The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-04-04

Arise and rejoice in one of Ledebur
Miles $1,000 suits. If.
Mrs. S. S. CanfielGN is visiting with
friends in Oil City this week.
Good Wear, best shoe in the market
for $3.50 at Ledebur & Miles. If.
A. II. Dale is nursing a very sore
face, the result of an abscessed tooth.
Miss Minnie Garfield spent last
Saturday with friends at East Hickory.
Rev. ]. T. Brennan is attending Con-
ference. at Louisville, Warren County,
this week.
Free wool could not put the price of
clothing much cheaper than Ledebur &
Miles have it. II.
james r. Morgan is moving into
part of the house occupied by DR.. Sig
gins, this week.
%. @. Brownell is moving from Coch-
renton to jamestown, N. Y, where he
has rented hotel.
Reese Stitzinger has moved upon the
Sibbald place, which he will farm for L.
j. Hopkins this summer.
The Boro schools close on the 5th o.
next month, with an exhibition for which
the pupils are now preparing.
Spring goods are now coming in a
Lawrence 6 Smearbaugh's, and every
thing goes at the lowest figures. 2t
IS. J. wolcott has bought the Rus
Brown farm, four miles north of tow
and will make it his future home.
The County Commissioners have Sc
the second and fourth Tuesdays of eacl
month as their regular meeting days.
Miss Rosa Hunter will join thos
mentioned last week, in attendance a
the spring term of the Clarion Norms
School.
"A new laid comet has just been dis
covered by astronomers at Bristol, Eng
land. Its identity has not yet been es
tablished.
House cleaning time with all its joy
has budded once more; you need me-
Carpets and you can get them at Ledt
bur q Mil ss' IT,
If you have to sell your wheat on th
60c basis you can make up for some of
by buying your clothing and shoes
Ledebur d Miles.
I j. M. Kepler returned homo la
Monday from Hot Springs, Ark, whel
he has been during the past two month
much improved in health.
. w. A. Fisher, the jeweler, has dispo
! ed of his stock at auction and leaves tn
. week for Wheeling, West Virgini
o where he expects to locate.
You probably plugged along wit
your last years suit under your owe
- coat, but you have to get new one nov
Remember what Ledebur & Miles say.
John G. Hunter has been wearing a
, eight pound smile and dealing out eiga
! with a lavish hand, over the arrival of
i young lady at his house, Monday afte
u noon.
h Communion services will be held
the Presbyterian church next sabba
= morning. Preparatory services will
held on Friday and Saturday svenin
previous.
H. NJ. Zahniser, brought CAPITA
Johnson of Sandy Lake, an old tin
y newspaper man and founder of the Sa
dy Lake NeWs, in TO call upon us yeste
. day afternoon,
j. DIR. Rumberger was up from Es
Brady last Friday for a few hours al
shook hands with many of his cid frienC
He accompanied his brother Edwal
n who had business here.
&C. F. May and wife, who have be
with the family of Mrs. Nays brother-i
law, W. G. Wyman, the past winter, ha
= gone TO Byromtown where Mr.. May
l. assumed charge of mill.
I'd William Mckee having complei
his contract for stocking logs at Thom
ne son station, has moved to his farm on
Pleasantville road, about mile west
town, where he will make things bloss'
this summer.