The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-04-30
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil market closed yesterday SAT.


Robinson sells four different kinds
of churns. Can please all. q
-Hepler Corners items too late for
this and last weeks issues.
Mrs. j. G. Scowden and children
are visiting friends in Meadville.
-WhippOOrwills have got around
again, and were heard for the first
time he reabouts last week.
In the list of pension reissues Of
the past week, appears the name of
VIM. Ishtman, CT Clarington, this
county.
The Clarion Normal School is win.
ming favor everywhere on account Of
the thorough work the students can do
who have taken a course there.
--Ex Commissioner Chadwick has
arranged to move to Tidioute and
leaves Monday. Sorry to lose our old
friend, but hope he'll prosper in his
new home.
United Presbyterian services will
be held in the School House next Sab.
bath at II a. IN. and A p. M, by Rev.
A. S. Stewart. All are cordially in.
vited TO attend.
Quite a delegation of the P. o. S.
Of A. of this place went to Warren
this morning to attendi demonstra.
ton by that Order. Our crack band
accompanied them.
"A good supply of fresh crackers
and other family groceries now arriv.
iug at Lawrence & Smearbaugh's. We
handle nothing but the best and sell
at the lowest prices. 1t
-Canfeld's livery is run to its full.
est capacity these days. and "Shell'
says business is booming. He always
fixes fellow out in good rig whether
Everything is out" or not.
BENZ njamin G. Haipes Of Stewards
Run, this county, Md Miss Mary o.
I Kissiuger, of Perry township, Clarion
county, have taken out a license to
wed in the latter named county.
Phil. Emert is about the happiest
man in town just now, and is setting
up a good quality of cigars. The
little girl arrived last Saturday morn
ing and Phil thinks she's daisy.
! The Clarion Rep. Gazette says
,, that Chas. Weber's store, at Tylers
burg, was broken into by thieves one
night last week, and quite a lot o
goods we're stolen therefrom. The
thieves escaped.
Within the past week the creek
and river have been up to big rafting
. stage again, aud little lumber anC
timber has been run. 1t looks a
! though we might have repetition o
.
"A splendid line of ladies' anc
gents furnishing goods just arrived a
D. our store. Elegant shirts from so cts
up. Hosiery, haudkerchies, &c, il
all the newest styles OF the season
d Call and see. Lawrence Il Smear
): baugh. 1t
/. Il am still to be found doing bust
i ness at the old stand. My prices hav
/. always been reasonable and will re
20 main the same. Owing to the ap
preaching warm weather l will Gu
= children's hair with clippers for 15c
Chas. Russell, Barber.
Next Tuesday at 2 o'clock p. IN
the school directors of the county wi
A. assemble at the court house in th
? borough for the purpose of electing
u Superintendent for the ensuing tern
70 The convention promises to be we
attended, as it should be.
George OsgoOd, Wing Hills ell
, terprising merchant, was in tow
D. Monday. George has a nice run
custom, and is steadily building up b
trade by close attention to the people
), wants. His latest move is to put in
first class stock of gents furnisbin
goods.
Yesterday two of TiOnesta's s youu
people, Mr.. Will Hunter and Mi
v May Knox, departed for PetrOlia, Pa
= to be joined in marriage by Rev.
NJ. Small, former pastor of the NJ.
- Church here, The REPUBLICAN jOiI
their friends in offering best wishes f
a pleasant married life.
Ill "A new stock and fne assortmeI
to Of Ladies Shoes just opened at Law