The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-12-23

WISH all merry SDTlstmns anu nap
py New Year.
Oil market closed yesterday 58I.
No paper from this office next
week.
Representative fowler was q visi.
tor to town this week.
Day after to. morrow's Christmas.
May it be happy Que to all.
MIR. j. B. Pearssll, of Grove
City, Pa, was in attendance at court
this week.
The little sick folks mentioned in
our last are all getting better, We are
happy to note.
Mr.. A. w. Cook. of Cooksburg, is
this week announced for delegate to the
Republican National Convention.
The days are now growing longer,
but only for the almanacs one would
scarcely know it. Tuesday was the
shortest.
The Methodist and Presbyterian
Sabbath schools will each have hand
some Christmas trees, with appropriate
exercises, tomorrow evening.
Attention is directed to the Pitts
burg Times cd. in this issue. The
Times sells an immense amount of
reading matter daily for only one cent.
DIR. A. Fisher, Dentist, will he at
Nebraska, during the week of January
commencing Monday, the 4th, and all
desiriog his services should make a
note of the ;ime.
-"What makes that jny, that mer
riment ?" Rheumatic pains, neuralgia
gout, Salvation Oil has put to rout-
Salvation Oil, for healing sent, Saliva.
tion Oil, the liniment.
Perry Hill, having completed his
blacksmith shop and gotten regularly
to work, asks all in need of anything
in his line to give him a call. He
guarantees satisfaction. 1t.
The Mt. Jewett Herald is a new
and handsome candidate for public
appreciation, and it the fret few
numbers are an indication of what it
is 10 be in the future it deserves to
live and flourish.
The Harrisburg Telegraph is the
leading and most reliable journal pub
lished at the State Capital. All the
important news from that quarter is
to be found in its columns. See pro.
spectus in this issue.
The new reading room in the
Hopkins building is now properly in
order, and will be open to the public
every Saturday evening. All rho
wish to avail themselves of the oppor.
tunity to spend a pleasant hour there
are cordially invited to do so.
1t is with sincerest regret that we
are obliged to chronicle the serious
illness of our worthy townsman N. S.
Foreman. The entire community
hopes fer his recovery, and would re-
ceive news Of turn for the better in
his case with greatest pleasure.
Among the REPUBLICANS vel.
come callers this week we're John
Myers, of Strobletou; Postmaster w.
NJ. Coon, Of Clariugton; NJ. q. Car.
ringer. of Marienville; Postmaster
Crawford, Pigeon; Constable Camp.
bell, Barnett; A. X. Shipe, jerks.
john G. Holmes, one Of the we'll
known conductors on the river divis.
ion of the w. N. Y. & p. road, died
on Friday morning last, from a stroke
of paralysis received while on his run
from Olean to Oil City the day pre-.
viOus. He leaves a wife aud one son.
The following from an exchange
fits admirably in all communities
where newspapers are printed: In
closing up your accounts for the year
don't forget your newspaper account il
you owe anything on it. 1t is proba.
bly, for a small amount, if for anything
at all, but the many small accounts
which most publishers have owing
them make an aggregate of a good
deal of importance to them. The last
of the year is an excellent time to pay
up all such matters and start the year
square with the publishers.