The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-10-10
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Opening this morning at 92sc.
-Chestnuts ought to be dropping
these days.
Miss Maud VanGieseu, of Eden.
burg, is visiting at Mr.. Sloau's.
DR.. O'Neil, the Oculist, will be
at DIR. Siggins' office Saturday. 1t.
Best work at lowest prices at
Sires' Photo. rooms, Tionesta, Pa.
Miss Bessie Servoss, of New York
City, is the guest of Miss Retta Proper.
Miss Flora Walters is home from
Pittsfeld, Warren county. for short
stay.
Mrs. Over is paying the family of
her daughter, Mrs. Rowland Cobb, a
visit.
Mrs. j. P. Grove is paying friends
at her old home, West Bridgewater,
Pa, visit.
Geo. Rsab, the barber, has put
iu another handsome chair, aud ex.
poets an assistant in few days.
Hon. Jos Dale, of Tionesta, Pa =,
was the guest of relatives here last
week. Grove City Telephone.
Mrs. c. NJ. Shawkey and children,
of Warren, came down on Saturday
last and are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hillard.
--Sires, the Photographer, is turn
ing out some very fine Cabinet Pho.
tographs. Stop at the gallery and see
some of his latest work.
Mr.. j. d. w. Reck Of Dallas,
Mexican county, came down last
Thursday evening and remained with
friends till Saturday.
VIII Kliuestiver, of the Tndica.
tor, who has spent the past six weeks
at Iron City College, Pittsburgh, re-
turned ou Saturday last.
Miss Nellie Brownell one of For.
est county's successful teachers, is en-.
gagged in teaching six months term
of school at Walnut Bend, Veuango
county.
Mr.. w. w. Dimond left for his
home in Downs, Kansas, on last Sat
urday evening, after au enjoyable visit
of three weeks with old friends in this
place and vicinity.
Wild geese have been observed
flying southwark during the past few
days. Supposed to have been routed
by the equinoctial storm that's been
bowling about the northern cline for
while back.
-"Diseased nature oftentimes breaks
forth in strange eruptions," and the
result of it ali is pain. Now, Saliva.
tion Oil will send this very pain to
the right about at the trifling cost OF
only 25 cents.
j. w. Ball, at the depot sells the
new and excellent brand of -four call.
ed the Target, which is having a big
run. Every sack is fully guaranteed
to give entire satisfaction, and Mr..
Ball invites trial.
Mr.. S. R. Cogau came up from
St. George, w. Va, last Saturday, re,
turning Monday accompanied by his
family, who will make their home
there this winter. Sim reports busi.
ness active in that country at present.
The wife of Mr.. Welker Brock,
way, of Marienville, this county, died
on Tuesday of last week, of typhoid
fever. She leaves husband and two
or three children to mourn her loss.
Mr.. BrOckway is himself Frustrated
with the fever.
Charlie Bankhead, who takes the
cake as a gardener, supplied the edi.
tors table with a variety of vegeta.
bles which were a real curiosity for
this season of the year, consisting OF
beans, beets, little onions, cucumbers,
tomatoes and radishes.
DR.. F. B, O'Neil, Oculist and
Aurist, can be consulted at DIR. Siggins'
Drug Store, Saturday, Oct. 13, until 8
o'clock, P. NJ, and any person with
eye trouble will do we'll to call upon
the Dr., as this will be his last visit
this year. DR.. o. comes indorsed by
the prominent physicians throughout
the State and gives special attention
to refractive earrOs and the adjusting
Of glasses. 1t.