The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-01-22
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

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ious seat these days.
"A daughter was born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. David Barnett on the 10Th inst.
The Normal School at Clarion is
au excellent place to prepare for col.
lege, for business, or for teaching.
Rev. e. e. Rumberger and
daughter Mary are paying a visit to
friends iu Armstrong county this
week.
Warren Jones of Newtown Mills,
and Merchant Osgood of Wing Hill,
were in town Monday aud gave the
REPUBLICAN friendly call.
Editor Muse Of the Vindicator is
representing Forest county at meet.
ing Of the Democratic State Commit.
tee in Harrisburg this week.
Hopkins & Co. have some dandy
bargains in Remnants. Don't buy
Flannels or Dress Goods until you see
the bargains they offer. 1t
The REPUBLICAN acknowledges a
pleasant visit from its esteemed friend
and stauuch supporter, Hon. n. p.
Wheeler, yesterday afternoon.
-Veni! Vidi! Wei this is said Of
Salvation Oil, for it couquers the
worst cases of rheumatism and neu.
ralgia at once. Price % cents bottle.
"A. w. Stroup gave one of his feet
bad slash with an ak while taking
out rig timbers, Monday evening. 1t
will likely lay Lon. up for some
weeks.
--Messrs. Dingman & Dale are set.
ting up their saw mill in the siave.
mill building below the depot at this
place, having several hundred thous.
aud feet of stock TO saw up into bill
stuff.
DIR. Morrow reports boy at
John VOLTS, Of rionesta twp, this
morning, and this is the birthday Of
Mr.. w. as we'll as one Of his older
children. Quite a coincident, blythe.
way.
Charlie Morgan was up from Oil
City few hours yesterday evening.
Charlie has grown so large and band
some his friends hardly knew him.
James Dimond was also up visiting
relatives.
-Wm. Mckee has a very sick
horse, ,>he having been ailing Cor sever.
al days. Billy has had his full share
of hard luck with horses OF late,
having lost two good ones already.
p. S.-The horse died yesterday.
Rev. McAninch lost au umbrella
on the river road somewhere between
Judge Hills place and VIM. Huddle,
son's, below Little Hickory creek.
The finder will confer a favor on the
owner BY kindly returning it to him.
MIR. Robinson and family have
finally got cozily settled 10 their new
house, having eaten their first meal
there on Friday last. Charlie Bank.
head did a most excellent job OF
painting on this handsome residence.
-When you want to buy an Over.
coat or suit of clothes, don't forget
that Hopkins & Co. have just opened
some splinter new goods, and no mat.
ter how low the prices go, they won't
be undersold. 1t
The Pittsburgh Dispatch rather
tartly remarks that "the effort to col.
late the largest possible aggregate OF
mortality reports and credit them all
to grip is calculated to create q fear
of the grip without doing any good to
anyone"
Geo. w. OsgoOd, Collector of
Kingsley township. wishes delinquent
taxables in his township to take notice
that after February 1st, next, there
will be an additional 5 per cent. to
pay on all back taxes, and govern
themselves accordingly.
That winter has set in in earnest
in some parts of the country at last is
proved by the reports of snow block.
ades in the Northwest. In Colorado
the drifts along the liEes of railroads
were in some places twenty feet deep.
Whew Just think of it! Twenty feet
of snow in one pile, and here we have
had scarcely enough for good snow.
bAlling purposes. A more even dis.
tribution of "the beautiful" would be