The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-12-24

failed to reach many cases OF rheuma'
tism known to have been subsequently,
cured by Salvation Oil. That is the
reason why the popular voice is prsc'
tically unanimous 10 its favor. One
bottle is usually sufficient.
The dwelling house of OrTis
Walters, about mile and half from
Nebraska, Green township, is reported
to have been totally destroyed by FIRE
on Friday night last. Very little Of
his household effects we're saved we
understand. We have no particulars
as to the origin of the FIRE, or whether
he carried any insurance.
This evening a large number Of
our citizens with many from abroad,
will assemble at the residence Of Hon.
and Mrs. Joseph q. Dale to assist in
the celebration of their golden wed.
ding" Fifty years of happy married
life is blessing which falls to the lot
of but few, and we wish for this wor.
thy couple and their guests q pleasant
evenings enjoyment.
Don't forget that the Teachers
Annual Institute of Forest county
convepes next Monday at 2 o'clock p.
m. A splendid array of instructors
and lecturers has been secured by
Supt. Kerr, and the session promises
to be the best ever held in the county.
Every teacher in the county is expect.
ed to be present, and every friend Of
education is earnestly solicited to at.
tend and help make the week a sue.
cessful one for the cause.
R. Ralle desires to express his
gratitude to the public, for the assist.
ance rendered to him during the fire
of December 9Th, 1890, and for the
assistance since the fire. He also de.
aires to express his thanks 10 Tionesta
Coruet Band for its good music at
benefit by the Lyceum Theatre Co.,
Friday evening following the fire. Mr..
Ralle figures his actual loss at 1922,
and acknowledges receipt of assistance
to the amount of $43.11.
The petition of the citizens Of
Clarion and vicinity to change mail
route No. 9095, Clarion to Cooksburg
so as to cut off Cooksburg, was re.
fused. 10 response to protest against
the prayer of the petition, Hon. j. T
Maflett has received from the Second
Assistant P. M. General a letter of The
18th inst, saying, 81 have the honor
to inform you that the proposed chang
not being deemed practicable by th'
department the service on said route
will be operated as heretofore ant
Cooksburg supplied accordingly
Clarion Jacksonian. Tally one fo
Cooksburg aud the 8. q. p. m. 6.
Mary H. Hunt. This eminen
lady is billed to appear at the Cour
House next Monday evening. He
reputation is not coD6ued to Pennsyl
vania rather, her voice has had
wslcome in all the States of our Uo
ion where she has had opportunity Il
go, aud her convincing argument gra
ciously acknowledged by ell who hav
attentively listened to her, In th
State and National legislatures st
has, with her eloqueuce and mague,
ism, plead for Scientific Temperance
/ text books in our schools and college:
and with such success as our schoO
boys and girls are we'll able to testif
, TO. Eight years ago she predicted tn
influence of this physiological iustruC
tion which now might almost be con
sidered prophecy. Let there be
full house. Admission free.
If you want to feast your eyes o
, a dandy lot of holiday goods, and a
prices within the reach of all purses
60 to Lawrence IL Smearbaugh's. z