The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-04-24


suIts at Lanson's. 1t
Our thanks are due TO j. f.
Proper for a copy of the Monticello,
(Ky.), Netos. Era, which is cbock full
Of oil news of that state.
The farmers have been getting a
hustle on these days, and are tearing
up the ground in great shape, prepar
atory to sowing their oats.
There is no use for swinging
dumb. bells and Indian clubs When
you can gat spade aud have access
to ag arden. Huntington Journal.
Ladies who are annoyed by the
redness of their noses may be inter.
ested in the opinion Of an eminent
physician that it comes through tight
lacing.
1t makes an oil country man
smile to see the items in the eastern
city papers, which refers to our
oleaginous fluid as coal oil.-Kane
Republican.
Why do Miles & Armstrong sell
so many goods 10 these hard times ?
Because people know they get what
they pay for and at prices well, just
come in and see 1t
Miss Grace Hassey, who has
been home on visit for few weeks,
returned to jamestown, N. Y, where
she is employed ia the shoe factory of
N. w. Gokey q Son.
Il believe that capital and
wealth, combination and other means,
sometimes gain undue advantage."-
President Cleveland. Possibly, Gro.
yer, possibly. Blizzard.
If some of the unsightly fences
in front Of n number Of properties in
town we're torn down and burned up
il would make a vast improvement
in the looks Of the town.
Last Thursday the Warren EUen.
ing Neaos and Semi. Weekly Ledger
published womsn's edition of SIX.
teen pages, which was gotten up in
good shape and ably edited by the
ladies.
j. A. Voglebacher, who has heen
the bartender ~ the Central House
the past winter, has gone to the oil
country. He is succeeded at the bar
by Evan Davis, a gentleman from
Oil City.
"A new board walk has been
built from the lower corner of the
court yard TO the south entrance OF
the court house, which makes it much
easier to get to the building than
heretofore.
To the bicyclist, making his way
to town on foot, t,after an accident TO his
wheel, what can be more humiating
than to have the small boys cly out
to him, Its II good thing; push it
along ?"-ES.
John N. Heath, who has been 10
Marion, Kansas for little over q
year, arrived home Monday morning
John says he has got all he wants Of
Kansas aud stakes old Pennsylvania
against the world.
BY the rush at the millinery
store of Flora Walters q CO., you
would think it was the only store in
the county, but come on, there are
three ladies in the store and they can
wait ON you quickly.
Farmers, if you want your cattle
dehorned you can get it done by call
ing on Amos F. Ledebur of Starr
He has recently purchased the best
dehorning clipper on the market
Charges very reasonable. 81.
Someone has given this answer
to the question, "Who is the devils
wife ?" "The devil is the father of
lying. Lying is invention. Neces.
sity is the mother of invention, there
fore necessity is the DEVILS wife,"
Mrs. Kate Gannett Wells says
that men are quite as nagging as wo.
men, and would be more so if they
had to wear mems clothes. This is
one of the unkind things a woman
can say to a man and dare him to
answer
Prof Alton M. Lindsey of Ran
dolph, N. Y, will give an elocution.
AIRY entertainment in Court house, on
Saturday eve., May II, 1895, under
auspices of Epworth League. All
are cordially invited. Admission 25
and Is cents.
1t is fortunate that the boom in
the oil market occurred when it did.
for had it come upon us a few weeks
later il might have diverted attention
from base ball And that would
have been nothing short Of calam.
ity.-BIizzGrd.
An investigation of the straw.
berry quart box in Washington shows
that it holds just a pint and a half OF
beans. The consumer of the early
strawberry may think this remarka-
BILE shrinksge is loss, but he forgets
the sugar he saves.
DIR j. w. Morrow wishes to TO-
form his patrons and others that be
has called to his assistance DR. Frank
S. Hunter of Cleveland Dental Col.
lege. aud is now prepared to do all
kinds Of dental work. All work is
first class and warranted. IF