The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-11-11
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

his house with new coat OF paint.
Attention is directed to the new
reading matter in the sd. of Drs.
Mcclellan q Salm, specialists.
"A thirteen pound boy makes
music for George Hood since Monday
of this week, and George seems to
enj ~ it.
Hon. Peter Berry, who is now
operating in the region between Oleop.
oils and Plumer, gave the REPUBLICAN
call Monday.
Mrs. j. L. Hillard has been quite
i'll for some time past with intermittent
fever. but her friends will be pleased
to know that she is recovering.
The roof and belfry of the school
building are being repainted, and the
improved appearance is worth several
times the cost Of the work.
Prof Armstrong, principal of the
borough schools, smiles pleasantly
over the arrival at his domiCile yes.
terday of q couple of assistants, a
young lady aud young gent.
There are still a number of chill.
dren in town afflicted with scarlet
fever, but if the disease continues in
as mild form as it has thus far been,
there need be no alarm, if the little
ones are properly and carefully nursed.
-Supt Kerr has set Monday, Dec.
%, as the date for the commencement
of the teachers annual institute Of
Forest county. He is negotiating for
some excellent talent, aud expects to
make this session one Of unusual
interest.
The we'll Of Grove Bros, on the
Frank Monday farm, was finished, but
we forgot to mention il last week. II
was a duster. Had it shown up for
a 200.barrel spouter we would not
have forgotten to make mention of the
fact, you bet,
Mr.. w. M. Coon has been ap.
pointed postmaster at Clarington, in
place of Mr.. j. B. Pearsall, who re,
signed when he moved away from
there. Maurice has our congratula
tions. His position is good for five
years from next March, anyway.
There's not joy the earth car
give, like the sudden surcease o
violent and terrible pain. 1t is lik'
the rest at the gates of Paradise, bu
how can it be found? 1t is the simples
matter in the world. Buy a bottle o
Salvation Oil and rub it in.
-Scowden & Clark have now il
stock, all nicely fitted, fine selection
of sleighs and cutters, which ar
marked down to the lowest livinI
notch. Those contemplating a pur
chase will certainly miss it if they d
not Inspect their stock before invest
ing. If.
There's water famine in som
portions of the town, many of th
wells having gone dry, while in other
it is found necessary to go very spar
iDgly in order to make them bold ou
Such a drouth at this season Of th
year has never before been know
hereabouts, not even by the "olde;
inhab."
"A new stove is on exhibition q
the store of Lawrence & Smearbaugl
Burns kerosene oil, no pipe, DO smok,
throws out lots of heat, sets on caster
only weighs 40 pounds and can b
pushed around anywhere very easily
in fact all who see it seem to fall i
, love with it at glance. Call an
, see it. 1t.
e. Heath Clark defeated job
w. Reed, in the Jefferson ClariO
judicial contest, by 1853 majority. I'll
vote was as follows: Jefferson, Clar
I 1878, Reed 3611; Clarion, Clar
Q 3446, Reed 2945. This fight is said
J J have been one of the hottest ev,
known in that district, and it is neet
less to say the Democrats had c
hand one of the greatest tasks of the
:, lives in accomplishing the defeat
}, Mr.. Reed.
"A writer 10 a Boston paper re
Ommends women to study their cOu
tenauces by aid of their mirror
Good enough! But then if they {
Il not cure their colds with DR.. Bul
o Cough Syrup they run the risk
i breaking their reaectors and destro
+. ing valuable property.