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

-Hick'ry Farm,
-KeeIey Club Rooms,
Monday and Tuesday evenings,
18th and 18th.
oil market closed yesterday 534.
Holiday goods are coming to the
fore.
Only eight more days remain of
the deer season.
Rev. Rankin is conducting q ser
les of revival meetings at Nebraska.
Make the children happy. Buy
your Christmas goods at Hopkins d
Co.'S. 2t.
"A. H. Dale leaves to day on a
Southern business trip extending ove
three or four weeks.
Mrs. SUE Sharp and Miss Elsie.
Kelly, who have been visiting with
Chicago friends the past month, are
home again.
C. w. Osgood, merchant of Wing
Hill, will pay the highest prices for
all kinds of furs, and is prepared to
take all that come in. q.
Another invoice of those nice
Russian hare muffs just received at
Lawrence q Smearbaugh's, marked
down to bottom figures. 2t.
joe Morgan, with a crew of seven
or eight men, left for zeal Newmans
Vile yesterday morning, where he has
a job of taking out square timber.
Mrs James Woodipgton, whose
serious illness was mentioned hereto.
fore, is progressing finely, and will
soon be herself again, her friends will
be pleased to learn.
Owing to the illness Of Mr.. A. NJ.
Alexander, the comedian in the "Old
Hick'ry Farm" the play has been
postponed to Monday and Tuesday
evenings, Dec II, and ID.
George Walters, brother of our
townsman, Daniel Walters, and we'll
known to III citizens, is lying at the
point of death at his home in New.
Evansville The relatives have been
summoned to bis bedside.
Harry Brace jumped off a NOV.
ing train a few days ago, landing first
on his feet, then on his head. Result
a three inch cash across his scalp, one
side Of his face considerably l~ascera
ted, a small doctor bill, and that's all.
There is a rare treat in store for
those who attend the play at the Kee'
ley League Rooms Dec. ~ and 10
Old Kick'ry Farm is a chaste, pleas.
mi and fascinating drama, and will
be worth the small price of admission
Go.
IF persons would bring to beaI
the same amount of common sense, in
buying a remedy for bronchitis, cough.
cold and Group, that they do in the
purchase Of their family supplies, they
would never fail to procure DR.. Bull''
Cough Syrup.
Mrs. H. f Moody is with bel
parents at Helen Furnace, Pa. Hel
mother, Mrs. David Smethers, bal
been i'll for some time, and it has beer
feared that, in order to obtain relic
from her suffering it may be necessary
10 take her to some first class hospital
-Adiudant General Greenland say
applicants for pensions, who have losI
their papers. 60 TO unnecessary ex
pense 10 paying persons to secure from
the department certificates showing
their service in the Union army
These can be secured by simply asking
the department for them.
The most prominent physicians il
New York inform this country that
unless immigration is stopped, tn,
cholera will visit US next summer. |
there were no other reason for thl
stoppage of immigration, this would
be sufficient. Keep the cholera out i
immigration must be stopped indef
nitely.
The w. N. Y. d p. railroad OIL
its main lines is rapidly replacing it
wooden bridges with iron ones. Thil
work has been going OH for four years
and will be finished in about two year
more. This year seventeen old bridge
were replaced. The policy of the rosC
is the continual improvement of thu
right way.
1t looks as though Santa ClauI
had u~nloaded at Hopkins D. Cos store
Get any thing you want there, q.
old Hick'ry Farm.