The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-01-29

Watch for Miles n Armstrong; new
adj. next week. They have something to
tell you. Don't miss it. 1t
-Georgianna, the -year-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. f. Watson, of
Golinza, who has been at the point Of
death from diphtheria, is getting better.
DIR. Bowman, who has been attending
the little sufferer, administered the anti
toxine treatment on Sunday last, since
which there has been a marked improve
ment in the childs condition.
There will be given away with the
Sunday Inquirer of February toy
theatre complete with stage. proscenium
arch and full cast of characters neces-
sary for reproduction in miniature of
that most popular melo-drama, "The
Still Alarm" Included in the scenes de-
picted is that of great building in
flames, while all around a complete fire
department, with fire engine, patrol,
aerial ladder and large corps of fremen
are at work. This is only one of the
many thrilling scenes in this tiny presen-
tation of this famous play. Tie theatre
will be found useful method of enter
tainment to everv member of every
household. To prevent disappointment
it will be necessary to send in all orders
early in the week.
The best time on record on the river
division of the w. N. Y. & p. was ac-
complished Sunday. The train, which
consisted of four passenger coaches con-
tanning sixty or more passengers, and a
baggage car, was hauled by Engineer
Charles F. Brigham, with Conductor j.
c. Walsh loo king after the interests of
the members of the Bostonian Opera
Company, who were the passengers
aboard, en- route for Pittsburg. The dis
tance from Olean to Oil City is 1l6 miles
aud the trip was made in two hours and
| forty-five minntes, which included a stop
of ten minutes to take water. AS there is
one short curve after another along the
whole route, the time made is considered
remarkable.-Btizz
From the Brookville Republican OF
last week we CLEAN the following partic-
ulars of fatal accident which occurred
on the 18th inst, at the numbering camp of
W. d. & d. S. Shields, located near Mill
stone, Elk county. The victim was
Frank Grieble, of Lucinda Furnace, Clar-
ion county. With many others he had been
hauling timber for the above firm, aud
on the day of the accident was skid
dina from the woods to the main road.
Another team was assisting him to draw
large stick, and while walking by the
side of his load was caught and crushed
against tree which stood by the road
side. Those present picked bim up un.
conscious and carried him to the camp
caring for him until the arrival of DR..
Brewer, of Clarington, who found the in
juries of fatal nature, and the young
man lived but two days after.
Last Wednesday about noon, as
Jacob Bush of German Hill, was driving
down the hill in a single wagon, his
horse, young animal, took fright al
something and ran away. For time
Mr.. Bush held to the lines, but finally
had to release his hold to keep from be.
ing thrown from the high seat on which
we was sitting. When near Geo. Hole
mans house the trout axle of the wagon
broke causing an upset and throwing the
occupant violently to the hard frozen
ground. He struck on his head and lef
shoulder, dislocatlng the latter and cut
ting several deep gashes in his forehead
and otherwise severly bruising his face
He was taken to DIR. Morrow's Office anC
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replace the dislocation. His injuries
were very painful, but fortunately no
serious, and he was able to be taken t
his home on Saturday. The horse wai
uniniured.