The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-04-23
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
lis this dry enough for you?
Oil market closed yesterday S2l

he IhIhtlS euJ ho bottipB oi'
most too dry for easy plowing.
Born, to Mr.. land Mrs. VIM.
Lawrence, on Sunday last, son.
Ice a half inch in thickness form.
ed in this place Sunday night last.
California prunes, cents per
pound, at Lawrence q Smearbaugb's
Bass fishing will be legal on June
lst. Not till June 1st, boys recollect
-Chas. Davis is home from medical
school at Philadelphia, for the summer
vacation.
T. B. Machesney, of Neilltowp,
gave the. e.REPUBLICAN pleasant call
yesterday.
Rev. S. Sager will occupy the
pulpit of the F. NJ. Church next Sab.
bath evening.
--Messrs. Allison and Louden, Of
Nebraska, gave the REPUBLICAN
social call last Friday.
Fine line of Straw Goods, Hats,
&C.. just opened at d. Barnett's Fa.
nous Low Price Store. 1t.
1t has looked like rain at different
times during the past two weeks, but
call signs fail in dry weather." as they
say.
j. N. Heath, of Starr, is this
week announced as q candidate for
Jury Commissioner, subject to Repub'
licau usages.
"A new stock and fine assortment
of Ladies Shoes just opened at Law.
renee & Smearbaugh's. Marked down
to bottom figures. 2t.
Treasurer Hagerty has moved his
family into the Hickling house, where
they will be pleasantly domiciled for
the next three years.
Mr.. NJ. Cox and wife, Of Boston,
are now stopping at the Central
House, and expect TO spend the sum.
mer in our pleasant borough.
just received at the Famous Low
Price Store, new stock of embroid.
cries and white goods, which will be
sold at prices to suit the times. It..
C NJ. Shawkey came up from
Washington during the week to make
his parents visit, and see old friends.
Curt is looking well and feeling happy
: hs usual.
Jimmie, the three.year old boy ol
q. T, Shriter, burned his right arm
badly this morning while playing
, around burning rubbish pile in the
r back yard..
"A nice lire of Spring and Sum
mer Calicos of the latest patterns, aud
a good assortment Of straw hats will
7; now be found at Lawrence & Smear
baugh's. 2t.
The teachers in the Clarion Nor
NAL School take personal interest il
the welfare of the students. This &C
accounts in part for the good feeling
perVading the institution.
q Mrs. j. NJ. Mintz is over from
}. Titusville for a few days stay with he
y husband. It is Mr. Ms intention t.
;; take up bis residence here if he cal
/. secure a suitable house.
This Office is now supplied with
number of fine horse cuts, and is pre-
= pared to print extra nice horse bills oil
short notice and at reasonable prices
Owners of good stock are invited t
call aud leave their orders.
!, Fred, Morgan was up from Oi
: City last Thursday on his annua
d trouting excursion, and scooped in
70 good lot of 'em. Fred. is a good
honest fisherman, who never lies abou
his string; he could, but he won't.
We observe that H. L. Miller,
D former popular teacher in this county
is announded as a candidate for super
intendeut of Schools in Clarion coun
J. ty, aud we join his many old friend
over here in hoping he'll get there.
20 In the line of Mems and Boy,
Clothing don't forget that Lawrenc
Il Smearbaugh keep complete seleC
y, tiOn of strictly first class goods. 1
2 boys suits their line is second to non
in point of beauty and wearing quail
= ty. They ask an inspection befor
purchasing elsewhere, and will guar
antee every garment. 2t.
II Ia Boots and Shoes d. Barnett
to Famous Low Price Store takes th