The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-04-16
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

oil market closed yesterday S21.
Trailing arbutus is in bloom, so
they say.
The dust is already quite "fy"
on our streets.
See those 40c. all.wool dress suitings
at Hopkins & Co. 2t,
About three more weeks of school
in the borough.
Born, at Tidioute,' on, Saturday
last, to Mr.. aud Mrs. F. F. Shoup, a
son.
Boys suits, real dandys, at j. M.
Mintz's Cut Price Store, for only 80
cents. 1t.
Mrs. L. Agnew of Warren, has
been visiting Tionesta friends for the
past few days.
Lawrence e. Smearbaugh deliver
all goods in their line promptly to all
parts OF tue Town. LC'
Mrs. Wilson Heron and daugh.
ter, of Grand Junction, Iowa, are
guests at the Kelly mansion.
Squire w. w. Thomas is the
happy pap of nice little girl which
came to his domicile on Friday last.
--"Louva, the Pauper" at the Opera
House next Tuesday evening. Prices,
10 and % cents; reserved seats 35c
1t takes only $1.99 to buy good
suit of clothes for boy from IA to IS
years of age, at the Cut Price Store of
j. M. Mintz. 1t.
Miss Lizzie Randall departed for
Meadville, Monday, where she will
attend the Conservatory of Music the
ensuing term.
The trouting season is now "on," i"
and the speckled beauties can now be
taken lawfully with hook and line,
if they'll bite.
Invitations arc 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 Tienesta. No mistake. 2t.
Very favorable reports reach us
from Clarion about the Normal School
Never before have pupils shown great
er enthusiasm.
Christopher Zuendel, of Kingsley
township, is this week announced as q
candidate for Jury Commissioner, sub
ject to Republican usages.
Mr.. j. w. Jameson was up from
Freeport over last Sabbath visiting
his wife and daughter, who have been
here for the past three weeks.
Tho farmers are beginning to
turn up the sod for the spring sowing
and planting. !. The hope is that the
present fine weather may continue.
The Clarion Republican very sen.
sibly remarks that the man who work;
for four or five years to get mother
in. law, and after getting her, kicks, il
no gentleman.
If you are in need of clothing, DOM
buy until you see the assortment at Hop
kns & Co.'s. They have anything you
want. Suits for men from $500 TO 5000
for boys from 0Oc. TO Sl2.Oo. No mistake
The Wolcott we'll on the Frazee
tract, Little Hickory, was reported al
/ showing for a good one yesterday
What she will be when "drilled in" i,
yet an unknown quantity.
Mrs S. d. Irwin, of Tionesta, has
been the guest of Mrs. II. NJ. irwin
since Saturday. She leaves to morrow
to visit Mrs. Hickling, wife of Rev. j
Hicklipg, of Stoneboro. - Frdnkli,
Ne,os.
New goods arriving every day
and the choicest the markets afford a
the Cut Price Store of j. NJ. Mintz
The invitation to call and inspec
prices aud goods is always out. Cal
and see US. 1t.
Deputy Revenue Collector Gal
braith of Franklin was up Saturda,
on official business. We guess Char
ley found US all doing the square thini
by Uncle Sam, and SO had no occasion
to pull anybody in.
-Supt. Kerr issues his prOclama
ton this week calling on the director
of the county to meet on the frs
Tuesday of May, next, and elect
: Superintendent of Schools of FOres
county for the next three years.
AT the meeting of the Erie Pres
bytery at Titusville last week tn
question of revising the Confession
I of Faith WAS discussed at cOnsidera bl