The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-11-25
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil market closed yesterday 59t.

Grove City college to spend the
Thanksgiving vacation.
Mrs. M. B. Cook and young son,
of Buffalo, are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L. Davis.
The attention of those interested
is called to the change of dates in the
ad. of Drs. Mcclellan q Salm.
Attention is directed to the change
in the ad. of Chas. f. Black & Co.,
clothiers and furnishers, Oil City, Pa.
To. morrow will be Thanksgiving
Day. We trust that each and every
person will have something to be
thankful for, and may therefore enjoy
the occasion accordingly.
Union Thanksgiving services will
be held in the M. E. Church to.mor.
row at 10: 20 q. m, to which a cordial
invitation is extended. Rev. Rum
berger will deliver the sermon.
People call it backache and do
nothing for it until the DOCTORS called
and he pronounces il rheumatism If
they had used Salvation Oil in time
the doctors bill could have been
saved.
This kind of weather is remind
er that now would be good time to
negotiate for nice sleigh, and the first
place to 60 for such an article is at
Scowden & Clark's, who have a hand.
some stock on hand.
The Demorest medal contest will
take place in the Presbyterian church
Friday evening Tickets, which have
been placed at the nominal sum of Is
cents for adults and 10 cents for chill
dren, Gao be secured at the drug stores.
AS the exercises will begin as early as
possible, it will be well for the audience
to assemble promptly.
Monday of this week was a dan
dy: A warm April shower just before
day break. followed by June sun.
rise, and that in tnrn followed by a
September cyclone, winding up in the
evening with q veritabls November
blizzard, all of which made up a bill
of fare so varied as to suit every kind
and condition Of taste. ~
Our local sportsmen are having
oceans of sun chasing foxes these days
James Lauders bagged a nice one last
Friday while out with a party. The
music of the hounds is still enjoyed
by our old friend S. H. Haslet, who
is yet as keen as any OF the boys on a
chase, and as unerring as ever in his
aim with "Winchester."
"A sleek looking nfable young
man has been victimizng some of the
neighboripg places. His game is
simple. He takes subscriptions for
standard newspapers and magazines
at about half rates, gets his money and
then forgets to have the paper sent.
Look out for him. Beware of the
travelling subscription agent.
Don't fail to come out to the
Demorest medal contest next Friday
night and hear the children sing aud
see their exercises. A class of about
% is being drilled by Mrs. t. F,
Ritchey. They are all in a fever Of
excitement aud every parent should
encourage the little folks by their
presence. Come out and see what
children can do.
Listen to this from up on the
mountain at Kane, clipped from the
Leader of last week it's enough tc
set the cold chills to dancing up and
down ones spinal column: "Tht
cheerful sound of sleigh. bells wal
heard yesterday morning for the frsI
time this season, and the first cutters
made their appearance, although the
sleighing was not of the best"
"A food in the creek and Q
"whooper" in the river has let out 9
number Of RATS from the upper end
principally belonging to Messrs. Sig
gins & Collins. If it don't "wintel
up" too quick they will reach tht
lower market very nicely. Among
the RATS were couple composed o.
tank stuff" that is, oil tanks which
had done service for the North Penn
Co. on the headwaters Of the creek
aud had been knocked down and were
taking this means of cheap and con
venient transportation to the MELON
aid field, there to be reset and entel
into active services again.
Empire Meat Roasters, all sizes
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