The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-12-20

all who may call to pay their respects ant
subscription accounts. and may there bt
many such. Meanwhile we wish all oul
friends the merriest Christmas and hap.
piest New Year.
This Is mighty good time 10 square
up your back subscription account, Il
you have one, and begin the new year
with clean sheet and twelve months to
the good.
-Oleomargsrine always fresh. always
the same price and making new friends
each day, at 2Oc per pound in nine pound
lots, at the Salmon Creek Mercantile Co,
Kellettville, Pa. If
Don't forget the pretty little Red
Cross seal when mailing packages or let
ters during the present week. Get them
at almost any of the stores, or come to
this Office for them.
-Lavada, the five-year-old daughter oi
W. P. Dechant, was operated upon for
throat trouble on Tuesday. The little
lady has been s ok for eight months. -
Clarion Republican.
Don't forget that subscription to the
REPUBLICAN makes, afler all. the most
acceptable Christmas gift. Try 1t and
learn how your friend will bless you fifty
times in the coming year
Robbers like good candy. So do
others The robbers seem to know which
store keeps the good candy. Others can
find out by calling at the Zuver News
Christmas exercises will be held at
the M. Il. church Saturday evening at
1880, to which all are invited. The cele-
bration will embrace the usual features
of tree with treat to the Sunday school
scholars.
-Liverymen Potter & Mccoy lost one
of their best livery horses Thursday,
when mate kicked aud broke the leg of
the "buckskIn" mare that has done SER
vice in their barn for several years. The
animal had to be shot.
Scott, the eight-year-old son of Or.
lando Longstreth, of Green township, fell
from the porch of the Flynn school house
last Wednesday a nd roke his leg above
the knee. DR.. Dunn reduced the fracture
and the boy is getting along nicely.
An Erie architect is preparing plans
for three.story brick residence to cost
$40. 900 for l.. s. Clough of,Warren. The
new residence will be built on the Orr lot
on Market street, and will be tho finest
home in that city of beautiful residences.
Tomorrow we passed again the short
est day in the year. and from that date
forward there shall be q lengthening,
thank goodness. Imperceptible for awhile
yet longer days will come apace, until
we've reached the good old summer time
again. Cheer up.
DIR. NJ. W. Esston, Osteopathic Phvsi-
clan, of Oil City, will visit Tionesta every
Wednesday. See him at the Central
House. Setting bones and the treatment
of nervous and chronic diseases special
ty. Greatest success in all kinds of
chronic diseases.
Don't fail to hear DR.. l.. B. Wicker
sham's humorous lecture, "The Chick
ems Come Home to Roost," tonight at the
court house. He appeared twice in
Brookville last year, will be there again
this week. as we'll as in Clarion, and our
people can rest assured they will be
given a treat when they hear him.
The Nebraska W. G. T. U. held a
Health and Heredity meeting at the home
of Mrs. Barbara Nellis. Several very
helpful leaflets were read on the subject,
and at the close of the meeting Mrs. Mel
lis, assisted by Mrs. Amanda McCanna
and Mrs. Malisss Combs, served very
dainty lunch, which was enjoyed by ali.
-Neighbor Blum butchered two fine
young porkers the other day, and so the
domestic affairs around the editors table
were tranquil and pleasant while the big
link was being artistically slowed away.
Many thanks, neighbor. and may this
yuletide bring you the same measure OF
Joy your thoughtfulness has given the
printerman.
The Presbyterian Sunday school will
present cantats, "Mrs. Santa's Concert"
at the church next Saturday evening at
1880. Following the exercises there will
be treat for the scholars and the Gus
tomary Christmas tree. All are invited.
Persons desiring to place gifts on the
tree should have them at the church not
later than four o'clock.
"A hearing was held before Squire g.
A. Randall at the court house last
Thursday. in the cases of w. S. Spear and
NJ. A. Felt, who we're arrested on Tues.
day, charged with breaking into the store
of l.. l. Zuver and carrying away goods
The accused we're held under $500 bail
each for their appearance at February
court. The bonds were furnished.
Last Sunday was the 92nd birthday of
Porter Haskell of Main street. On Satur-
day evening about % of his old friends
called and paid their respects. Before the
guests departed light refreshments were
served. Clarion Republican. Mr.. Has
kel is we'll remem bered by many old For
est county friends, who are pleased to
know of his continued good health
DIR. Wade Crawford Barclay. OF Chi
cago, Educational Director of the Board
of Sunday Schools of the M. f church.
preached in the Methodist church last
Sunday evening. Or. Barclay is one o.!
the most virile aud inspirational men we
have ever heard. His appeal was for
more of masculine Christianity. The
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