The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-01-30

s"Neo auu mllteus ~ CUT prices
Leiebur d Miles. If
Miles w. Tate purchased the
Ballard property on Poplar street,
Thursday afternoon, at masters sale
Consideration 81 ,050. MeadUiLLe Ga.
zette.
IF you are in need of underwear,
hats, caps, gloves, mittens, lumber.
mems rubbers or felt boots go to
Barnett's closing out sale and get
them at your own price. It
The government has engaged in
the manufacture OF anti.toxine and
in a short time this wonderful rene.
dy for diphtheria will be obtaiuable
at slight advance on original cost
You never saw a nicer line Of
dry goods and gents furnishing goods
than Barnett's, and you can get any.
thing in that line at your own price
at the closing out sale. II
-"Shell" Garfield, the up to date
liveryman, has fitted up a new rig
that can't be beat for sleighing par.
ties, as quite Il number of our town
people who have tried it can testify
-Wm Albaugh Of East Hickory
was a caller at the REPUBLICAN Of
flee Monday. Mr.. Albaugh is a
friend of the poor printer and al.
ways makes it point to pay in ad.
vance.
--Pupils in the public schools of
France who are found using tobacco
are promptly dismissed If that
we're the case 10 TinDesta schools. the
teachers wouldn't be bothered with
many boys.
There will be two total eclipses
of the moon this wear, one on the
night of March 10 and the other on
Semptemher 3. Both will he visible
in the United States. but will not be
total in this latitude.
Sentence ha, once more been
suspended in the case Of j. j Shick
editor Of the Clarion Jacksonian whr
has been convicted on several counts
in the indictment nf criminally libel.
ing Congressman G.. F. Kribbs.
We are not going out of business
neither are we going to leave the
town. Because our customers are
satisfied, we are satisfied, and will
make prices you never saw before
Come in early. Ledebur & Miles. If
The personal staff Of Governor
Hastings, when completed, will con.
sist of one Brigadier General, seven
Cnlonels and fourteen Lieutenant
Colonels. For these thirty.twa com.
missions the Governor had over 300
a plicants.
Mics Maude Brennan left on
Monday for Savannah, Georgia,
where she will remain for some time
visiting friends. Her father accom-.
panied her as far as Washington, d.
g., where they will spend few DAYS
sight seeing.
Rev. j. T. Brennan preached
very able sermon in the F. M church
last Sunday evening. Rev Shoup,
the regular minister is holding a
series of very successful revival
meetings at the White Church,
Stewarts Run.
%. w. Proper of Tionesta passed
through the city yesterday on his way
south. Mr.. Proper is natural gas
producer. He saws that the wild cats
recently discovered in the vicinity Of
Ti"nesta have not proved valuable. -
Patsbstrg Times.
The EInlenton Me,US don't seem
to have much to say on the school
question of that town, but from the
of the blank space 10 that
paper we are of the opinion that the
NeaOs man is keeping up that kind of
thinking frequently heard about.
The State music teachers associa
tion have for number Of years been
making fight to have music taught
IN the public schools and bill will
be introduced 10 the Senate this week
providing for teaching music in all
the public schools of the Common.
wealth:
We are grieved to anununce the
death of Mrs. Nancy Smiley which
occurred at Franklin. Friday, jan.
1S Mrs. Smiley was the widow of
tho late Judge John H Smiley of
Venango county and mother of Ed
win w. Smiley, editor of the Citizen.
Press of Franklin.
The police of Franklin have no.
tilted the propritors Of billiard sa.
LIONS that youths under 81 years of
age must not be allowed to play in
those places. What hard times the
billiard room proprietors of this place
would have if similar action were
taken in this place.
Harry Rudolph of Newtown had
the misfortune TO break his arm last
Friday. He was passing through tho
gate at his home when he slipped on
the ice striking his elbow on one of
the gate posts as he fell He came
to town Monday and the fracture was
reduced by DR.. Siggins
"A barn belonging to r, R Car
penter in Ashland township. Clarion
county, was destroyed by fire last
week. The fire was caused by the
explosion of a lantern, and four fine
horses. cattle, sheep. hay, straw.
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