The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-11-19
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.


The Acomb building was re roof.
ed last week with tin.
Mrs. G. A. Howe Of Olean, N. Y,
is the guest of Mrs. e. L. Davis this
week.
"A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Charleson on Tuesday Of this
week.
The iron for the new bridge at
Nebraska has arrived and is being
hauled through here.
Forest Buvard is home from
Grove City cullege to spend the
Thanksgiving vacation.
"A nice line of boots aud shoes of
all grades aud prices just received at
David Barnett's famous low price
store.
Hon. j. B. Aguew is in Washing
ton on business connected with his
pension practice, which seems to he
rapidly increasing.
Late advice from Miss Flora
Walters, whose illness from typhoid
fever in Pntsburg we mentioned last
week, is to the effect that she is i'm.
proving nicely.
In clothing, dry goods, dress
goods, winter underwear, for all, the
famous low price store of David Bar.
nett takes no back seat for any of them.
Call aud inspect the new and elegant
display.
David Barnett comes out in new
ad. this week, announcing the opening
of his new stock for the Fall aud Win.
ter. He is prepared to back up all he
says, and invites a public inspection
of bis bargains.
Mrs. A. B. Kelly is in Atlanta,
Georgia, as the delegate of Forest,
Elk and Venango counties, to the
National Convection Of the w. G. T.
u, which has been in session in that
city during the past week.
Members of Washington Camp,
420, p. o. s. Of A., are requested to
meet at Dale Hall, Friday, at 2:45 p.
m., sharp, to attend the flag presenta
ton at school building By order OF
President, F. w. LAW.
For the balance of Novem Der
weather prophet Hicks predicts stormy,
clustering weather from the 22d to the
26;h, with snow storms about the 23d
9th aud 25lh, followed with freezing
weather. The 29th is q light storm
day.
AN exchange makes the sensible
remark that our school teachers should
instruct their scholars how to addres:
letter. Over $4,000 pieces of mai
matter we're sent to the dead letter
office last year, for want of proper
address.
There's not joy the earth car
give, like the sudden surcease of vic
lent aud terrible pain. 1t is like thu
rest at the gates of Paradise, but how
can it be found? 1t is the simples
matter in the world, Buy bottle o
Salvation Oil and rub it in.
The name of the young man re
Gently drowned 10 an oil tank on th
A. A. Copeland farm, Harmony town
ship, was Raymond Alger. He wa
aged about IS years, and his parent
live at Oneonta, N. Y, whittier hi
remains we're taken sor burial.
"A writer in Boston paper rec
ommends women TO study their eoun
tenanees by aid of their mirrors
Good enough But then if they do no
cure their colds with DR.. Bulls Coug
Syrup they run the risk of breakin
their reAectors and destroying valua
BILE property.
On Friday afternoon next, Wash
ington Camp, No. 42O, P o. S. of A
will present beautiful flag to til
schools of this place. The presents
ton will take place at the schoc
house, where appropriate speeches wi
be made. All orders and societies al
cordially invited to be present.
Postmaster General WanamakG
evidently appreciates the manner j
which newspaper publishers are fir,
quently beaten out of money by sma
souled subscribers. He recently mad
the important decision that postma
! ters who fail to notify publishers wbe
: subscribers move away or fail to tax
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