The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-11-13
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

New crop New Orleans Molasses,
very delicious, at G. w. Robinson's.
The cheapest place to buy your
holiday goods is at A. G. Guth's Jew.
elry Store, Tionesta.
Carl l. Heydrick Esq., of Frank.
lin, was the guest of his uncle, S. d.
Irwin Esq, last evening.
MIR. Samuel Mckee, Of Frank.
fort, Kentucky, is the guest of his
brother, VIM. Mckee, this week.
Mrs. Devices, of Tionesta, has
been visiting friends and relatives here
the past two weeks.-MiH Village
Herald.
Mr.. A. Carson is having his
building moved from Walnut to
Bridge st. Mr.. McCaffrey is doing
the work.
Mrs. II. II. Shoemaker, who has
been very sick for the past two weeks,
was considered to be somewhat better
yesterday.
| Boy your watches at A. c. Guth's
Jewelry Store, Tionesta. and save %
per cent. Call aud see them.
Revival meetings were begun in
the NJ E. Churchs of this place last
Friday evening, and are being well
attended.
Rev. C. r. Thompson, East Hick.
ory's popular NJ. f minister is in Oil
City this week attending the Minis
terial Association in Trinity Church,
Mr.. Wm. Fish, one of Crawford
county's thrifty farmers, spent part
of last Thursday in town, and shook
hands with a number of old Tionesta
friends.
Mr.. Chas. NJ Cott was down from
Meadville over last Sabbath, and was
accompanied home by Mrs. c., who
had been stopping here for the past
two weeks.
Found, on Elm St, one day last
week, a quantity of money, and left in
our hands for the owner, WIN can have
it by calling and paying charges and
describing same.
Miss Mamie Morrow, a student
10 Westminster College, New vii.
miugtou, Pa, has our thanks for a
copy of THE Holcad." monthly
publication of that institution.
The new music hall in course OF
erection at the Clarion State Normal
will be completed as rapidly as possi'
BILE. II is fine building, and will
cost, when flushed, about $4,000.
Dry sermons are bad enough, bu,
+ for the minister to preach them
through his nose is iuexcusable. DIR
Bulls Cough Syrup will save both
minister and sermon if taken in time
Harry Maze was called to Barnett
township yesterday on account of th'
: serious illness of his father, ex Com
. missioner Maze, who is not expected
to recover. He is past 80 years o
b, age.
: Drilling on the Hardison we'll. OF
4 the run back of Hunters mill, ha
20 been resumed, and it is down some
thing over 800 feet. The intention i
to go about 1400 feet unless oil i
found at less depth.
. just received, iue line Of quad
ruple plate silverware. Cake basket
$3.50; butter dishes s2 so; knives
!. forks. and spoons SO 90 a set caster
$3.50, at A. c. Guth's Jewelry Store
- TioDesta.
Mr.. Dingmsn's many friends ar
happy to see him again out and abl
:, to look after bis business to some ex
{. tent. He says he feels quite we'll an
is almost daily growing in weight an
strength. We hope he may cOutinu
to improve until again thorough
p restored to health.
o Mr.. Geo. F. Kribbs, late editor q
% the CLARION Democrat, accidental
a discharged a shotgun into his foot on
l. day last week, and the result was th
loss of the third and fourth toes. II
was out cunning aud had stopped t
. rest, allowing the muzzle of the ga
to rest on his foot. Bro. Kribbs hs
our sympathy.
Having ovsrbought 10 Holida
). Stock, we are Offering rare bargains
Gents Watch Chains.
|. 2ty VIM SMEARBAUeH d Co.