The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-05-07
-Messr,. ]. H. Morrison. L. B.


Wray, II. II. Mcclellan and Henry
Stakely of jerks; M. E. Abbott and
w. E. Witherall Of Hickory; Joseph
Hall Of Barnett, und Thos. Corah of
Balltown, all directors, we're pleasant
callers at the REHUBLIoAN Office yes
terday.
Attention is called to the new ad.
of The Boston Clothing House, which
its proprietor itly styles the Great
Mart for Trading. Mr.. Levy boldly
swings his banner to the breeze, and,
tells the people of bis section what
great bargains he has in store for them.
Read his ad.
The Boro Council at its regular
meeting last Monday evening, passed
a resolution requiring all property
holders to clear away Immediately all
rubbish from the front of their respect.
i've properties and to keep the same
cleaned hereafter under penalty of
having the work done for them at
their individual expense.
The project to organize and con-
duct a good base ball nine here this
summer has assumed tangible form in
the shape of a subscription paper that
was passed around one day last week
and received many signatures. The
boys have already enough pledged to
insure them a good ground and give
them good start toward success.
"A new line of the freshest and
best groceries to be had in the market
Just received at Lawrence u Smear.
baugh's. New sugar, OOlong tea,
dried peaches, canned goods. extracts,
&c. We are right at the front in these
goods and don't propose to be behind
as regards excellence in quality or
cheapness in price. Mind that. 2t.
MIR. Kerr, of the firm Of Van.
Dresser & Kerr, dealers in granite and
marble monuments and headstones,
Oil City, was up last week and set a
new stone over the grave of the late
Mrs. Lewis Arner, which is very much
admired by all who have examined it,
the workmanship being strictly first
class, and the design handsome one.
This firm expects to do considerable
work in this community, and will al
ways be pleased to show specimens ol
their work, and give estimates on
prices to any who contemplate pur,
chasing. They ask you to consult
them before purchasing elsewhere.
The Lawrence House, under
Landlord Shawkey's supervision, has
for the past two weeks been in the
hands of the carpenter, the painter
and the paper. harger, and has re-
ceived one of the most thorough over
haulings since its erection. 1t is now
in apple.pie order, good as new, anc
once more open to the public. Mr.
Shawkey will conduct strictly frs
class house, and will see that his guests
receive every comfort that could b'
} wished, sparing neither pains nor ex
} pense to accomplish that end, All hi
asks in exchange for his trouble is {
fair share of the public patronage.
Editor Patrick of the Clarior
Rep. Gazette, and who is Clarion
postmaster, gives this gratuitous infor
nation: All stamped envelopes which
are spoiled by mistakes committed il
, superscribing, will be redeemed by th'
postoffice department at their staml
; value. Postage stamps damaged b.
, sticking together in warm or dam
weather, or for other causes befOr
using, may be retui ned to the depart
ment and their value repaid to th
, purchaser or exchanged for ne'
!, stamps. All redeemed envelopes an
stamps are sent by postmasters VIII
= redeem them to the department an,
records of the same are kept. Thes
regulations are, we think, not general
ly known at large, and their publica
: ton may be beneficial to large nun
ber of people.