The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-12-17
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

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Mr.. and Mrs j. SiGgins are visit.
ing Tionesta relatives this week.
Forest Bovard is home from
Grove City college for the holiday
vacation.
Mr.. J. Bertcil has moved into the
George Haslet house, lately occupied
by j. G. Scowden.
Mr.. N. Greenlund, Warren's fur.
niture dealer, has something to say in
this issue concerning holiday goods.
Read it.
-Mrs. Mary, widow Of John Bruce,
of Wing Hill, has been granted an
original pension, which carries with it
nice amount Of arrearage
If you want to feast your eyes on
u dandy lot of holiday goods, and at
prices within the reach Of all purses,
go to Lawrence q Smearbaugh's. 2t
The boys have been making good
use of the coasting during the past
two weeks, which has been exception
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Mr.. S. II. Haslet was with a
party Of bunters in the vicinity of
Kane, and last week shipped home a
nice fawn as one of the trophies of the
chase.
The layout of holiday goods at
Hopkins q Co.'s is certairly much
grauder one than anything heretofore
attempted by that enterprising firm.
You should just see 'em.
The skating on the back channel
and creek has been very fair iu spots
for few days past, but there don't
seem to be many indulgers in the ex.
hilarating pastime.
-Burns OF wounds should be at.
tended TO carefully, especially in cold
weather. We would recommend Sal.
vaiion Oil for such cases. All drug.
gists sell il for 20 cents bottle.
Charlie Southworlh Of Newtown
Mills. this county, is now one Uf Uucle
Sans trusted officials, having recently
been appointed postmaster u. that
place, vice the late VIM. A Dusenbury.
Lawrence & Smearbaugh have
opened their handsome liue of holiday
goods, aud there's no difficulty in
getting suited iu a present for old or
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Joe Clark occupies part of the
Forest House, as a residence since the
fire. Joe wishes US to mention the
fact that he very heartily thanks all
who gave him a lift in saving his
goods on the morning of the fire.
The time of the evening train
down has again been changed, and it
is now due at 1853, instead of 1923.
The evening accommodation up has
also been changed from I'LL to 1902.
The other trains run as heretofore.
Mr.. w. w. Jameson, now located
in the Clarendon oil field, is drafted
to court this week as a witness. Viii.
bur looks healthy and happy as ever.
and seemingly not day older than
when We last saw him several years
ago.
The Kane Leader has enlarged
and in now a 8 column paper. 1t is a
handsome sheet, and under the edi
tOrial management of Miss Ada Ma.
lone, is journal of which the people
of that community have reason to feel
proud.
Here's some good horse sense
from the Meadville Gazette: "When
you hitch your team aud go into the
house to warm yourself and get a
drink, first put a blanket on each
horse. 1t is comfort aud good health
TO the horse, aud money 10 the owners
pocket. Do not do it for the money
that is in it. Do il for the humanity
in it, aud for the gratitude you owe to
a faithful servant, who is entitled to
as much consideration as if be walked