The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-03-18
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
oil market closed yesterdaH732.

March came in like a lion, but
if it goes out like a lamb it will ex.
p%erience a decided change Of charac.
ter 10 the next two weeks.
United Presbyterian services will
be held at the School House, next
Sabbath at II a. m. and $3.50 p. m.
Rev. A. S. Stewart, Pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Dawson and
son desire to exteud their heartfelt
thanks to all who so kindly assisted
them in their great affection.
Don't be in a rush to buy your
Spring wares or "wears." Wait till
you see the layout at II. j. Hopkins
& Co.'S, now being selected from the
great Eastern marts. 2t.
Any n in possession of % cents
a 60 to the nearest drug store and
procure q bottle of Salvation Oil and
be cured at once of rheumatism, neu.
ralgia, or any pain or ache.
"A new al. for the Boston Cloth.
ing House, Marienville, Pa, is on
hand, but came too late for this issue
aud will appear next week. Mean.
time Mr.. Levy invites everybody to
call and take advantage of his great
bargains.
The protracted meetings at the
f. NJ. Church have been brought to a
close. Meetings are still going on at
the NJ. Z. Church. The accessions to
both churches have been very large,
the Number far exceeding any here.
tofore known in either,
Attention is directed to the card
of Mr.. S. l.. Henry, the gentleman
who took Charley Walters place in
the meat market. Mr.. Henry is q
practical butcher, thoroughly under.
stands his business and intends con.
Quoting a good market. His card
speaks for itself.
L. j. Hopkings started for the
Eastern cities Monday to lay in the
Spring stock for the firm of H. j.
Hopkins q Co. Linus has never yet
failed to please the people in the Sc.
lection of goods and bis present trip
will be no exception to the rule. So
look out for a gorgeous display.
--Horsemen will do well to bear in
mind the REPUBLICAN, is prepared to
print bills on the shortest notice and
at the most reasonable rates. We have
the fiuest cuts of any office in the
county, and the largest variety to Sc.
lect from. When you are ready to
have your bills printed call and see us.
Many Of our exchanges are warn.
ing their readers to look out for a gang
Of men travelling about the country
making contracts for painting roof. Il
they offer to paint your roof for five
dollars, or any price, don't fail to ask
them how much they charge for the
paint they put on before you close
your contract. 1t is in the paint where
the fraud exists.
Miss Louise Harrison, q most es,
Unable young lady, daughter of 10.
seph Harrison of Green township, died
at the home of VIM. Tobey, 10 Kings
ley township, on Monday evening o
this week. Her disease was typhoid
pneumonia, superinduced by an attack
of la grippe. She was aged about q
years, and vas greatly respected by
all who knew her.
Benjamin Mealy, living in Tic.
nesta township, met with a sad loss il
the death of his wife on Friday eve
ming last. She died of typhoid fever
We understand that Mr.. Mealy ant
three of his children are lying sicl
with the same disease, The sympa
thy Of a kind-hearted community il
with this sorely afflicted family, who's,
burdens of grief seem almost too
great to bear.
j. II, Hardison still has faith il
the existence of petroleum near here
as he is putting up a rig on Mrs. G. S
Hunters property, a few rods back o
the depot, and will have the drill
bouncing in the course of a few days
We hope he'll strike. such a spouter a
will flow out and grease the railroad
track to such an extent that the com
pany will have to establish q transfer
station here for a month.
The prophets say that we'll hav,
a delightful Spring, and Hopkins q Co
say they'll have a stock of goods tina.