The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-01-08
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.


-Hsrold Sharpe and Ben. and Ted.
Kelly have returnedSto their schools
after a pleasant three weeks vacation.
Mr.. John j. Brooking, foreman
of the Titusvlle Herald, has been q
pleasant scjourner in our midst during
the past week.
"A guarantee. There is no case
Of rheumatism or neuralgia, which
will not be relieved by the use of Sal.
vation Oil. Price 25 cents.
Why do every one using Smear.
baugh & Co.'S Boots, Shoes and Rub.
bers, say they give entire satisfaction
Because they buy only the best goods.
The prospectus of the Philadel-
phia Times for 1890 will be found in
this issue. Read it. The Times needs
no recommendation to the people of
Pennsylvania.
john G. Hunter is in Meadville
attending business college. Jack" is
already good ink.slinger and will
make a good book keeper with the
training he gets there.
The State Normal School at
Clarion, commenced the winter term
on the first day of the New Year with
an increased attendance. This school
is growing very popular.
Mrs. Chas. Russell departed for
Seaforth, Canada, last Thursday to be
present at the marriage of Miss Mary
McMillen, who is pleasantly remem
bered here by many friends.
M. Levy will open his Boston
Clothing House in Marienville next
week with new line of general mer.
chandise. His announcement appears
in double column elsewhere in this
issue.
Mrs. Rachel Noble, who recently
sustained a very severe fracture Of the
ankle bone by fall, is getting along
slowly, but the severity of the injury
will likely prevent her stepping on her
foot for many weeks.
The Franklin Ne,cs of Monday,
says that "at the session Of court to.
day, Judge Taylor handed down a
decision denying the petition of Mrs.
Jennie r. Rogers for divorce from
Rev. Euclid B. Rogers"
The large business block of Messrs
Doutt & Proper is inclosed and under
roof, and the carpenters are at work
on the inside. 1t is an imposing
structure and will add greatly to the
business aspect of the town when com
pleted.
Mrs. Rowland Cobb, with Misses
Nella and Mary, and John and Joe
departed for Kentucky last week tc
join husband and father, where they
will make their home for an indefinite
time. We join their many friends
here in hest wishes for a prosperous
and happy future.
Owing to the over.crowded condi
ton of our borough schools, the direct
ors have found it necessary to opeI
the fourth room, and as soon as tn,
furniture can be gotten in shape th
school will commence. Miss Eff
Clark, daughter of d. W., has heel
engaged as teacher; a very good Sc
lection, We should say.
j. NJ. Mintz, the enlerprising Gu
price merchant, has a new advertise
ment all written up which will appea
next week. In the meantime don
wait for the "ad." but call and see th
splendid bargains to be had at hi
counters. Goods selling cheaper thai
ever. Come aud see us. Our price
will make you happy. 1t.
The Meadville Gazette has take
on more power, so to speak, havin
added to its already fine equipment @
} brains, two first class men in the per
sous of A. w. Mccoy and John Cal
vim, Jr., who are both thorough
practical in the "art preservative G
all arts" and are excellent, all.aroun
newspaper men. This acquisition give
Col. Reisinger a chance to devote mue
more of his time to the editorial pag
of the paper, which will be spicier tina
ever, and give to the Gazette a ne'
boost to the front, which it's alread
large list of readers will heartily ar
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