The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-12-17
Ono of,he hnnd.omest onlendars Of

w. N. Y. q z. II. r. 1t gives love.
ly view of love Lake Chautauqua.
Among the pleasant callers at the
REPUBLICAN Office this week we're A.
j. McCray and G. w. Brecbt, of jerks;
j. B. Machesuey, j. X. Green and
Isaac Jones of Harmony, and Editor
Smith of the Marisnville Express.
The Sons of Temperance Of East
Hickory, will give an entertainment
for the benefit of the order on Sstur.
day evening next, at the Band Hall.
Drama, farce, songs, music, etc, in.
sure an entertaining time. All are
invited.
--"All alone, unheard, unknown
he makes his moau"--in a fifth story
bed room. The reason is obvious, he
is suffering everything with a cold and
hasn't got a soul to step across the
street for one small bottle of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
George Osgood, at his Wing Hill
store, has a fine line of holiday goods
this year, and is going to run them off
at tremendous sacrifice He invites
every one from far and near to give
his stock an inspection, feeling conf.
dent be can please all, both in style
and price of presents. 1t.
C. w. Bovard is getting pretty
we'll shaped up in his new quarters in
the Kepler block, and is again ready
to see his friends. BY the way, both
Mr.. and Mrs. Bovard desire US to
publicly express their heartfelt thanks
to all who so nobly assisted them in
rescuing their property at the late FIRE.
joe Landers announces another
of those grand balls at the Rink for
Christmas night, 25th. He has en-.
gagged splendid baud of music, and
has arranged for first class supper at
the Lawrence House. Good order
will be had, aud an enjoyable time
may be expected by those who attend.
An exchange says of Col. j. P.
Sanford, who is to deliver two lectures
at the coming institute: He has won
for himself reputation in Erie that
can never be effaced. As a lecturer
he stands without peer on the Amer.
ican platform. He was the best lee
turer of the nine who appeared in the
Banner Course.
Arrangements are making for
Christmas trees at both tho Presby.
terian and NJ. Z. Churches, the former
Gu Christmas night, Thursday, and the
latter on Tuesday evening next, 23d.
Exercises appropriate to the occasion
will occupy portion Of each evening,
and the little ones are, as usual, look.
ing forward to the happy events with
great expectations.
Harvey Foreman, Park Grove
and John Hart brought in a nice deer
one day last week. as result of their
hunting expedition which has lasted
since the snow fell Twas Harvey's
bullet that killed the deer, about 2
miles up Huuter Run. and we know it
was fine, cause Hsrve sent down a
nice steak, for ull of which our thanks
are due and heartily gwen.
The Warren Ledger furnishes
these items: Mr.. Walter Horton, head
of the firm Of Horton, Crary g. Co,
is very i'll 10 Philadelphia under the
care Of an eminent specialist, and it
is feared he cannot recover. This will
be sad news to the many friends of
Mr.. Horton. Mr.. James Horton, a
member of the firm, and nephew Of
Mr.. Walter Horton, is now in Phila
deIphia receiving medical treatment.
He is considered to be iD critical
condition from Brights disease.
We learn from a reliable CORES.
pondent that the Patterson we'll, near
e. E Vockrolh's, Green township,
tapped the sand on Friday last, and
got good showing of oil at a depth
of five feet into the sand. 1t wss ex.
pected the sand would be gone through
on Saturday, but what the result has
been we have not learned. Visitors
are invited to stay out of the derrick.
Leasing is quite lively in that vicinity
now, and developments will be pushed
rather lively if this well proves up as
is now thought it will.
From the Blizzard Of Satu rday,
We get this first rate hunting story,
and the most interesting part of it is
that it is true. The most of the deer
mara L,lIaI 1.;,k;n g.. ii. e -: