The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-12-10
Don't Overlook This.

OOnI OVERLOOK InlS.
This week most of our subscribers
will receive a sample copy of the
Philadelphia Weekly Press, a splendid
ten page, mammoth paper, containing
enough reading matter to keep an or.
diuary man busy whole week. The
paper costs subscribers one dollar q
year, but we have made arrangements
with the publishers whereby we can
furnish it 10 connection with the
FOREST REPUBLICAN at an advance OF
only 20 cents on the price of the
REPUBLICAN alone, and this offer ex
tends to old as we'll rs new subscribers.
This is the plan: To old subscribers
who pay up all arrearages and one
year in advance with an additional %
cents, the two papers will be sent. To
all new subscribers who pay one year
in advance aud 25 cents extra, we
send both papers, making the cost OF
both but $1.75. Examine the Weekly
Press and see if it is not worth 25
cents to you for year, and then
grasp this splendid opportunity.
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Mrs. Rachel Mcintyre, of Sigel,
Jefferson county, mother of Mrs.
Pritner Agnew, Mrs. M. Hepler, and
Mr.. John Saylor, is paying her chill.
dren visit expecting TO remain dur.
ing the winter. She is accompanied
by her son, George.
Mr.. A. F. Tuttle sdvertises by
posters, at West Hickory, Pa, Satur.
day, Dec. 13, next, a public sale of
two heavy work teams, one driving
horse, one heavy wagon, one passenger
hack, two spring wagons, one buggy,
two set double harness, three single
harness, and many other articles.
Those wishing to purchase anything in
this line should remember the date.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Shriver, for
the past ten years residents Of Kansas,
came back to their old home on Fri
day last, to remain year. Rob has
by no means soured on Kansas, but
thinks it is the State of the Uniou, and
after good long visit with friends,
and general renewal of acquaintance.
ships, they will return to their adopted
love. We find him the same good
natured Rob he used to be.
Mrs. Carrie Cowles Fuller, OF
Austinburg, Ohio, accompanied by her
niece, Miss Anna Whitley, of Con
neautville, Pa, are guests of Mrs. S. s.
Huliugs at the Rural House. Those
of our oldest citizens will remember
the first named lady as sister of Mrs
DR.. Whitley, with whose family she
made her home when a young girl
Miss Whitley was babe when her
parents moved from this place.
The Marienpille Express, pub
lished at Marienville, this county,
Messrs. A. H. & A. F. Smith,
proprietors, is a new journalistic can.
didate. 1t is six column paper, and
present a creditable appearance for
the frs. issue. It's editors Intimate
the purpose of their paper to be for
the welfare and upbuilding of the
town aud community in general, in
which laudable effort the REPUBLICAN
wishes its new neighbor abundant sue.
cess. Shake, Bros. Smith RaS~.
The Franklin Ne,cs comes dane.
ing along on the high road Of success
with an additional column to each Of
its four pages, "swell" that was made
necessary by a pressure of advertising
1t notifies its readers that just as soon
as that "brevier" town fails to proper.
ly support "nonpareil" paper these
extras will be Topped off. which is the
correct thing to do, of course. But
we hope and believe the Neacs will lad
its excellent self compelled to run on
at this broad gauge gait, and perhaps
take on still more before long.
AS perhaps all the schools in the
county are now "taken up" a refer.
ence to sending their monthly reports
for publication in the REPUBLICAN
may not be amiss. While we shall be
glad to publish these reports and thu:
encourage the scholars and teachers to
labor for the best results, the reports
because of the large number of them
must be necessarily short. Give nun
Der of pupils enrolled, average attend
ance, per cent. of attendance and
names of those pupils only that have
been present every day during the