The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-05-01

oOles' More comfortable on the feet
than the leather sole, and less thnn
half the expense, at Miles q Arm.
strong's 1t.
BY an oversight last week we did
not mention the marriage of c. w.
Amsler, of Marrienville, to Miss Ida
A. Moore, of Brookvle. Here's to a
long and happy life to you aud your
bride, Colonel.
". B. Cushing of Bangor, Maine,
is here TO catch few trout and look
after some lands 10 Forest county
that have been owned by the Cush.
ings for two generations or more. -
Kane Republican
Sam @. Clark, the proficient
agent of the w. N. Y. & p. r. r., at
this place, will start west next week
on q three months vacation. During
Mr.. Clark's absence his position will
be ably filled by Will Craig.
This is what we find in the Pitts.
burg Commercial Gazette: Icebergs
ten and twelve feet high, reaching
down twenty feet, are seen for the
first time in Lake Erie, during the
memory of any living lake man.
Miss Maude Brennan returned
Saturday evening from three
months sojourn in Savannah, Ga.
Miss Brennan returned by steamer,
arriving in New York last Thursday,
and she reports a delightful voyage.
The grocery store formerly run
by Teese and Shawkey, in the Dia.
mond block has been purchased by
j. M. Seigtried. Invoice is now be.
ing taken, after which Mr.. Seigfried
intends to close it out Warren Mir.
Tor.
Rev. G. G. Rumberger and
party of friends came up from East
Brady Monday, but did not stop in
town only few minutes. Judging
from their outfit the gentlemen came
up in search of some of those "speck.
led beauties"
Prof Alton M. Lindsey of Ran
dolph, n. Y, will give an elocution.
ary entertainment in Court house, on
Saturday eve, May II, 1895, under
auspices Of Epworth League. All
are cordially invited. Admission 25
and 15 cents.
DIR. j. w. Morrow wishes to in
form bis patrons and others that he
has called to his assistance DR.. Frank
S. Hunter of Cleveland Dental Col.
lege, and is now prepared to do all
kinds Of dental work. All work is
first class and warranted If
The convention of the Epworte
Leagues of the Erie NJ. E. conferenc
will be held in Oil City on June 11th
and 18th. In addition to other dis.
tinguished visitors Rev. Bishop Nal.
lilieu will address the conference and
Prof. E. o. Excel will sing.
The case of the Commonwealth
VS.. Charles E. Taylor. indicted for
assault and battery with intent to kill,
was brought before the court at
franklin last week. The case was
mol pressed, upon payment of costs by
the defendant. This settles the mat.
ter.
ID. B. Uncapher of Creeksides,
Armstrong county, who has been the
guest of his sister, Mrs. j. w. Nor.
row, for the past week returned to his
home to-day. Mr.. Uncapher is a
very pleasant gentleman and was a
caller at the REPUBLICAN office while
in town.
The millinery store of Flora
Walters d Co., has been the center
of attraction for the ladies for the
past two weeks because of the display
of spring millinery. The attraction
still continues and if there is any
lady who has not purchased spring
hat, now is the time.
The New York World says: The
Standard oil company sells $4,000
gallons of refined oil daily in New
York and Brooklyn. Its increased
profit since oil has reached 13 cents
gallon at wholesale is 7 cents a gal.
Ion or, on the total output for the
twin cities. $3.50 per day.
"A new style of teaching English,
by personal and Individual instruc.
tion instead of the writing of formal
essays, is to be tried at Yale. If
some muscular way of teaching En-.
glish on the campus can be devised
the boys will soon kick the stuffiug
out of the syntactical difficulties.
ALA Dunkle, who has been
studying telegraphy for some time,
went to Oil City the other day and
was examined by the officials and be
now has the credentials of full
fledged lightning jerker." It is ex.
peoted that he will soon occupy the
position of night operator at this
place.
On account of the absence of
Rev. McAninch there will be no
preaching in the PRESBYTERIAN church
next Sunday, but the Y. P. S. G. E.
will conduct song and praise ser.
vice. and a cordial invitation is ex.
tended to everybody to come out and
assist in making the meeting a profit
able one.
Rev. J. V. McAniuch, pastor Of
the PRESBYTERIAN church, went to
Pittsburg Monday, on a short vaca.
tion. and on his wav home he will