The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-04-13
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil market closed yester day 59b

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Chicago. We wish Frank we'll in his
new field
--Kirchartz is on deck with q new
cigar. lie calls il the Bi.Chloride Of
Gold Cigar. Now. there's nothing
slow about that.
AT the NJ L Church on Sunday
evening instead of the regNlar preach
ing service there will be an Easter
Service, to which all are invited.
We call your attention to Judge
G. A. Hills ad. in another column,
where you can see for yourself what is
latest and good in farming Implements.
Hunt it up aud read it.
Mrs. N. H. Seigel is training the
class of children which are to compete
f,r the next Demorest Medal. The
contest will take place at the M. E.
Church about April %.
j. w. Kerr e Son, the granite
and marble firm of Oil City and
franklin, have just flushed some very
fine work in Riverside Cemetery. This
firm is taking the lead in this section
by long odds.
j b. f zen has the contract of
putting up Commissioner Emerts new
house, which will be located near
Thomas Hassey's residence, ou Walnut
ST. lie has commenced work on tie
same and will finish as soon as possible.
H. J. Hopkins & Co. bloom out
in a nice spring ad. this week, in
which they show forth all the glories
Of 40 unusually fine display of goods
at their mercantile emporium. They
invite you thithcr TO inspect the same.
Go thou aud see.
Mr.. j. II. Hardison never gets
a good thing but his friends must share
it with him. Recently he received
from his brothers farm in California,
box of choicest seedless oranges and
other fruit, which was NEST luscious,
as we can testify.
The trout season opens next
Friday, but the continued cold wealth.
er, with good deal of snow and ice
still remaining along the streams will
make the fish very sluggish about
biting in fact we hardly think, boys
it is worth your while "going out" for
couple of weeks yet.
Geo. NJ. Kepler is the guest of his
brother j. NJ. Kepler this week. He
is here on business. Mr.. Kepler is en-
gagged in the mica industry near Utica,
N, Y. He has found a good thing
there, on which we present our con
gratulations. The demand for mica
is away beyond the supply and there
is little danger of the conditions being
reversed for long time to come.
Charles Russell has, among his
latest collection of furs, three hand.
some otter pelts, two of which measure
over four feet from tip to tip, and
we're caught by John Bush a few days
ago. The other one, caught by him.
I self, is one of the finest that has been
taken in this section for a long time
aud measures five feet two inches
They are a valuable fur ranging iu
price from s1.00 to Sl.25 per foot, aud
are at their best this time of year.
Last Friday one of Thomas
Hassey's little children accidentally
set fire to its clothing from some burn
ing rubbish, and but for the prompt
and energetic efforts of Mrs. Hsssey
would have been fatally burned. As
it was the little ones clothing was
almost entirely burned off, but strange
to say the injuries we're only slight
In rescuing the child, however, Mrs
H. burned one of her hands very
, badly, but is getting along quite vel
considering the severity of the burn
-Messrs. Hsslet & Sons are to bt
congratulated on the handsome trade
in the furniture line which is coming
their way very rapidly these days
They have the wants of the people
constantly in mind ard are quick t
supply these wants, hence our people
are seeing the advantage to be gaineC
by doing their dealing with them in
8 stead of "goipg out of town." Th,
F. excellent quality of goods, and small
r margin on sales is also having it
: effect in bringing customers from
!. large surrounding of country. Thi
enteIpFising firm deserves 10 succeed