The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-12-14
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

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his late serious illness.
Postmaster Heath, of Starr, is re
gaining his health slowly.
The borough schools will close on
Friday for a two weeks vacation.
David Mintz, Marienville, calls
attention to his many chnice bargains
in "a new adj. this week. Read it
Sunday night was the coolest Of
the season. AT daylight Monday
morning the thermometer registered
II degrees above zero.
DR.. Morrow reports the arrival,
last Wednesday, of a very fine boy at
the home of John A.. Jones, of Fox.
creek, Green township.
Lawrence & Smearbaugh have a
nicely selected stock Of holiday goods,
suitable to all ages, tastes aud pocket
honks, Call before selecting else
where. 2t
-Franklin News: Miss May Grove,
of Tionesta, spent Sunday with her
cousin, Mrs. l. H. Borland. Miss
Arlie Robinson, of Tionesta, is the
guest of her friend, Miss. Emily Wood
burn.
Among the important vents that
occurred at the famous S~anitarium, at
Hydetown, was the arrival, on the 9th
inst of a bright little daughter in the
household of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Tompkins.
Don't forget the entertainment by
the borough schools next Friday eve
ming at School hall. Program in foil
sill he found in this issue, and the
pupils will give you your full mouey's
worth il you attend.
Columbus postage stamps will be
issued about January, 1898. They
will be the same width aud twice as
long as those now in use, and will
comprise a series Of pictures com
memorsting the discovery of America.
Mrs. Fannie Diguam, 141 Mott
ST., New York City, makes a miracu.
lous cure of her rheumatism. She
writes: 81 owe uuspeakable and never
To be forgotten gratitude to Salvation
Oil Il made a miraculous cure of my
rheumatism"
The season for shooting pheasants
ends December 18th and for quail and
rabbits on Jsn. LIST. - Franklin Netcs
There's just where you're off The sea
sou for shooting quail and der ends
December 10Th, aud for pheasauts and
rabbits on December 3lst.
He finds it "a wonderful cnre for
a bad cough" Mr.. VIM. F. Ander
son. 34l Water ST.. New York City,
N Y, gives this Endorsement: II have
found DR.. Bulls Cnugh Syrup the
wonderful cure il is represented to
be. 1t is just the thing tor a bad cold.
In the United States there are al
together 2,223.14S members in all the
mutual benefit orders, according to
the latest estimate. The A o. u. w
stands first with 276.l52; Knights Of
Honor, 1872 400; Royal Arcanum,
l24, 766 Knights and Ladies of Hon
"r, 81, 1852. The c. NJ. B. A. has a..
494, and the Catholic Knights OF
America 81 ,9l5.
Good audiences greeted the per.
fnrmances of"Old Hick'ry Farm" at
the Kelley Club room Monday and
Tuesday evenings. The play was nicely
rendered, each participant doing we'll,
Ii has many laughable as we'll as ser.
ious aud pathetic parts, all of which
were brought olt to good effect.
Messrs. Alexander and Philips who
filed two of the leading places, are a
god team.
&C. NJ. Agnew Esq was last week
appointed to a position in the War
Department at Washington. Mac,
has taken the civil service examina
tions annually for the last three years,
and wins the place solely by reason of
his own qualifications, his appoint
ment bring ~chargeable to no p%articu
lar locality other than the State Of
Pennsylvania at large, We congrat
ulate Mac, and predict that bis pro-
motions will be rapid, if ability and
fitness are taken into account.
C w. Osgood, merchant of Wing
Hill, will pay the highest prices for
all kinds of furs, and is prepared to