The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1908-08-05
NeighbOrhOOd Notes.

The mining town of Hastings, Cambria
county, is in the throes of typhoid fever
epidemic.
Cherry Run Union Campmeeting opens
on August 18th and closes Wednesday,
August Goth. The gates will be open on
Sunday this year.
William MCGEE, aged 10 years, while
in swimming, Thursday, about 6 p. M,
in French Creek, short distance below
the dam of the Vensngo Mills, at Frank
lin, was seized with cramps and drowned.
The body was recovered several hours
afterward.
Samuel Mccullough of West Pike,
by rattlesnake one day last week. Be-
ing in the woods and several miles from
physician, he took his revolver and
shot the finger off and is now said to be
getting along very well.
Miss Bessie Blackmore, aged II years,
was drowned in Sugar Lake, Crawford
county, about 5 o'clock Saturday after.
noon. The body was recovered an hour
later by Walter NJ. Deyoe. The parents
of the girl live at Hickory Corners, not
far from Meadville.
The Mt. Jewett Herald announces that
the big lumber mill of Z. X. Kane at
Kushequs has ceased to do business, the
supply of timber has been exhausted.
The mill having been saving for years
and during that period had used up many
millions of feet of Mexican County tim
Der.
Frank McNeal and Homer johnson
are at Lawrenceville, ILL.,, and witnessed
the drilling in of a we'll on the lease
owned by the stockholders of the Forest
Chemical Company. The well is esti-
mated at about three hundred barrels.
The lease is a good one.-Sheffield OBJ
server.
Hiss Elsie Stoddard Green of st. Jo-
seph, Mo-, and Porter p. Parrish. of
Memphis, Tenn, were drowned Satur-
day night in Chautauqua Lake, short
distance from the Chautauqua pier, boat
in which they were rowing having been
run down by steamer. The bodies were
recovered Monday.
James Winkler, aged ca years, a resi-
dent of Wetmore, near Kane, has been
missing since Thursday morning, and
his family fears that he has perished.
He had gone to the berry woods, and al
though searching parties have been out
every day since no trace of the missing
man haye been found.
Mrs. Charles Remberg, of Siverly, was
in rather a serious condition Wednesday
night, as the result of a very peculiar ac-
cident, but is reported much better to.
day. While feeding number ofchickens
Wednesday she was attacked by a rooster.
The fowl buried one Of its spurs in her
right wrist to such depth the bird could
not move. Mrs. Remberg wrung its neck
and then sent for the family physician
Blizzard.
George S. Owens, of Pittsburg, United
States marshal, was in Bradford to arrest
Wesley P. Zeiger on Wednesday. 1t
seems Zeigler recently went to Bradford
from VenaDgo county. In 1907 he was
assistant mail carrier on a rural free de-
livery between President and Venus,
both in Venango county, and on one of
the trips be is charged with having ab-
stracted from the mail letter directed to
Sears, Roebuck & Co., Chicago, contain
ing So. He was bonded for $500 for his
appearance at the October term of court
in Pittsburg.
DIR. f.. p. Felt, entomologist of the
state Of Nsw York, Saturday issued the
following special warning: dwellings
with hundreds of house flies are hardly
sanitary, while buildings devoted to
traffic in comestibles and swarming with
flies are not only unsanitary, but men,
ace to public health. Recent studies have
shown close parallel in large cities be-
tween the abundance of flies and the
trightful mortality among infants during
the heated term. The deadly typhoid
fever will soon demand its heavy annual
tribute in both life and strength. The
common, apparently harm less house fly
is known as carrier of the intestinal
germs, so deadly to both infants aud
adults, yet its baneiul potentialities are
ignored, for the most part Nothing but
criminal indifference or inexcusable
ignorance is responsible for the swarms
of flies so prevalent in many public
places. general insistence on the part
of purchasers, that all foods, and drinks
be kept free from danger of infection by
this insect, would soon render unprotta-
bic stores and otheriplaces of traffic where
the house fly is allowed to swarm un-
checked"
One application ofManZan Pile Rem
edy, for all forms of Piles, soothes, re-
duceS Inflammation soreness and itching