The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-01-18
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

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DR. Tnwler was down from Ma
rienville IN business al argument
curt yesterday.
All precincts have been heard
from and Elk equity wants 81 Ii
censes this year.
MIR H. s. Hall of Pittshnrg is
visiting the family of his brother in.
law, DR.. Siggius.
Squire Isaac jones Of Fagundus
was a WELDON e visitor at the REPULI.
CAN flee yesterday.
DR.. Morrow attended The dedica.
lion of the new United Presbyterian
Church ut RedclI lie, this county, last
Sabbath.
The Blizzard shiveringly ex.
claims that II Is possible To overd"
the thing, even in the matter Of "old
fashi"upd winters"
Miss Alice Hnughtaling of VII.
cox, Pa, aud Miss Lntta Shields Of
Iniiaua county, we're guests of Miss
Gertrude NJ, Elhoes during the past
week.
This isn't the mast healthy
weather fur small game, and It's like
ly bunny" will nut be sn plenty next
season unless there comes a soft spell
sonn.
David M"sg,ove F"rd of BYRON.
town, Forest county, aud Miss Hattie
jones Of Franklin, took out marriage
license in VenangO county, one day
last week.
Ed Kiser was able to cnme to
tnwn yesterday for the fret time since
the new year, having been laid up by
"a hard ,ussle with grip during this
fiue run of sleighiug.
Mrs Albert Hayden desires to
hank friends here fur the kind acts
and many expressions of sympathy
bestowed upon her during her recent
sad mission to Tiopesta, the burial of
her husband. q.
AN excellent remedy" is what
Mr.. w II Ames 7l2 5. 17th st 81
Lnnis, Mo, SAYS of il. in these words:
Il have used DR.. Bulls Cough Sy rup
aud found il to be an excellent rene
lily for coughs aud Colds"
Services at bnIh the NJ Z and
Presbyterian Churches are being con.
tiuued nightly, with prayer meetings
every afternoon at three o'clock.
The meetings at both churches have
been we'll attended aud fruitful Of
gnod results.
While other towns about us have
been "hollering far more gas" during
the past extra cold spell. Trouesta
has snugly enjoyed a gnud supply,
aud oue has been obliged To step on,
of doors in order to iud how really
cold it WAS.
-l)nh't overlook the fact thai
Barnett Ia cutting aud slashing prices
these days, aud customers are bound
To get the hem, fit Of some rare bar
aims IN all kinds of winter goods il
they call early, The goods must go
Prices no object. q.
Mrs. w. f. Rumherger, mother
Of Rev, G G. Rumberger, died ~
her home in Craigsville. Armstrong
county, on Thursday, the 18th inst
Her illness was not of long duration
she was 70 years of age, aud the
mother Of ter children, six of whom
survive her.
The Pennsylvania Commissioners
of Fisheries are now prepared tn re
celvr applications for bronx trout fry
Applications should he srnt to the
following commissioners; Henry c
F"rd, S23 Vine street, P~hlladelphis /;
W l. Powell. Harrisburg; s. B
Slillwtll, Scranton; Il. G. Demulh.
Lancaster; Louis Slruber, Erie; G
w. Welsh"ns, P~ItIsburg.
Mrs. Jas Dack returned Satur
day last from Kelleuville. accnmpan.
led by her daughter. Mrs. DR. Barber.
who has lately recovered from a seri
nus illness. One Of the principal oh
jects If Mrs BARRIERS visit here was
the purchase, from agents at Titus
vile, Of a e piano, whirh will add
materially Ia the pleasures Of the
Dnctnr's new hume. - Pleasant lille
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