The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-02-13
Tomorrow is st. Valentines day,

Tomorrow is st. Valentines day,
Broken line sale at Ledebur & Miles
Don't go hungry. Ginger snaps &C.
per pound at Lapson's. If
All wool Kersey pants at Ledebur &
Miles, now Sl.50. If
%. j. Blanchard of Marienville was
in town the first of the week.
Only few short weeks and we will
hear the chirp of the robin.
Mems felts with high two buckle
rubbers sails at Lansons. If
Warren bakers have reduced the
price of bread to three cents loaf.
Tuesday, Feb. 10, is election day.
Let's have big Republican majority.
-Child's JERSEY suits and boys three
piece suits for $500 at Ledebur d Miles.
An Olean minister has asked to have
his salary reduced $500 on account of the
hard times.
The world, like bicycle, would soon
come to stop, if it were not for the
cranka-EX.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Sigworth OF
Boston, were registered at the Central
house yesterday.
e. Il. Patterson, f. Il. KifIer and a.
d. Graham of Hickory, were registered
at the Central House Saturday.
What we need in Tionesta is society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
and q Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton.
Bills have been printed in this Office
announcing grand ball to be given in
Proper q Myers hall, Kellettville, Pa,
Feb. %.
Marriage must be a failure in Law
renee county. as twenty divorce cases are
to come before the March term of court
in that county.
The management of the Titusville
American Citizen have changed the name
of their paper and it appeared last week
with The AdvdRce Guard as the heading.
Our thanks are due TO Congressman
VIM. A. Stone of Warren for a copy OF
his speech on the currency bill, in the
Hou-e of representatives at Washington,
Jan. 8.
1t was Solomon who said "There is
nothing new under the sum-" But Solo,
mon died long ago, and if you think there
is nothing new, just go to Barnett's clos
ing out sale and see. 1t
Revival services are in progress in
the M. f. Church and are successfully
awakening sinners to the sense of their
condition, aud will be continued as long
as any good can be done.
The latest health fad is TO do without
breakfast. This news will be hailed with
delight by the unfortunate "print'' who
has been crowded out of good ''sit' by
the "bloomin' machines.
Mrs. t E. Armstrong of this place
was in Mercer last week in attendance al
the Celebration of the 50th anniversary OF
the marriage of her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. A. @. Anderson.
Barnett has large stock OF goods
left that must be sold, and all you have
to do is to come and say what you hon.
estly think they are worth and bring the
cash with you and they are yours. II
The sympathy of the REPUBLICAN is
extended to Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Mathit
of Nebraska, who are mourning
the death of their six-months-old daugh.
ter, which occurred on Friday, Feb. s
1895.
Giles b. Price, who has been quite
prominent in Republican State politics
was found dead in his bed at his home in
Erie last Saturday. He has several times
been formidable candidate on the State
| ticket
Will Walters, who has been in the In.
diana oil field for the past year, returned
home for a two or three weeks visit
Will reports that all the people from this
vicinity, who are located there, are well
and prospering.
"A horse belonging to David Zuck,
/ dropped in the street near ScOwden q
Clark's wagon factory last Friday. and
was hauled into the shop and restora-
tives were applied but no help could be
rendered aud the animal died.