The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-12-21
LOCAL. AND MISCELLA NEOUS.

Hopkins sells the clothing and shoes.
-Amsler sells the fruits and vegetables
New jewelry at Miles & Armstrong;.
Hopkins sells the shoes and rubber
goods. 1t
No paper from this office next week.
Santa Claus headquarters at Heath &
Killmer's. 1t
Buy your Christmas candies at Am
sler's. 2t
Ladies' fleecy lined hose at Miles &
Armstrong;. 1t
See those elegant gold pins at Heath
& Killmer's. 2t
The third lot of storm coats in at
Hopkina store this week. 1t
Fine concert tomorrow evening at
Armory Hall. Go and enjoy a good treat.
THAT open winter that so many peo-
pie predicted must have been frozen up.
Later.-Its opened again.
Christmas comes next Sunday. Mon
day will be the day generally celebrated.
May it be joyful time to you.
Heath & Killmer have an elegant
display of toilet cases, toilet articles of all
kinds and their line of perfumes can't be
beat. Go and see. 1t
John Bush trapped fox yesterday
and succeeded in bringing the varlnint
in alive. He will keep it if the fox is
satisfied and don't kick the bucket"
Merchant Chas. S. Leech, of Marien-
vile, has our thanks for neat calendar
for 80, an annual reminder that Mr..
Leech is one of the wideawake mercan-
tile men of the county.
List of letters remaining uncalled
for in the Tionesta, Pa, post office,
for the week ending December q, 1898:
Mr.. Il. L. Snyder, G. b. Strong, G. A.
Craft. d. S. KNOX, z. NJ.
-WANTED-To buy, about 10 to 10
million tract, nice hemlock timber. Part
cash, balance 6, II and Is months. Par
ticulars, address, NJ. II. DEAN,
Sc n. Clarendon, Pa.
There will bo dime social at Jas. G.
Carson's, w. Hickory, Pa, Thursday
evening. Dec. %. Everybody invited to
como and bring dime and lead poncil.
JOSEPHINE CARSON.
lone of the attractive and interesting
features of the coming iaamers' institute
to be held here win be the public mar
riage of one of Forest county's incest
young couples The wedding is booked
for Friday evening. January 9th.
Emma, the sixteen-year-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wash Lyons, died at
the home of her parents, on Fleming
Hill, Harmony township, on Monday
morning last. Her disease was consump-
ton, from which she had suffered for
several months.
The dwelling house occupied by
Sammy Carson at West Hickory, caught
fire from a defective flue on Saturday af-
ternoon last, aud would have burned to
the ground but for the prompt action of
some of the citizens in subduing the
flames. Little damage was done.
-Reck, Cooper DC Co., brought in an
other nice we'll on their Tubs Run lease
Monday. This makes the seventh well
on this lease without dry hole. The
Tionesta people interested in the lease at
Henry's Bend struck the third well last
week, which shows up for fair pump
er
The holiday trade at f. Walters Il
Co.'s millinery store has been remark
ably good this season, but there is still a
large and elegant line of goods lett and
the prices on millinery, ladies' and in
fants' wear, fancy goods, toilet articles,
etc., is so low that all can afford to buy.
Call and see. 1t
-Amsler never was so well equipped
to meet Christmas shoppers as he is this
year, with everything needful for the
family from youngest to Oldest. His
fruits, vegetables, confections, toys, and
the like are of the choicest variety, and
no fancy price either Nll early, Christ
mas is almost here.
The G. NJ. Parker concert will give
one of its pleasing entertainments at Ar
mory Hall, tomorrow evening, 22d inst.
The company is composed exclusively of
ladies and come highly recommended
and will give our citizens rare treat in
both vocal and instrumental music.
Give them a packed house.
The Titusville Supply Co., NJ. Olcan,
Manager, doing a general mercantile bus
iness at West Hickory, Pa, has sold out
to S. c: Smith, and the firm name will
hereafter be known as/H. L: Smith q Co.
The new firm assumes all debts connect
ed with the late firms business at West
Hickory, and has authority to collect all
bills and accounts due the same.
Now that winter is here it would be
well for people driving in from out of
town and bifching their horses while
they transact their business to remember
that the "merciful man is merciful to his
beast" 1t only takes minute to
throw a blanket over the animal, and,
leaving out the question of humanity, it
is matter of economy to do so, as it will
save sheckles in veterinary's bills.-Er.
-Honlxing sells tho cIofhino aud shoes e.