The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-11-20
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

-OlI market closeu yesterday I.lOt'
Thanksgiving one week from to-
morrow.
Forest Bovard is home from Grove
City College for a short vacation.
-Chas. Russell pays 10 cents per
pair for pheasants. Cash paid for raw
furs. 1t.
-Supt. Kerr has fixed Monday,
Dec. 30, as the opening day of the
teachers annual institute for this
county.
-Bondholders will fud Salvation
Oil sure cure for gout or rheumatism.
1t is sold BY all druggists for 25 cents
a bottle.
The Allegheny is on considerable
Of high this morning, making sleek
running for all who have lumber and
sich to take to market.
We have'good reports from the
State Normal School at Clarion. No
other school in the State has been
more popular with its students.
See our splendid combination
offer with the Philadelphia Weekly
Press Sample copies can be seen at
our office. Call and subscribe.
"A lady's pocket book, empty, was
picked up on our streets last week and
handed in at this Office, where the
owner can obtain it upon Identification.
IF you want to see nice line of
holiday goods call at A. q. Guth's
Jewelry Store, Tionesta, and be con.
vinced be cells cheaper than any one
else in the county. II.
VIII Hunter. while chopping
wood for the Hardisou we'll across the
river, slashed his right foot very badly
Monday evening. from which he will
be laid up for some time.
-Ballou's Magazine for December
is at hand with its usual quota of
choice literature. None finer than
Ballou'S for the money, only $3.50 per
year. Address G. w. Studley, %
Hawley ST., Boston, Mass.
The nature Of some of the cases
which will come up for trial at the
December term Of court has made it
necessary to draw an extra number Of
Jurnrs for that occasion, the list Of
which is published this week.
Correspondents must remember
that their Nance must accompany their
predictions, not for publication but as
guarantee, &c. Good letters are
often set aside because of this failure
on the part Of writers, that would
otherwise appear.
The busiest men we have any
knowledge of at present are the Clarion
carpenters and builders, whose services
are in such demand that nearly every
other man you meet is enquiring for
one of them Clarion Democrat The
same holds good 10 this corner of the
globe.
-Slessrs. j. F. Proper aud A. M.
Doutt are excavaiing on the lot just
north of p. NJ. Clark's house, where
they propose erecting business build
ing 24x6O. They will rush it through
and expect to complete it before win.
ter sets in. We understand it is in.
tended to put in a stock of furniture.
Some of the weather prophets are
predicting twenty.three snow storms
for the coming winter. The reason for
the prediction is an old legend that
there will be as many SHOWS for the
winter as correspond to the date on
which the first snow falls. The first
snow coming on October 23d indicates
twenty'three storms for the winter.
"A new gas company, to be known
as the Warren Consumers Gas Co.,
has been organized in Warren, owing
to the heavy raise in prices by the
Penn'a Company. The new company
expect to get its supply from territory
owned by Freeman, Watson q David.
son, which territory is located on the
border Of this county, and of which
there are something like 1000 acres.
The territory, as has already been
demonstrated. will have a good yield,
aud will be sufficient to supply War.
rem, Cory and jamestown. which
places are laboring under the same
grievances of high rate gas. The
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