The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-02-03
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
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Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. y. T Shriver,
Saturday last, daughter.
Mr.. J. A. Byerly was down from
Hickory this morning.
We had pleasant call from our old
friend l.. b. Wrsy, of Marienville, this
morning.
Ladies' and Children's untrimmed
felt hats for fifty cents, formerly one dollar,
at Mrs. W. w. Groves. 1t.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. @. Myers, of Pitts
burgh, arrived this morning on visit to
Mrs. MS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Walters.
| Clyde Smith of Stewards Run, was
called to the bedside OF his mother at
Sandy Lake, who is seriously i'll, on Sat-
urday last.
Alex Fitch returned from Erie hospi-
tai, Monday, very much improved in
health. In fact, about as well as ever,
barring little loss of flesh.
beginning next Saturday evening
Camp No. 420, p. o. s. of A. OF this place,
will meet on Saturday night of each week,
instead of Monday, as heretofore.
Charlie Russell killed fox last Fri
day not far from town. At least he said
he did, and kept such a straight face while
telling it that we took the story in all
right.
All of Mr.. J. b. Pearsalrs Forest
county friends will sympathize with him
In the loss of his little six -year-old son,
Wayne, who died of grip on Saturday
last, at Grove City.
John Emert, brother of County
Commissioner Emert, fell on the icy
pavement at Marienville, last Thursday
evening, and fractured the bone OF one OF
his legs below the knee.
Miss Ida Paup. teacher of Room No.
2, has been suffering with the grip during
the paxt two. weeks, and in consequence
the pupils of that room are enjoying q
vacation. She is improving.
Skating is all the so now, or was be.
fore the thaw. The few places where the
leo was good for skating have been well
used. We have some good skaters, bu
most of them are out of practice.
Tho power of music, all our hearts
allow" but there are few ignorant per
sons who have not learned yet, that al
colds are curod by DIR. Bills Cough Syr'
up. Buy it and try it, 25 cents bottle.
The Kings Daughters will hold boz
festival in the lecture room of the schoo
house, Friday evening, at o'clock. Al
the ladies arc invited to come and bring I
box. Proceeds for benevolent purposes
Save at least thirty cents per hundred
by buying Flour and Feed at Proper &
Doult's, who offer No. l Chop at sl.l0
Corn Meal sl.lO; choice White Oats Al
cents, and other Flour and Feed in pro
portion. 1t.
= Editor Keplor of the Democrat, who's,
: illness has kept him at his Centre count,
, farm for several months, returned hom
| yesterday, considerably improved il
g health. His ,phew, Mr.. Aaron Keple
of Lancaster, accompanied him.
-, There is a slave whom we have pu
n In prison." Aye and Wen keep him there
he was a tyrant once, but his reign is over
: his sceptre lies in the dust. Ills name i
:. pain, and his couqueror is the far-famc'
and world-renow ned Salvation Oil.
i County Commissioners Ledebur, Nc
y Intyre and Emert, started ON their tri-en
u NAL tour of the county for the purpose @
q hearing appeals from the recent assess
ment, on Monday of this week. 1t vii
take until the 18th of the month to finis
the job.
!. Dentist Chas. II. Davis, goes to But
falo to-day, where he will locate aud praC
tice his profession. Mr.. Davis had, b
d giving exeallent satisfaction, built up
J. nice practice and we had hoped to hav
5; him remain. We wish him success in hi
- new and wider field.
P. A fresh mich COW belonging to Post
y master Knox laid down and tiunked oU
: on Saturday evening last. Cause un
known, but presumed to have choked o
frozen apple. A year ago apples weren
\ so plenty as to be laying around freezin
70 for COWS to choke on.
- During these thaws it would be a goo
thing If the sidewalks we're cleaned of til
slush. A little time and energy expende
d in this direction would add much TO th
IL comfort of pedestrians, especially the II
- dies, and give to visitors the impressio
that our walks are used.
The dwelling occupied by Georl
a, Blosser, at President, was destroyed b
a. fire on Saturday morning last, togeth'
Of with about all Mr.. BIS household good
entailing loss upon him OF about $40
with no insurance. The building belong
ed to Mr.. ClapP, who will erect another
its place as soon as possible.
r. The family of Frank e. Bible, EsG
~, 70 have gone to Philadelphia, which will
to their future home. Mr.. B. will remain
n the county till after the February term
"a "a court, when he will join his family. Du
ing their two years residence in Tiones
they have gained the esteem of all ol
people, who are 10th to have them depa
from their midst.
Yesterday was Candlemas, more ge
orally known as grounding day. II
's sun didn't poep through the dense fog al
clouds and so mister &. h. failed
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