The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-11-18
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.


-"Cold enough for you"
-"How's this for an open winterP'
And other similar new.faugled
interrogations we're heard this morning.
Mrs. Normile and children, of
Hydetown are guests of Mr.. Brennan's
family.
Mrs. Martha Ball left Monday
morning, for Olean, where she will
visit her sou, J. w. Ball.
j. j. Brooking is down from
Bradford visiting with the family of
his sister, Mrs. j. H. Hardisou.
p. NJ. Clark has a good house and
lot for rent in the borough. Call on
him If in need. If.
Monday evening, Signalman
Zones hung out his cold weather wash.
ing, and yesterday morning the biz
zard was on hand bright and early.
TIE Presidents Thanksgiving
proclamation is issued, designating one
week from to morrow, Nov. 26, as the
day. Have you got your turkey fat.
tening?
Mrs. w. w. Grove is constantly
adding to her Millinery stock, and
new styles are almost daily arriving
She extends to all cordial invitation
to call and look over her stock. 1t
Mrs. Seigel is training the class
for the mex. Demorest Medal contt st,
which will take place Friday, No
vember 27. These contests are highly
entertaining and have hitherto been
attended by packed houses.
The literature on dress during the
last 10 years, would furm an imposing
collection. Equally curious and im
posing also would be the collection of
all the empty bottles used in the last
ten years for DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Representative and Mrs. Tuwler
we're down from Maricnville ION
short visit Monday. The Doctor, who
was looking aud feeling we'll, has our
thanks for copy of the pamphlet
laws passed by the last session of the
legislature.
The Curry National Bank, which
was closed by the Bank Examiner a
few days ago, it is said will, in a few
days resume business, and that credi,
tors will get dollar for dollar. This is
good news, aud it is earnestly hoped it
may be verified.
This mornings Derrick says the
W. N. Y, & p. express from Buffalo
vas 10 minutes late this morning.
The delay was caused by heavy snow
storm at Panama at Mayville. IS
inches of snow had fallen by II
o'clock last night. The snow did not
begin TO fall here until about that
time.
If "Tattler" will write again aud
give us his signature, not f r publica.
ton, we will be glad to give space to
his items. Correspondents ought to
understand by this time, no matter
how good their effusions, they can not
gain admiltance without giving to the
publisher their name us a guarantee of
good faith.
The total eclipse of the moon
advertised for last Sunday evening,
came off promptly as arranged for,
and, barring the slight cloudiness in
the first part of the programme, the
exhibition was good. The next of the
kind is booked for 1909, so that there
is no great hurry about getting out to
see the sight.
Mr.. N. S. Foreman, who recently
returned home from Philadelphia,
where he had gone to consult with
eminent physicians regarding his
health, is able to 60 out among his
friends somewhat, aud hopes by first
class care to fully recover from his
illness. We join in the general hope
that his restoration may be speedy and
complete. -
With the thermou eter indicating
about 10 degrees, the ground covered
o the depth of two inches with snow,
and little slush running in the river
this morning, it really seems as if
winter had come. This is the first
tracking snow" of the season aud
one man, Mr.. Tenny, was already in
this morning and stated that he had
wounded a deer, and was on the hunt
of Winchester" with which to finish
his job and bring in the veDison.
Empire Meat Roasters, all sizes,