The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-03-19
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
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Saturday evening, March %.
Miss Mamie Morrow is home for
two weeks vacation from New Whining
ton College, Lawrence county.
Frank whittckin has returned from
his trip to South America, and will again
take up his residence in Tionesta.
Any communication by mail written
by typewriter, whether sealed or unsealed,
must pay letter rates, the same as if writ
ten by hand.
Rev. Harry S. Bates, of Hydetown, is
assisting in protracting meeting at Spar
tansburg. Harry is noted for preaching
practical piety,-MeadvilIc Gazette.
Tho announcement Of G.. f. Ledebur
of Green twp, for Commissioner, and
Frederick Stitzinger of Tionesta twp, for
Associate Judge, appear in this issue.
The funniest "Marks," )" the best Eva"
and mirth provoking "Topsy," with
New Orleans U. r. Cabin and Specially
Co., at Opera House, Saturday evening.
March %.
The graduates of the Clarion State
Normal School all secure good positions.
Principal Davis interests himself in the
welfare of his students after they leave
the school.
-Messrs. oliver Byerly, Philip Haslet
and Geo. f. Watson, returned last week
from their trip to Washington State. Mr..
Bytrly's intentions are to return in the
course of three or four weeks.
"A quartette of male voices in planta-
ton melodies, and original medlcys, solo
clogs, jig and reel dancers, with the New
Orleans U. T. Cabin and Specially Co., at
Opera House, Saturday evening, March %.
Mr.. NJ. Levy, one of Maricnvillo's
flourishing merchants, was in town last
Saturday. He was making preparations
10 take a trip to New York City for
booming stock of goods for tho Spring
trade.
Hero it is, March 10, 1890, and the
heaviest snow fall during the entire win
tor, and all since shortly before daylight
this morning. There is now about 6 inch
es of the beautiful, and really it does seem
beautiful now.
The New Orleans Uncle Toms Cabin
and Specially Co. carry is people, silver
cornet band and solo orchestra, special
scenery, and number of high class spec
ialty artists. Opera House, Saturday eve
ming, March %.
-"Oh, Willie we have missed you'll"
Since you have been away, darling, I've
not had one soul to send to the druggists
for DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup; and when
my congh syrup is gone feel like I had
lost my best friend.
Mrs. Bernard Bush, one of the first
settlers on German Hill, died at the resi-
dence of Edward Kiser, on March IL, 1890,
where she had made her home for some
years past. She had attained the great age
of 9l years aud months.
-'And every shepherd tells his tale,
under the hawthorn in the dale" and on
such occasions every shepherdess takes
cold, and suffers tortures with neuralgia
until some sensible, well-informed citizen
advises her to use Salvation Oil.
j. NJ. Mintz, of the Cut Price Store, is
at present in tho East for the purpose of
laying in his Spring stock of goods. He
is determined not to return until he has
secured the choicest in the markets. Look
out for fine layout when he returns.
Treasurer Hagertys tax sale list ap-
pears in this issue, and will doubtless be
scanned closely by our readers. The list
embraces something over 400 pieces of
property, many of which are quite valua-
bic. Look it over and see if yoar land is
up for sale.
Don't forget the &C." social at the Rink
next Friday evening, under the auspices
of the young ladies of the Presbyterian
congregation. Delicious refreshments will
be served and a pleasant time may be ex-
pected. Supper will begin at $50 o'clock
and continue during the evening.
Owing to the greatly crowded state of
our columns we are compelled to set our
local page in much smaller type than us
ual in order to accommodate anything like
our customary amount of reading matter.
This squeeze will last two or three weeks,
but we rather enjoy being squeezed that
way.
Mr.. J. T. and A. Carson received the
sad intelligence, on Monday morning last,
of the death of their father, Hugh Carson,
at Strattanville, Clarion county. Mr.. C.
was aged about SO years, and was a veter.
an of the rebellion, having been member
of Co. E, 10th Pa. Reserves. He had been
a great sufferer for nearly IA years.
Attention is called to the new broad
guage ad. of the Famous Low Price Store.
Mr.. Barnett keeps right up with the times
and always has the latest and best that
money can procure, and has got so accus-
toned to marking his goods down to the
lowest notch that he can scarcely make a
big figure any more. He invites you to
call.
Tho permanent certificate committee
of Forest County, will meet in Tonesta
school building, April 4th, 1890, at a. M,
to examine all applicants. This will be
the only meeting of the committee, and