The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-11-28
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

The first sleighs of the season
we're seen on our streets yesterday.
Mrs. Geo. II. Hunt and daughter,
Of Bradford, Pa, are guests of Mr.. j.
T. Brennan's family.
If you would be happy and save
money, buy the Genuine Lambertvil!e
"Snag Proof" Rubber Boot, Of II. j.
Hopkins & Co, Sole Agents. 2t.
Mr.. Buchanan, who has been in
i'll health since last spring. is confined
to his room at the Central House with
a rather severe, although we trust, not
serious attack.
Treasurer Fitzgerald arrived home
from Erie Monday, aud is able to go
about somewhat; although still weak
and exhausted he expects to be able
to resume his duties in few days.
Tho new oil developments we no.
tice makes happy faces about town,
but not yet so happy aud seemingly
so satisfied as our customers who buy
their winter supplies at our counters.
2t. II. j. Hopkins q Co.
Dance at the Rink tomorrow
(Thanksgiving) evening, to which all
are invited. Good music, aud good
supper at the Central House. A gen.
eral good time is anticipated.
Miss Bessie Servoss, who has been
the guest of Miss Retta Proper for
several weeks, returned to her home
in New York City, last Saturday,
bearing with her the good wishes oi
many young friends made during hel
stay in Tionesta.
-Tionesta booming, and new faces
in town daily looking after the for
tunes soon to be made here in oil
Trade booming, and new goods arriv'
luS udily ut oui stoIei Nv pi'NSo tH"'
will make you rich. IL. j. Hopkins
IL Co. 2t.
The first regular business like
winter weather Of the season set IN OF
Sunday last aud continued two OIL
three days. Cold and clustering with
an inch or two of snow, made things
outside look dreary elough. Th,
small boy got in his work on sidewalk
coasting, as usual, and seemed as hap
py as a clam in high tide.
Attention is directed to the care
of Prof August Morck Jr., opticial
and specialist in errors of refractioI
of the eye, Warren, Pa, which appear
in this issue, Prof Morck is thor
onghly equipped in his profession, an'
his work gives eminent satisfaction
as is attested by the very extensiv
practice be enjoys.
You may have got left by no
securing some OF the prolific oil terri
tory near our town, but remember tha
we have a large stock of Winte
Clothiog aud Furnishing Goods tha
you can get in quantities to suit a
low prices. II. j. Hopkins & Co.
w. G. Wilson, the veteran Buck
eye blacksmith, was down from Kel
lettville, Monday, feeling happy as
lord over the great Republican victory
on the strength of which he ordered
hundred dollars worth of iron whic
he will work up this winter. He is
famous old blacksmith and always hs
all the work he can handle.
No doubt every body that il
nearly everybody-has their turke
or chiekeu or goose or duck or rabbi
or spare.rib, as the case may be, read
to shove into the oven for Tomorrow
Thanksgiving. The printers tabl,
thanks to our hustling aud accommt
dating butcher, ]. II, Butler, will b
adorned with a fine, fat turkey. A
assertion which our brother printer
may not take much stock in, but it's
fact just the same, strange and awfr
as it may seem.
Our new oil development is eas
of access, with all indications of
large supply on hand, but no more I
supply the eager oil hunter than th
large stock of merchandise on ii
ground floor at our Mammoth Estat
lishment. Walk in and see our stool
y 2t. II. j. Hopkins q Co.