The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1903-02-11
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Fine china dishes at I. G. s. 1t
oil and gas leases at this Office.
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Walton leads them all. Il. G. S.
II Hopkins sells the Douglas shoes II
81 Spring clothing at Hopkins. Every
thing new and nice. IL
--Loafers always like to iniiict their So
ciety on busy people.
Ladies' suits, jackets. capes and
skirts cheap, at T. G. s. 1t
Abe Hepler lost one of his team
horses b. death Saturday.
Reed Cassett, of Grunderville. is re-
ported as i'll with Smallpox.
Attend Edinboro Normal. Next
term opens March 80. John f. Bigler,
Prin. 1t
Kitchen Queen bread. cakes. etc., at
E the White Stvr Grocery. Finest in the
world. 1t
"A nice pumper was brought in on the
SiQgins 4 Helm lease, Stewart Run, last
Saturday.
Still few of those handsome winter
hats lett they will soon be gone at cost.
Call at once. Joyce's Millinery. 1t
The revival meetings at the M. Il.
# church in this place are attended nightly
s by large congregations. Nearly hun
dred seekers have gone to the altar for
prayers.
Nl.nr1lAnnh n Nnhragya lad
son OF j. NJ. Mccullough, had the third
fnger of his right hand badly mashed
while coupling cars on the S. q T. road
last Friday.
-Col. Lucius Rogers of Kane, aud
Capt. "Jack" Austin of Cory, have been
re-appointed postmasters of their respec-
tive cities. Ex-Sheriff Fuelhart is the
new appointee for Tidioute.
The family of J. IL. Al!io, near Ty-
lersburg are quarantined on account of
smallpox. Mr.. Alio and Miss Mills,
teacher OF the primary room of the Ty-
lersburg school, are down with the dis
ease. 81
Preaching serv ices will be held in
the Presbyterian church next Sabbath
morning and evening at the usual hours.
. 1t is expected that Mr.. L. w. Byers. of
Allegheny Theological Seminary, will Of
ficlate. A cordial invitation is extendep
10 all.
W Nicholas Gilfert for many years
leading citizen OF LickingYille, Clarion
county, died al his home on the lst inst,
aged 20 years. Mr.. Gillert was well
known to many OF our readers. lie was
. born in Germany aud came to this coun-
try nearly 90 years ago.
The young people of German Hill
will have pie social at the Tubbs run
school house Friday evening, Feb. ID,
the proceeds of which Will be for the ben
eft OF George Copeland. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to all to come out and
help in this worthy cause.
The large farm house of S. Neder-
ritter, of Marble, Clarion county, was
burned on Tuesday of last week. The
fire started from fire in an out oven and
communicated to the house. The prop
erty was insured in the Farmers Mutual
Fire Insurance Co. Mr.. Neiderriter is
well known to many farmers in this To-
cality.
john Stolz, for the past year resi-
dent of German Hill occupying the old
Sibble place, died at his home last Sun
day afternoon, aged about II years. He
mil Nd ahilHran
The funeral took place yesterday, con-
Quoted by Rev. NJ. l.. Fredrick, the in
terment being in Mt. Zion Lutheran
cemetery.
james Landers was obliged to send
his faithful squirrel dog Major" to the
happy nunting grounds the other day.
He had attained the rema kable age OF II
years, and until the last year or so was as
keen for a chase as three-year-ol jim
fixed up nice box and sent the dog out
by the humane choroform route and
gave him respectable burial.
Mrs. Diekrager, one of the older resi-
dents of German Hill. had the mi fortune
to fall and brea< her right leg at The
thigh, Sunday morning last. She had
stepped out of the door 10 get pail of
water and fell on the icy walk. Mrs.
Diekrager is aged about 10 years, and
the severity of her injury will make her
recovery very slow and tedious, no
doubt.
Hon. Samuel G. Calhoun was treated
with the proroundest respect by an atten-
tive audience at Salina last Thursday
night, and when The poet took the stage
"you could have heard pin drop" Mr..
Calhoun was greeted with brilliant APP
plause, and his romantic poems created
wonderful sensation through his enrap-
tured hearers. On account of the disa-
greeable night he promised to give anoth-
er date in the near future Emlenton
News. Mr.. Calhoun's large circle Of For
est county friends are always delighted TO
hear of his success, and never more so
than when he IS dashing off new poetic
effusinn.
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