The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-01-11
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.


Ch "hiht' Ni"rS' yOo'V'"og V74
Who's got any fault to fud with
this sort Of winter weather?
Say. dear friend are you read
ing your W paper just now2 If uoI,
why notf
Mrs Z A. Yetter Of Marien
will, was visiting Mr.. and Mrs. 6 w
Kerr last week.
- George Kilmer has sold his dray
ing outfit to George Dunkle, and will
try his luck in Chicago this winter.
jury Commissioners Heath and
Guiton. having filled the wheel fo-
the year, are now drawing a jury for
the february term Of court.
David Mintz is pushed for room
at his large M%arienville store and Of
frrs his entire stock at great rsduc
tions. Read his new al. in this lie
sue.
The total number Of liquor Ii
cense applications on file in Venango
county ia 55, Of which Oil G ty wants
20 and Franklin 13. Clarion county
asks for 40.
Our srsunch old Republican
friend Samuel Merviu. Of Hickory
township gave US a pleasant call last
week. and took occasion tn have the
label on his paper changed to a year
in advance.
Rev. Beiehey of Boiler. will
preach IN the Lutheran congregation
at Mt Zion church. German Hill,
next Sabbath morning Services will
begin at 1890 o'clock. All sre cord.
tally invited.
Ice hsrvesters have been busy
during the past week, and the crops
that have been gathered are Of a foe
quality. There should be nj great
trouble about keeping cool next sum.
mer if ice will do it.
Wallace Imhoof was quite badly
hurt by a tree. while taking II ties
at Foxcreek, Green township, one day
last week, NJ bones we're br, ken
but he was very severely bruised in
several places about the body,
Miss Aggie Kerr. teacher of the
first room of the borough schools, has
reel very sick for the past ten days,
hut lie now in a fair way to recovery.
Miss Iutz Brownell is teaching the
schuol during Miss Kerr's illness.
All Odd Fell VS. will be panied
To learn that Grand Sire james B
Nicholson, secretary of the Grand
Lodge /, o. o. f. of Pennsylvania,
has sustained a paralytic stroke, and
lies critically i'll at his hume 10 Phil
adelPhia.
"A Record of uninterrupted cures
for nenrly half a century has con
vinced sensible people hat DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup lie the best in the mar
ket. Why try new things. when you
know, that you have what you need
|. lie infallible.
"A few Columbian half dollars
have made their appearance here
abouts. They sell TOR 81, hut are
ard TO get ever at that figure. The
story may not be generally credited,
hut it's true all the same aud we tell
il above board we've got one
The early closing movement
among the merchants is working pref,
" we'll, aud now the meat markets
have caught the Infection. The aver
age family mau must keep his head
these evenings, else the breakfast Ia.
bile may be minus its hot coffee anc
pork gravey.
On March %. 1891, j. C. Millel
of Kelletville, wrote = note aud puI
it into bottle and threw it into thu
river at this place. The note reques
ted the finder to return the same t.
q him. On Dec. %, 1892, he received
. d letter from d. G. Payne, Wellsburg
w, Va, enclosing the note.
The ice gang had a hard time o
, it yesterday, aud in consequence Bill
Q ly Pollock is nursing a sore the whicl
was caught under a gond sized cakI
I If ice. while Will Marrow is giviuI
his undivided attention to a pair o
frnst.bilten ears. Better wait ill IN.
5 weather gets warmer, boys. So lnnI
as it remains like this the ice Wi
keep very we'll.