The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-03-05
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

at f. w. Laws. 1t
j. w, Sires, of this place, will
make dozen cabinets for only $500,
for the next 80 days. 1t
DIR. Mason reports the arrival,
last evening, of a boy at the home Of
John Weant, Tionesta twp.
Decoration day is the next legal
holiday, unless Good Friday is count.
ed, but il is usually thrown 10.
The new block of Proper & Doutt
on Elm street is now nearing compile.
ton. The front was put in this week.
Col. G. w. Amsler, of Marien.
vile, is attending United States Dis.
trict court at Scranton this week, as q
Juror.
The days are once more sufficient.
ly heightened to give employer and
employed the benefit of full 10 hours
daylight.
From now until April 1st go and
get one dozen highly finished cabinets,
for only S2 90, at Sires' Gallery, Tio.
nesta, Pa. 1t
Mercantile Appraiser, b. w.
Clark, has been out during the past
week making the rounds of the differ.
ent mercantile establishments Of the
county.
Mr. j. H. Wentworth, who has
suffered severely for some weeks with
an attack of la grippe, and whose life
was nearly dispaired of, was some bet.
ter at last accounts.
The rooms for students at the
Clarion State Normal School are all
furnished with carpet, bed and bed.
ding, steam heat, light, large clothes.
press and everything that goes to make
their life comfortable.
The first peep frogs of the season
were heard here on the 26th lust, fully
two months ahead of the usual time.
According to the cold saying" these
frogs have to freeze up three times be-
fore spring opens up rightly.
Forest Bovard returned from his
school at Grove City last Wednesday
and will spend few weeks vacation
at home. He was accompanied by
Mr.. John Tuckey, a fellow student,
who visited day or two with him.
i have used Salvation Oil in our
stables and heartily recommend it. 1t
does wonderful work with horses with
cuts, bruises, sprains, strains, sores,
&c.-B, CRAIG, Manager Bradley's
Keystone Stables, Wilson ST., Balti.
more, Md.
The Presidents coat pocket pro.
truded so much at the recent Florida
fishing that someone ask the reason
why. "It's only bottle of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup" the handsome gentle
man explained; 81 never travel mile
without it,"
Seven Allegheny fleets were start
ed for the lower markets Oh Monday
of this week. The lumber was from
Salmon Creek, Coon Creek and Ne
braska. The river is in a high stage,
and there is no reason why they should
notal get down safely.
lhe law provides that oil Justices
Q Peace must file with the Pro-
1otary a notice of their acceptance
Ofthe Office within 20 days of their
election, if they wish their commits.
siops to issue. Those elected at the
recent election should not lose sight of
this fact.
Quarterly meeting services will
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dus, Pa, March s and g. Sermon at
2 o'clock p. M, Saturday by Rev. NJ.
Smith, p. e. Quarterly conference
at 8 p IN. Sermon at 7:3O p. IN. Sab.
bath 9th. Public services will begin
at 10 a. III. Sermon at II a. M, and
at 7 p. M.
The following new announce.
ments will be found in this issue /:
Assembly, P. G. Blocher, Tionesta
twp; Associate Judge, G. F. Gillespie,
Kingsley twp, g. w. Clark, Tionesta,
twp; Prothonotary, G. NJ. Arner |;
Sheriff, j. II. Butler, TiOnesta bOro.,
Harry Maze, jerks twp, James X.
Green, Harmony twp; State Delegate,
j. b. Agnew, Tionesta boro.; County
Commissioner, j. j. Parsons, jerks
twp, james Mcintyre, Harmony twp,