The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-01-15
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

E. >. Hoyt, Supt. oil the forest
Gas Co., at Tidioute, was in town a
few hours Saturday.
j. NJ. Mintz, Of the Cut Price
Cash Store, is out in a new ad. this
week. Look il over.
Leon Watson of Nebraska, this
county, is in Pittsburgh attending
Duff's business college.
We commend the Clarion State
Normal School to young people wish
ing to acquire an education.
MIR. and Mrs, j. I. Topping, have
again taken up their abode in Tones.
Ia, after an absence of several months.
MIR. A. B. Kelly, who went to
Chicago on business a few days ago, is
confined to his room with an attack Of
the grip"
ID. w. Clark Esq, has been ap.
pointed Mercantile Appraiser for the
ensuing year. Webs fitness for the
place is beyond question.
Elmer Fleming and Postmaster
Allan of West Hickory, were down as
witnesses 10 a lawsuit last Saturday,
aud gave the REPUBLICAN a pleasant
call.
"A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
j. l. Colegrove, Of Cory, on the 9th
inst. Congratulations to the happy
parents from their many Tiopesta
friends.
Another lot of clothing and over.
coats at Hopkins & Co.'S this week.
See them before you buy. The quail.
ty and price is what cleans them out
so fast. 2t.
Quite a. number of the school
children have been attacked with
mumps, and it is more than likely the
disease will make the rounds Of the
town.
Rev. j. II. Shimp of this place,
wants to dispose Of his six.year.old
mare at a reasonable figure. She
weighs about 1850, and is sound in
every particular.
Notice the change in the "ad." Of
David Mintz of Marienville, this week.
He offers some rare bargains to the
people of that section in order to make
room for spring goods, which will soop
b. arriving.
Hopkins & Co. are offering some
wonderful bargains in Flaunels, Uu.
derwear and remnants of Dress Goods.
Before buying goods in this line give
them a call. The price is below all
competition. 2t.
The Wesleyan Methodists will
hold Quarterly Meeting at the Stew
arts Run church on next Saturday
evening, and continuing over Sabbath.
Rev. John Case will be present.
Everyone cordially invited.
The old saw, "as the day lengthens
the cold strengthens" doesn't seem to
be getting there to any very extensive
extent, and the mud stays just as deep,
and the atmosphere remains just as
salubrious as it has been all sum
winter.
The grip" has not gripped many
of our citizens as yet, but a number
have had "somethin' or 'nuther" all,
ing them, and have about concluded
it was that which had hold of 'em
The disease is said to be abating in
some portions.
MIR. and Mrs. B. F. Winans, o.
Whig Hill, was called upon to mourn
the loss of their bright little fve.year
old daughter, which died on Friday
last. The neighbors and friends o
the parents sincerely sympathize with
them in their affiiction.
Charley Davis, who just com
pleted a severe tussle with typhoid
fever in Philadelphia, arrived home
on Thursday evening last with biz
mother, who has been with him for tht
past month. He is still quite weak
but is able to be out some.
Il suffered with pain in my sid'
aud back for four weeks, the pair
being so severe as to keep me 10 bed
unable to move. | tried Salvation Oh
and ii completely cured me and l an
now we'll aud free from all pain. Oh
Robert Ledlish, 81 burst Alley, Bal
tomore, Md.