The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-04-09
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
oil market closed Yesterday SOL.

full again this morning.
Col. Amsler was down from Marien-
vile a day or two of last week.
Dan. Jackson of Warren, is paying
Tionesta friends visit this week.
Mrs. VIM. Hiebenthal of Pittsburgh,
is paying a short visit TO Tionesta friends.
Constable Campbell of Barnett town
ship, was over TO the county seat few
hours Monday.
The Sires photograph gallery is run
ming steadily these days, and turning out
a heap Of fine work as usual.
George b. Haight, of Brookston, this
county, has been granted an increase of
pension within the past week.
Miss Mamie Morrow has returned to
her school at New Wilmington, Pa, after
a pleasant vacation of three weeks.
Mr.. Jas. d. Davis, of the borough, is
this week announced as candidate for
Delegate to the Republican State Conven-
ton.
Mr.. Moses Hepler has returned to
Tionesta with his family from Pittsburgh,
thing over year.
We have had lovely April showers in
this latitude during the past week, and
the grass, buds, ETC., are showing signs of
life in consequence.
Harold Sharpe came home last eve
ming from school at Pottstown for few
weeks stay. lie is recuperating from a
severe sick spell of several weeks.
Richards & Co. have abandoned the
test well on the j. ii. Zuendel farm, Ger
man Hill. The casing was pulled on
Monday and plug put in the hole.
The spring term at the State Normal
School, Clarion, Pa, opened on the first,
inst, with an unusually large attendance
of students. The school is more popular
than ever.
The superior work turned out at the
Sires photograph gallery is bringing in a
large run of custom these days. No in
ferior work allowed to leave the gallery.
Prices reasonable.
"A couple of hounds were chasing a
large wildcat over the hills across the river
this morning. The "varmint" was seen
| by several of our citizens, but it seems
none had the temerity to pursue it.
Invitations are out for everybody to
call at the store of Hopkins & Co. and in
| spect the largest, finest, best and cheapest
stock of dry goods and clothing ever
shown in Tenesta. No mistake. 2t.
Mr.. Henry Smith, who has for a couple
of years past been farming Mr.. Kelly's
| place at Oldtown, has removed to Tones
tn, and now occupies Judge Campbell IS
house at the lower end of the burg.
If you are in need of clothing, don't
buy until you see the assortment at Hop
kins Il Co.'s. They have anything you
want, Suits for men from $500 to $1,000
for boys from 9Oc. TO Sl2.00. No mistake.
Harvey Hardison, a brother of our
townsman, j. IL. Hardison, was instantly
killed by a gas explosion in a tunnel at
Santa Paula, California, on the fifth inst.
He was 45 years of age and leaves wife
and several children.
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup-the work
| ing mans friend. You, who have to be
out in all sorts of weather and can't afford
to lay by, can not afford to be without DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup. Consumption fol-
lows in the wake of neglected cold.
Mr.. t. d. Collins came home one day
last week from trip extending to the Pa
cific, thence to the Gulf of Mexico and
through most of the western and southern
States. He brought with him pretty Sc
we're case of rheumatism, but is recovering
rapidly.
-EX-Commissioner Byerly, of Hickory
J township, returned on Monday of this
week TO Kelso, Washington, where he
expects to stand it for year at least, and
if, in the meantime, things pan out in good
shape he will take up his residence there
permanently.
Communion services will be held in
the Presbyterian Church next Sunday
morning at the usual hour Preparatory
services will begin this, Wednesday, eve
ming at 1880, and continue each evening
during the remainder of the week. All
are cordially invited to these services.
See those Boys Suits for soc. See
those Mems Suits for $500. See those
Broadway Hats for $3.50, at Hopkins &
Co.'s. They also have a splendid line OF
straw goods, but haven't room in their
store TO make display of them until the
season arrives. Their motto is, "Nevei
Undersold." 2t.
Rev. l.. A. Sager will preach in the F.
M. Church, Sabbath evening, April l3
A. t. Sager will occupy the same pulpit
on the Goth. The general quarterly meet.
ing for the Oil City district will convene al
the White Church, Stewarts Run, May LIST
and continue to the 4th inclusive. All are
cordially invited to these services.
The census enumerator will ask you
how much money you owe, why you DOM
pay your debts, if you can read or write
If You are divorced, deformed, a criminal
or an idiot, how many relatives you have
in the penitentiary, and similar pleasant
questions, and you are expected to smile
like cherub and give him clear and full
answers instead of a bodybeating.
Rheumatism is quickly cured by using
Arnica 4 Oil Liniment. For sale at Bo-