The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-12-14
LOCAL. AND MISCELLA NEOUS.

Hopkins sells the clothing ana shoes.
-Amsler sells the fruits and vegetables
New iewelry at Miles e. Armstrong;.
Hopkins sells the shoes and rubber
goods. 1t
Santa Claus headquarters at Heath e.
Killmers. 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
The annual ice crop is being harvest
ed and fine quality of ice is being put
up.
The firloughs of the members of the
10th regiment expire next Saturday, Dec.
18th.
Never criticise your Christmas pres
ents; whatever you get might have been
worse.-Er.
1t has been estimated that Walter
Wheatons murder trial will cost Venan-
go county $4,000.
The Central House Office has been
recently papered and painted and now
presents very handsome appearance.
For fine, useful Xmas present TO
your best friend, get one of those super
fine silk umbrellas at Miles & Arm
strong's. 1t
The river is frozen over at this place
and it is hoped that the ice will be strong
enough for crossing on while the new
span is being put in the bridge
Teachers who contemplate having
Christmas entertainments or making
presents to their scholars will do well to
look at Ansler's stock Of candles. 1t
The 7-year-old child of w. Fl. Motter,
a well-known resident of Eagle Rock,
died suddenly on Saturday morning at 7
o'clock from inflammation of the bowels.
The two children of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
L. Range, of Stewarts Run, who were
mentioned in last weeks REPUBLICAN as
ill with typhoid fever, are now out of
danger and able to sit up.
1t is again rumored that the Allie
gheny Valley railroad will extend its
Sligo branch to Clarion. The town has
been without railroad for some time,
and this would help out wonderfully.
-Amsler has fine line of tropical and
domestic fruits for Christmas and his
stock of candies and toys is immense.
Don't fail to call on him when making
your holiday purchases, as his prices are
always right. 1t
The Titusville World came out last
week with a handsomely printed mili>
tary souvenir number which gives his
tory of Company X OF the 10th Regt., p.
VI. The work is done in colors and
we'll executed.
Tho w. N. Y. & P. Ry. talk of erect
ing passenger station on the Y at Ir-
vineton. About once in so often this
mythical station bobs up and goes out
of sight. Well believe in the new sta
ton when we see it completed. 80 TYdioute
Meas.
There is no reason for our people to
go out of town to purchase holiday goods,
as our merchants have just as fine a dis
play as can be seen anywhere and their
prices are just as low as can be found in
the cities. Trade with your home mer-
chants.
The season for black bass and salmon
fishing expires on December 81. Pike
may be caught, however, up to and in
Guiding the last day of January. The
season for pheasants, quail, woodcock,
rabbits, etc, closes December 15-to-
morrow.
An Ohio farmer hung up the follow
ing sign by the public road at the en-
trance of tho lane leading to his house
"HuDt all you please on this farm and
when the bell rings come to dinner
New Wilmington Globe. It's different in
some localities.
Doctors, lawyers, and preachers all
make mistakes The doctors mistakes
are buried, the lawyers twist out of their
mistakes, and the preachers are forgiven,
but editors must face theirs in cold type
forever. The man who can keep errors
out of a newspaper can get a very large
salary that is, if he has yet been BORN
Er.
The West Hickory W. c. T. U. will
give Red Letter Day entertainment in
the NJ. f. church of that place, on the
evening of Dec. 10. 1898. Admission free,
but a collection will be taken. The liter
ary exercises will be followed by social
hour during which refreshments will be
served, free, to all present. Everybody
is invited.
Emerson shoes at Miles & Arm
strong's. 1t
The county Jail is empty for the first
time in many months, Sheriff Walker
having extended the "open door, policy
to the prisoners who had served theil
sentences on Tuesday of last week. For
est county is always in line, and right tC
the fore. Uncle Sam is not more promp
in furnishing recreants, nor is the Paris
peace commission one whit in advance o
us in declaring hostilities at an end.
Umbrellas, mackintoshes, trunks
! and baOs at Miles AZ ArmstrOuQ's II