The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-03-01

Mr.. A. d. Neil, the druggist aud
clothing man Of M%arieuville, aud
Miss Clara Simpson, Of Scotch Hill,
Clarinn county, were married at the
hume Of the bride, Tuesday evening,
the 2lst. They will make their home
in Marienville. They have the we'll
wishes of q large circle Of friends
Express.
The new firm of Hopkins e. Ian.
sou have abuui one drzeu Overcoats,
a few Ladies' Coats 10 winter weight
that they will sell at prices too low
to publish. just ask to see them
when in the store. They will he sold,
and the price will do it. We also
have acme bargains 10 small sizps
Winter Underwear, ladies' shawls,
wnol skirts, &c, that will be suld
during this month if low prices will
have anything to do with il. Ask to
see them. 1t.
Misses Ella and Anns Work, of
Redclyhr, wi of Forest couniy's
popular teachers, are now il Greeley,
Colorado, where they will finish their
studies at the Greeley State Normal
school, of which their brother, Prof
T. T Work is a member of the facul.
ty. DR. u X. Snyder, whom G"ver.
nor Patlison appointed State Super.
i%ntendeut, and over whose confirms.
ton by the State Senate there was
considerable discussion, is the Prin.
cipal of the above school.
Air Ship Waltz" "Oklahomo
Waltz" and "Odd Fellows Grand
March," are late compositInns of L..
Il Doles, aud are musical gems.
They comprise five pages each il.
lnstrated title pages, not difficult in
execution, but beautiful in compost.
ton The regular price is so cents
each, but by way of introduction
they will be mailed to any address
for 20 cents per copy or three for 30
cents when ordered direct from Isaac
Dules, Publisher, indianapolis, Ind.
Helen May, the bright little
babe of Mr.. aud Mrs. Chas F. Thorn.
son died IN Monday evensng last, of
of pneumonia. The little one had
been sick but a few days previous to
it's death. She was aged 6 months
and 81 days. The stricken parents
have the heartfelt sympathy of our
penple in this sore affection, the only
comforting thought 10 which is that
their loss is the child's gain. Fuuer.
al services will be conducted at the
huuse a; 2 o'clock this afternoon, by
Rev. Rankin.
The body of Neil Brewster,
whose home was al Raughts's Mills,
Elk county, was fund near the road.
side a short distance above ClariDg.
ton, by the mail carrier between hat
point and Spring Greek, on Saturday
morning the 18Th ult. The man had
made a trip un the Clarion river aud
was returning to his home the pre-.
Vious evening, and is supposed to
have becnme bewildered in the stol IN !,
aud frozen to death. He was a middle
aged man, but whether he had a fam.
lly or not our iufurmant could moi
say.
james Cossgrove, of Barnett,
return judge of the recent election in
his township, was Il visitor at the RE-
PUBLICAN office last Wednesday
james had quite a trying experience
during the severe blizzard of ten
days ago. He was returning hume
from a uelghb1r's, and while passing
through a strip Of woods was over
taken by the storm. In less time
than il takes to tell it he was com.
pleteIy bewildered aud lost his way
and wandered about for some time,
until he heard the welcome bark of a
dog This lead him to a neighburing
farm house where he put up for the
night, not a half mile from hume
But for the bark Of that dog, james
would now be numbered among the
angels.
As will be observed by notice
elsewhere 10 this issue the firm Of H
j. Hopkins. u Co. has been dissolved
by mutual consent, the senior mem.
her, Mr.. H. j. Hopkins, retiring
Fur mahy years the firms business
III this place has heeu conducted al.
mnst entirely by Messrs. L, j.. Hop
kins aud F. r. Lanson, aud with