The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-11-26
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
oil market closed yesterday 68.

Sonpieto llue Vi bCHODl DOohS ulWdyb
in stock. 1t.
Chicken pox is making a good
many of the little ones of our borough
cross and uneasy.
Rev. Rumberger will preach a
Thanksgiving sermon at Nebraska,
tomorrow morning at half past ten
o'clock.
There is no dearth in the turkey
market hereabouts this season. They
seem to be unusually plenty, and COM
mand good prices.
There will be Thanksgiving Ser.
vices in the Presbyterian Church to.
morrow forenoon at 1890. A cordial
invitation is extended to all.
If you want anything 10 the line
of foot wear, from the finest to the
coarsest, just call and see the fine as.
sortment at Lawrence g. Smearbaugh's.
They can't be beat in prices or quality.
IN. S. Foreman's new tenement
house in the north ward is about en-.
closed and will be ready for occupancy
yet before snow flies to any great ex.
tent, unless cold weather gets a hump
on soon.
"A strictly frst class operator is
again in charge of the Sires photo.
graph gallery, Tionesta, and those
wishing anything in that liuc should
call early. No day too cloudy to
make good picture by our process.
The literature on dress during the
last 10 years, would form an imposing
collection. Equally curious and i'm.
posing also would be the collection of
all the empty bottles used in the last
ten years for DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
--On Saturday next, Nov. 80, at
Golinza Mills, Green township, there
will be public sale Of l9 pairs of
lumber sleds, and one pair road sleds
also a quantity of hard coal. Those
wishing to invest should bear in mind
the date.
Thanksgiving tomorrow. Busi.
ness will be practically suspended in
this place as usual, most likely, and
the REPUBLICAN hopes all its friends
may spend the day pleasantly and
pro6'ably, and that all may find some.
thing to be thankful for.
Don't! If dealer offers you
bottle of Salvation Oil without wrap.
per or labels, or in a mutilated condi.
tion, don't touch it--don't buy it at
any price, there is something wrong
it may be dangerous or worthless
counterfeit. Insist upon getting a
perfect, unbroken, genuine package.
Those of our older citizens who
still remember Mr.. Harvey NJ. Nun.
sell, of New York City, many years
ago a resident of this county, will
sympathize with him in the loss of bis
wife, who died at Clifton Springs, N.
Y, on the 18th inst. The interment
took place from her late residence in
New York, on the 17th.
The prospectus of the Harrisburg
Telegraph appears in this issue and the
attention of our readers is asked to
the same. The Telegraph always in.
terestiDg and especially bright, is par.
ticularly SO during the sitting of the
Legislature, aud those who want the
authentic news from that quarter this
winter should not be slow to subscribe
for it.
"A new schedule went into effect
on the River Division Of the W. N.
Y. IL p. r. r. on Monday of this
week, and trains are now due at Tio.
nesta station as follows: Up river,
SAL a. m, All aud 7:17 p. m. Down
river, 9;3S a. m, 1900, All and 1923
p. m. These are rather important
changes, and should be borne in mind
by those contemplating trip by rail.
All our citizens will join in sym.
pathy with Mr.. and Mrs. N. P. Wheeler
Of TidiOute, in the loss of their bright
little daughter, from diphtheria, on
Wednesday of last week, after an i'll.
ness of only five days duration. The
Ne,cS says: The death of Mary Atkins
Wheeler, the youngest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. N. P. Wheeler, is a sad
afiliction. She was of bright sunny
disposition, that won the love of all,
and her short life will be a memory
not to be filled in her desolated home
or the remenberapee of those who