The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-10-30

Mrs. j. d. Davis was in Oil City
City Monday.
Mrs. j. II. Derickson of Baum, was
in town Monday.
A good, secondhand boiler for sale
cheap. Inquire at this office. If.
WIN. Morgan and wife of Grand
Valley were in town over Sunday.
Miss Maud Thompson, of Nebraska,
Pa, wash town few hours Monday.
Squire Stoughton of Hickory was a
caller at the REPUBLICAN office Monday.
For a short time only, $500 in cash
will buy a ton of good chop at Lanson's.
Miss Maud Brennan has gone to
Cleveland to visit friends for few
weeks.
Tho enterprising citizens of Marien-
Vile have bargained for fire alarm bell
which is to cost Sis.
The infant son of Fred Dryer, of
Hunter Run, is very sick. At present
writing he is no better.
Carpenters Eden and Jaun are hus-
Ting Joe Landers' new residence in the
upper ward along right smart.
Wheat is going up just little in
price, but still you can get barrel of
good, warranted, -four at Lanson's for
$3.50. 1t,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. II. Kelly returned
Saturday from their wedding tour and
are receiving the congratulations OF
friends.
Judge Nash was down yesterday to
assist in the business before argument
court, but the same was adjourned to a
future date.
Will Hunter has moved what was
formerly the toll house, up on his lot and
is going to make use of it, which is bet
ter than letting it stand idle.
The Earl of Dunraven left a new
word in this country. To dunraven is
to refuse to play without showing ade-
quate grounds for withdrawing.
Rev. Henry Rhodes has moved from
the township to the borough and is To-
Gated with his family in one of Harvey
Foreman's houses, on May street.
Yes, seal goat shoes are all right and
good kind to buy for wet weather, and
remember Lanson sells them. Prices
are always'as low as any of 'em. 1t
Rev James Il. Brennan returned last
week from Fairmount, Indiana, where
he had been attending the sessions o.
General Conference for two weeks.
Mr.. NJ. Cox, of Boston, is again witt
! Forest county friends after an absence o.
nearly two years. He is receiving 4
hearty welcome by his old acquaintance
in this section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Cook, of James
town. N. Y, are paying a visit to theil
son-in-law and daughter, DR.. and Mrs
l.. d. Bowman, expecting to remain {
couple of weeks.
Bessie Cook and Vernie Watson, whC
are attending school at Randolph, N. Y.
came home on a short visit to their par
ents and friends. They returned Il
their school Monday.
-Amsler keeps good selection o
choice eating and cooking apples.
good line of fresh canned goods, coffee
etc. Don't miss him when in want o
something palatable for the table.
james d. Davis has not disposed o
that creepy COW of his, but she is still il
the bargain list for any one who desire
first class article. She is half Aldern,
and will be sold at a reasonable price.
Rev. f. f. Shoup moved with hi
family to Butler, Pa, last week, his new
pastoral station. They bear with then
the good wishes of all their friends her
for pleasant future in their new home
-Kirchartz Bros. will soon open a mic
restaurant in their commodious stor
room, where a good dish of oysters can b
had at all reasonable hours. Give them
call when your appetite is sharpened NJ
The Woman's Christisn Temperate
Union will have a chicken and wafn
supper in their Reading Room, on Fri
day evening, Nov. 9th from to o clock
to which all are invited. Supper 2
cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Holeman have re
ceived am invitation 20 attend the wed
ding Of Mrs. Holeman's niece, Miss Ma
Cook, to Mr.. Milo A. Whitbeck, at tn
home of the brides parents, Grove
Mich, on the Slst inst.