The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-10-26
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
-Oil market closed Yesterday 5Oa

itSelOD.
Regular services in the Presby.
terian church next Sabbath. Com.
munion services one week from next
Sabbath.
Hollow E'en occurs next Monday
night. We make the statement for
the benefit Of the boys, who might for.
get about it
w w. Grove is erecting small
building on the corner Of his lot which
will be occupied by Mrs Grove as
millinery store.
-Eranklin Ne,Cs: Benjimin May,
Esq, Of Tionesia, spent Sunday 10
this city, the guest of his niece, Mrs.
w. j. Bleakley.
Our staunch Republican friend
Mr.. j. A Nash, collector Of Howe
township, was a visitor to town yester.
day, and gave us a pleasant call dur.
ing his stay
The boys of the Post band desire
to publicly express their thanks to
Mrs. T. w. Allender of West Hickory,
for the beautiful boquets sent them on
Columbus Day
Joseph Horne, the well known
dry goods merchant, died on the 18th
inst He was sixty.six years of age,
aud the leading dry goods merchant
of Piltsburg for forty years
People call it backache and do
nothing for it until the doctor is call.
ed and he pronounceS it rheumatism.
If they had used Salvation Oil iu time
the doctors bill could have been saved.
j, b. Machesuey, WIN is engaged
with an extensive glass factory at Fos
toriu, Ohio. vas II visitor to Tinnesta
last Saturday evening, and during his
short stay shook hands with many OF
his old friends here.
-Whoopiug cough, Group, sure.
throat, Influenza, bronchitis, cold, aud
cough are at ouce relieved and posi-.
lively aud permanently cured by DR.
Bulls Cough Syrup, the incompatible
remedy for all pulmonary and throat
affections.
Mr.. and MIS-. a. b. Kelly aud
Elsie, and Mrs. Suie Sharp are visiting
Chicago friends, aud had the pleasure
of witnessing the formal opening cere
monies of the great Fair last week
The ladies expec. to remain in. Chica,
go several weeks
Pasture laLds gave out so soon
this year. owing to the continued
drouth, that butter has become quite a
rarity 10 this market But the porkel
is coming 10 the rescue in fine style
and the pancake will lose none oI
luscinusness on that account
"A large number of harges and
fiat boats are moored at the river
bridge awaiting rise in the river
They are from the Nebraska and Law
renee IL Smearbaugh scafiods aud re-
present several thousand dollars ir
value. The owners are praying for q
flnod.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Childs, who
live at the lower end Of Oldtown flats
mourn the death of their little boy
Don Leroy, aged 5 years, who died or
the 18th inst, Of diphtheretic Group
Others of the children are sick from
the same cause but are all getting
along nicely now.
Mr., aud Mrs. IL. NJ. Foreman
were last week called to the bedside O.
their young son, Nelsoa, who is suffer.
ing from an attack Of typhoid fever a
the home of his grandfather, Thoma;
Heron, near Kittanning, where he
had been visiting the past few weeks
He is better now, and the parents have
returned
'-Liveryman Garfield has bought q
convenient piece of ground at the
station, put in platform, gas light
etc, aud will now have very nice ac
commodatious for all who patroniz'
his bus line, which will run regularly
to all trains This convenience viii
be greatly appreciated as the weather
aud travelling grow worse.
old things are passing away anC
all things are becoming new New
water line, new gas company, Dey
goods at Hopkins IL Co.'S store. Th,
price of goes down on store goods a