPUBLICAN
acknowledges a pleasant call from
him during his stay in town.
Mr.. B. G. Hinckley, one of
Bradford's representative business
men, was a visitor to town this week.
Mr.. II. has some very promising oil
territory in this county which he in.
tends to develope in the near future.
AT last accounts the boats and
barges which left here last week we're
making fair progress, and it is be-
lieved all will get down without spec.
ial mishap, though they encountered
some very low water on the lower
end Of the river
Miss Rosa Hunter was uufortu.
pate in the loss Of a 20.dollar bill, on
Monday of last week. She believes
it was dropped in the streets of Tio.
nesta The finder will be suitably
rewarded and graciously thanked by
| returning same 10 neI.
Mr.. G. G. CASTOR, who has been
housed up for the past two week with
a severe ottack of quinsy, is not able
to be out yet, but is getting better.
Nothing makes fellow feel so uproar'
ionsly happy as to have the quinsy -
when he is on the mend.
Proper Bros. are rigging up to
sink another we'll on Hunter run,
near the one drilled some time ago,
aud which showed up for good gas.
ser. Their object is the increase OF
the volume of gas with the intention
of running new line into town.
The "Children's Aid Society" Of
Tiouesta, wish to find a good home
for little boy three years Of age.
He is bright little fellow, with a
most lovable disposition. For par.
ticulars, inquire of Mrs. Kelly, or
the Secretary, Mrs. 7. F. Ritchey.
On account of i'll health Geo. A.
Northrup has stepped out from his
position as associate editor of the
Kane Republican, and Hon. Lucius
Rogers, the veteran editorial war
horse, will preside exclusively over
the columns of the paper. Success:
to both gentlemen.
They are getting even with the
nitro glycerine hauleIs down al
Franklin, the mayor having fined
two drivers one hundred dollars each
for hauling the dangerous stuff
through that city recently. This j;
the right kind of medicine and should
be administered by every community
Mr.. Deans we'll Oh the David
Hunter place, Hunter station, il
down and dry. The operators are
not discouraged. however, aud viii
begin another as soon as the rig car
be put in readiness. 1t will be 10
Gated about a mile to the north and I
trifle east of the one just com
pleted. Such pluck deserves create
success.
i. n. Patterson's well on tn
Dickens tract between the Vockrotl
and Charles Albaugh farms. Crop
Hill, proved duster, at depth o
something over LOO feet. Mr.. Pat
terson was curious to know if ther
was anything under the ground il
that territory at that depth, henc
the test. The. other operators in tha
field are not nearly so deep.
Although the present outlook 70
sleighing is not very good, we shal
undoubtedly have enough of it be
fore spring. In this connection
will be interesting to know tina
Messrs. Seowden o. Clark have th
, largest display of fne sleighs eve