The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-11-24
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
oil market closed vests1dnv z;

Opening this morning at nc.
Mise Emma Sawyer is visiting
friends in Bradford.
Last week the Allegheny was
booming bauk foil, and now she's on
another high, higher than ever.
Frank Shamburg and Mr.. Leslie,
of Tltusville, have new we'll down
on the Reynolds farm near Shamburg,
which is doing about 10 barrels daily.
= -IEtusvilte Citizen.
thanksgiving services will he
held 10 the Presby terian Church at II
o'clock, as per announcement by Rev.
Hickling last Sabbath morning. There
should be good attendance.
Christmas four weeks from next
Saturday. Owing to the hardness of
the times il is difficult to make calcu.
lations on what Santa Claus will do
for the good Of mankind this year.
C. w. Zents, Collector of taxes
for Tiouesta township, wishes to give
notice that five per cent. will be added
to all taxes not paid on or before the
first day of January. Fair warning.
The young people, and as many
"old ones" rs feel that way inclined,
will join in the may whirl" at the
Lawrence House tomorrow (Thanks.
giving) evening, A jolly time may
be expected.
Young Man-Is it true, Doctor,
that smoking cigarettes tends to soften
the brainP Physician-Therc is be
lief to that effect, but with all our
hoasted modern scientific appliances
it can never be verified. Young Man
Why, Doctor? Physician Because
nobody with brains ever smokes them.
Mrs. f. f. King, who has been
sufferer for upward Of year died at
her home in Kingsley township, Sat
urday afternoon, Goth inst, at three
o'clock. The deceased was aged
about 80 years, aud leaves husband,
and four children, three girls and one
boy, to mourn the loss of devoted
wife, and kind and affectiouate moth
er. They have the tender sympathy
of all their neighbors 10 their iepar
able loss.
Star correspondence Mrs. Low
ell is visiting a few weeks with friends
in Armstrong couuty.-Mr. Conrad
Znendel, of Fsrview, Erie county, is
among friends here for a short time.
-Cun. aud John Burhenn each
killed deer on Friday last.-Rev.
Il H Bently was here a few days ago.
-Supt. Hillard gave the school
call this week. JOHN Heath keeps
LIE Pages Liquid Glue at the Post
Office, at 10 cents bottle.
Give thanks tomorrow, whether
you have turkey or not. The fact
that he lives is enough for any one to
give thanks for, aud all should be es.
pecially thankful for good health. Be
thankful that-(this to the men fix
you don't have to split wood and
carry in coal this winter. And above
all be thankful if your gas bill is paid
up, and that you weren't several
thousand "short" when the last rise in
oil came, and be careful you're not
caught "long" when the "shearing"
begins, oh, ye lambs
Mr.. Walter p. Crouch has dis.
posed Of his mercantile interests at
East Hickory to Messrs. A. ]. Sig,
worth and w. A. Kribbs, who have
already assumed control and will con.
tinue the business at the same stand.
Mr.. Crouch had, by uniform courtesy
and fair dealing built up nice trade,
aud his friends will be sorry to lose
him. The gentlemen of the new firm
are enterprisiDg, reliable business men,
with a thorough knowledge of the
mercantile trade, and the citizens of
Hickory will find them a most yalua-
acquisition 70 their community.