The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-12-07

h0ln goods al private safe, Cd Dec. II,
1892, consisting of / bedroom set, l
bed and springs, 2 sets chairs, . rock
ers, 2 tables. ! stove aud pipe. / sew.
ing machine, 1 stand, 1 longuge, 9
wash sets, l cupboard, 2 carpets, dish.
es, &c. Go, friends, and buy the lady
out. u.
Following is a list of letters re.
naming uncalled for in Tionesta, Pa,
Post office, Dec 1, 1892: Mr.. b. F.
Bleakley, Mr.. j. A. d Witt, w. A.
Deemer, Mr.. john Gilbert, MI. John
r. Lamar, Miss Bertha Range, 2, Mr..
r. L. Shirk, Mrs. s. j. Siggins, Mr..
r +. Wilson. When calling for any
of above please say advertised" d.
s. Knox, p. M.
IF ANY tobaccoDist or s~torekeeper
up the river or elsewhere had about
twenty pounds Of tobacco stolen a few
weeks ago be can obtain the same by
coming to Oil City and proving his
property. 1t is the stock confiscated
from the tramp With a revolver who
had a joust with Officer ShanefelteT,
and it remains unclaimed at police
headquarters. Blizzard.
The New England supper given
by the ladies Of the w. r. c., last
Wednesday evening was one of the
finest that has been spread in this
place for q long time, and was so we'll
~patronized that the ladies we're almost
eaten out of "bouse and home," al
though they had provided for II large
crowd. But the vituals were too good
to last. A snug little sun was netted.
About three weeks ago Postmas
ter Wm. B Heath, Of Starr, was at.
tackled with pneumonia, since which
he has been in a very critical cOndi
ton, the disease becoming complicated
with heart troubles. At last &C.
cnunts his condition was not mater.
tally improved, but his many friends
are hoping for a favorable turn which
will again put him on his feet.
-P%othouotary Arner has again
moved by into his own quarters in the
Court House, and thus two officials
are made happy-himself, at being
able to again do business at the old
stand, and Sheriff Osgood, to get rid
of a very crowdiug neighbor. The
new vault is a decidedly neal affair,
and rOomy enough to contain the rec.
ords in q safe condition for many
years to come.
Here is a floating paragraph tina,
will apply to almost any town which
it happens to visit, and may be well
kept floating for a season There are
families In town whose children do moi
attend the public school for no other
reason than the parents take no trou
BILE to send them, and iu4 \geral in,
stances there are children none o.
whom can read and write. Some o.
these youths have only a few years YET
to attain their majority, Ignorance
is the mother of idleness and crime.
Our hay buyers say that they
have been paying too high prices this
fall, their shipments having generally
resulted in the margin on the wrong
side of the ledger. The geneaal Opin
ion of those who have given the mat
ter attention is that hay will be lower
here next spring than now. Courier
We have been thinking about the
same thing. Twelve dollars a ton il
about three or four dollars more thar
hay is worth to the man who feeds it
-MeadviWe Gazette. In this section
when hay is 40 dearer than S12 a ton
buyers consider themselves pretty
lucky.
Thursday afternoon while many
of the school children were coastipg OF
a hill not far from the school house, al
accident occurred by which little Lib
bic Wallace, the ten year old daughter
OF Mr.. A. j. Wallace, had a leg brok.
Ell and which might have been mucl
worse. In company with severa
others she was riding down the bill.
when by some accident her foo. wal
drawn under the runners and back
wards. The leg was broken above th,
ankle, and badly twisted and sprained
DR.. Stonecipher set the limb and give
the favorable opinion hal she will re
cover with no bad effects. - arieaviH,
Express.
What might have proved d very
costly FIRE was happily averted by {
timely discovery, last Thursday morn
ing. A blaze in one OF the sleeping