The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-11-22
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

one CT our pleasant callers this week
j. B. Herndon has been appoiD.
ted postmaster at Elulalia, this coun.
ty.
Mr.. Hall of Stubenville, Ohio,
is paying a visit to the home of his
son.in.law, DR.. Siggins.
Constable Campbell of Barnett
stopped long enough at the sanctum
to say "how.de.do" Monday.
Edward Youngk, whose serious
illness from blood poison we mention.
ed last week, is getting better
Chairman Woods was down from
Marienville yesterday, and was one
of the REPUBLICANS welcome visi.
ors.
--Messers. j. Il. Erb, and George
L. King, two of Harmony townships
popular officials gave US pleasant
visit last FRIDAY.
Mrs. Ferd Wenk, of German
Hill, has returned from Buffalo,
where she had been receiving treat.
ment at the hospital, somewhat i'm
proved in health.
The Clarion Normal School re.
ports the most successful fall term in
the history of that institution. The
winter term of IL weeks will open
Tuesday, Jan. End, 1894.
The REPUBLICAN acknowledges
an enjoyable call from Mr.. Joseph
Adamson, of Philadelphia, who is
still interested in and retains a warm
affection for Forest county.
Union Thanksgiving services
will be held in the NJ. E. Church, be-
ginning at 1880 o'clock a. m. Ser
mon by Rev. McAniuch. A general
and cordial invitation is extended.
-Neigbboring exchanges are
chronicling numerous cases OF the
grippe 10 their towns. It was hoped
this monster had run his course and
was now among the "back members.
There is a movement on foot tt
establish first class hospital for thu
cure of all diseases, in this place
At present any information relative
to this enterprise can be bad of DR.
Siggins of Tiouesta.
The people are enthusiastic owe
the Pittsburg Dispatch's Art Portfol
los. Ask your newsdealer to show
you the offer if you are not already I
subscriber. The greatest offer eve
made by newspaper.
j. F. Zahringer, a watchmake
: and jeweler of many years. exper
ience, is now located in the offic
lately occupied by DIR. Mcguire. H
is an old hand at the business an
guarantees all his work.
The w. q. T. u. of this plac
- will hold Bazaar at their readiD
room Tuesday evening, Dec. 5tf
). at 7 o'clock. Contributions will b
4 gratefully received and all are col
Q daily invited to attend.
: "A jamestown N. Y, paper say
that a government inspector was II
Gently at Onoville taking a generi
survey of the Allegheny river, with
view of putting channe! from Olea
!. to points below as far as PittsburI
TO enable the running of of steamer
. AN exchange tells of woman wi
- bought a uew.faDgled coffee pot fro
peddler. In the evening she shoS
- ed il to her husband a hardwal
L dealer, who told her he kept the san
thing in his store for half the pric
; She said. "Well, why don't you a
- vertise2 Nobody ever knows VIII
t you have for sale"
ID Installation service will be he
Id at the Mt. Zion Lutheran Churc
10 German Hill, on Sunday Dec. 3
when Rev. Mr.. Kubetz will he j
stalled as pastor of the cODgregatiO
Rev. Rohrer, of Shippenville. will d
liver the installation sermon. Sc
vices begin at 800 p. m. A eOrdi
1 Invitation is extended to all.
Winter term of the Edinbo
ry State Normal School begins Dec. Al
or ends March Sth Furnished al
1S heated rooms for six to fourteen d.
n lars per term. The total expens
Y. $50. Martin G. Benedict. 2t.