The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-02-01
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.


Looks very a like break up this
morning.
Grounding aud St. Valentines
are the next two days of National i'm.
poitance.
Clarion county asked for 49 Ii
ceuses and got AZ at the recent term
of court.
w. q. Wyman has become the
happy possessor of a 2;30 horse-a
real beauty.
Jerry Blose is confined to bis
home with a severe attact Of giip and
rheumatism.
To morow's Ground Hog Day.
We believe il has not been made q
legal holiday yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Carr, Of
Louisville, Warren county, are guests
of Mr.. Lansnn's family.
News comes from Warren that a
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
w. L. Klinestiver OF the 25th ult.
-Messrs. Jas. Gaul and George
Scott we're down from Marienville
last Friday and dropped in long
enough to say "how'd do?"
1T is said many of the farmers of
German Hill sustained pretty heavy
losses 10 fruit and vegetables by frost
in their %sellars during the late severe
cold spell.
Lost, a pair of steel bowed spec
l~acles, tinted glasses. The finder will
he suitably rewarded aud receive the
thanks of the owner by leaving same
at this office.
"A great cure for cough-Mrs. A..
X Morris, 456 Canton St, Philadel'
phia, Pa, writes: II took several
buttles of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for
a bad cough and was entirely cured"
The BliEzard has hooked on a
"Titusville department" which is well
edited and gives the daily news of the
Queen City in a terse and spicy style
The Blizzard is nothing if not enter
prisiug.
The threatened breakup Satur
day and Sunday was happily averled
by a slight cold snap. aud now the
s~leighiug is better than ever. There
was great skating Monday morning
but the snow spoiled it.
Fox hunting furnishes amuse
ment for those b%ereabouts who have
the time to spare, but they are not
getting many. if we are to judge from
lack of pelts dangling from the hun
ters' belts as they cume in from the
chase.
The best remedy for rheumatism
Mr.. John w. Gates, Petersburg, Va.
: writes: II ased Salvation Oil fnI
D Rheumatism aud obtained great re
lief. 1t is the hest remedy | have ev
er tried, and shall always keep il il
: the house"
. "A bill for the establishment of
I manual training school in connection
K with the Soldiers Orphan School
has been presented to the legislature
The matter has been referred to
special committee of niue by Speake
Thompson, of which Capt. Haight, o
Forest county is one.
The country is safe. Advice
have been received from ex Governo
}. Biggs, Of Delaware, to effect that tn
peaches are not injured. aad that tn
. crop will be a large one. This poiu
heing now settled the country ca
once more turn its attention to III
ordinary routine of affairs.
This year Viek's Floral Guide
handsomer than it aver has beef
which is saying a great deal, for nou
of the many publications of that clai
, have ever attained the excellence
Vick's, Beauty %personifed, aud e'
y cry lady in the land will go into e,
staeies over this number when the
J. see it.
at The threatened ice freshet has il
iy duced some ~lumbermen to unloa
Id heir boats ladened With bark on Il
IS Clarion. The freshet was DOT suf
~ cienl to carry them to market, hen,
a; they lay in the river in had shat
lie and most Of them are liable to
carried into drift piles and crushed
atoms. - aeksonian.