The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-12-19

next Monday night With great expec.
tatlons, and wondering what Santa
has 10 store for them. May none be
disappointed.
DIR. Barber has sold bis home
and practice at Kelletrville, and will
now seek a field of greater possibil.
tiles. He expects to visit Kansas
City soon, with a view of locating
there, should conditions seem favora.
able. Mrs. Barber and daughter will
remain in Pleasantville for the pres.
ent.--Record.
List of letters remaining uDcsll.
ed for iD Tionests, Pa, postofice,
Dec. 10, 1894: Mr.. Eaton, Mr.. j. G.
B., DR.. ]. E. Hsdley, j. M. Homer,
H. H. Caster, w. West, Mrs. Ella
Car, Mrs. Geo. s. Bell, Miss E. M.
Bremen, Miss Marie Koehler, Miss
B, F. Morgan, Miss May Sander.
X. l.. HAsLET, P. M.
During the holiday season Flora
Walters & Co. will make special eff.
forts to please the public in Offering
a liue of particularly elegant goods
in Millinery, fancy articles, ladies'
furnishings, and everything pertain.
ing to their line. They kindly ask
an inspection of their stock, and feel
assured they can please both 10 style,
quality and prices. If
School has closed for the usual
mid winter vacation and the small
boy is giving vent to his peut up
emotions in wild and hilarious yells
of delight. But have a good time
while you can, for it is a matter of
only few short years until you will
have to buckle on the harness of toll
and hustle" for yourselves. Now is
the time, if you can only realize it,
that you really enjoy life.
This is institute week and our
town is wholly in the hands of the
dasbing "school.mam." While For.
est county does not boast of quite so
large a number of teachers as some
of the surrounding counties, we are
of the opinion that for good looks,
winning ways and decided ability,
our instructors of the young Ameri.
can mind can hold their own with any
county in Western Pennsylvania.
B. G. Newland, John Young and
John Altuyer, of Sbarpsburg, who
bad been up in Forest county on a
hunting trip, came down from there
at noon to-day with q fine string OF
game, Of which there we're seventy.
two pieces, including grouse, hares,
rabbits, black and gray squirrels and
a live red fox. AT the station the
string was viewed with longing eyes
by some of our local hunters. .-Bhz.
gard
Our merchants are making some
very creditable displays of holiday
goods and We should think that the
most fastidiOus purchaser ought to,
without difficulty, be able to select
presents for both old and young.
Always patronize the home mer.
chant during the holidays as we'll as
all other seasons of the year and
thereby encourage them to keep a
first'class assortment of goods aud give
them to you at reasonable prices.
According to invitations re.
ceived by friends of the family here,
the marriage of Miss Emma L.,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Hul.
ings, took place last evening in the
Methodist Episcopal Church, Hui.
ings, w. Va, where the family now
reside. The lucky groom was Mr..
Howard G. Shaffer, who is to be con.
graduated on his good judgment in
selecting a life.pratner. Our best
wishes to the happy young couple.
The Titusville World has
changed proprietOrshiP, Mrs. Trues-
dell, wife of the late proprietor, hav-
ing disposed of her interest in the
plant to Messrs. liant & Herbert, two
practical printers and good all.round
newspaper men. Mr., F. F. Murray,
who has So ably edited that journal
for the past year, will still be con.
nected to some extent with the paper,
we are glad to note, and hope he may
always find il as pleasant to himself
to remain in the editorial harness
hereabout as it is to bis editorial
brethern. We could scarcely spare
Bro. Murray.
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