The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-10-16

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visit to Tionesta as the guests Of Mrs.
w. w. Grove.
-Amsler gets a new invoice Of
grapes, fruits, etc, on nearly every
train, hence his goods are as fresh as
can be had. Try his wares and see
if he don't keep the best for the
money. 1t
Mr.. Conrad Paul, one Of New.
towns industrious citizens, gave US a
pleasant call yesterday. Mr.. PAU is
one of the pioneers Of Kingsley town
ship, having lived there for nearly
forty years.
Look out for a new sd. from
David Miniz, the Marienville mer.
chant next week. The copy arrived
too late for this week, but he is now
prepared to show you bigger stock
than he has ever carried heretofore.
The wire having been strung and
the instruments connected up, the
new telephone line ought to be ready
for business at an early day. As
soor as all connections are completed
Tionesta will be ip shape to "hello"
to the outside world.
Phil. Emert met with a painful
accident last Saturday, while on his
way to visit his father.in law, out on
Smokey Hill. He was thrown from
the wagon on which be was riding by
the upsettsng of the seat, falling on
his back and injuriDg his spine Sc
verely.
Clyde, the eldest son of u. T..
Shriver, is in critical condition at
the home of his parents, on C:opp
Hill, whittier they moved some weeks
ago from this place. He is suffering
from soas abscess, which developed
last winter, aud on which an opera.
ton was made several months ago.
"A 14.year. old son of Mr.. Mitch.
ell, at POrkey, Howe twp, was very
severely burned about the face last
Saturday by gas explosion in the
derrick of an oil well which was be.
ing drilled into the sand. One of the
drillers, whose name we did not
learn, was also quite severely burned
In the Supreme Court, now in
session at Pittsburg, the case of the
Fredouia National Bank vs., n. P.
Perrin ct al, was argued on Thursday
last, and decision withheld for the
present. This case involves the ii.
tie to large tract of oil and timber
land in Howe township, this county
Deputy Secretary of Agricul
ture Hamilton announces the follow
ing dates for farmers institutes il
some of the Western counties: We
mango, March 13; Crawford, March
16; Erie, March 18; Warren. March
20; Forest, March %; Clarion
March %; Jefferson, March q
Clearield, March 80.
The Oil City hospital seems tt
be 10 a Aourishing condition, ant
doing a good work for humanity
There are 19 patients in the institu
tiOn at the present time. The W. N
Y. & P. officials have ordered al
employees injured between Oil Cit.
aud Olean on the River division an,
between Oil City and Brocton on th
Pittsburg division to be sent to th
Oil City hospital.
-Joha Sallade, father of on
townsmau A. j. Sallade, Esq, an
one of the highly esteemed citizens O
jerks township, died at the residenc
of his son.in.law, John Guiton, a
Marienvile, on Monday of this weel
of old age, being 10 his 81st yeal
He leaves seven children. The fu
neral will take place to-day at Ma
rienville, in whose cemetery the re
mains will be laid to rest by the sid
of those of his wife. A good eitize
gone to bis reward.
The Oil City Derrick of Monda
, says that Charles Morgan receive
the sad intelligence by telegram o
/ Sunday evening of the death of h
, brother, Ed. Morgan, at his home
, Chicago on that day, No particular
5 are given, and up to this time NOT
of the friends here had heard an,
The many friends of the young ma
t, here, where he grew to manhoo'
will receive this news with paint
, surprise, as he was popular with b
; associates. He leaves a young wi
aud one child. His home was at q