The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-05-29

john Davis of Punxsutawney
Commissioners clerk of Jefferson
county, is in town on business.
Mrs, Clara Hayden and young
son, of Pittsburg, are the guests Of
James IL. Zones of this place.
"A woman in Lancaster county
furnished meals to 352 tramps during
the year ending April 1, 1896.
Flora Walters q Co. are still in
the lead, and their stock Of millinery
and ladies furnishing goods is mex.
austable.
Mrs. Nichols of Pittsburg and
Mrs. MacHanna of President we're
callers on Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. w.
Reck yesterday,
-Thos. Nash has rebuilt his stave
mill that was recently destroyed by
fire at Grown, and will soon be 10
operation again.
The Pittsburg Times is making a
strong plea to have the Republican
National convention in that city.
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Quite a number of improvements
are being made in our side walks, but
there is room for many more. LET
the good work 90 on"
The Proper Oil Co. drilled in an.
other dry hole on Hunter Run Satur.
day. The we'll was drilled to the
depth of six hundred feet.
If yoo think of building, do it
now. The present generation will
prabably never again witness a time
when 1t can be done cheaper.
The style of ulster worn in Tio.
uesta for the past two weeks has been
fur lined, with very high collar, and
small oil stove in each pocket.
The third district quarterly
meeting of the Oil City district of the
Free Methodist church convenes in
Oil City to.morrow-Thursday.
The grand conclave of the
Knights Templar of the State
of Pennsylvania, will be held at
Reading, Pa, Tuesday, May %.
-Romember 1 will be in Tionesta
for one week commencing on the first
Monday of each month.
If r. M. STILLsoN.
The 22d Annual Grangers' Pic.
mic Exhibition will be held at Viii.
liams' Grove, Cumberland Co., Pa,
August 26th to 31st, 1895, inclusive.
1t is said of the 800 convicts of
the Kansas penitentiary, not one is
an editor. But just wait until the
poor house statistics are published. -
Er.
Mrs. Milan Tucker, of Fogle
Farm, has gone to spend few days
with her aunt in Cleveland, o. She
also expects to go to Washington be.
fore she returns.
1t IS said that the banks of the
United States. during 1894, lost over
$25,000,000 by theft. The people of
the United States lose more than that
every year on account of bad roads.
j. w. Kerr 81 Son of Oil City
placed an elegant g ranite monument
in Capt. @. w. Clark's lot in River.
side cemetery last week, which is an.
other ornament to that burial place.
Harry Hanford of Tecumseh,
Mich, who is the agent for this State
for an investment company of De.
troit, was in town over Sunday, the
guest of his cousin, ]. r. Chadwick.
Miss Addie Huling, who has
been visiting her aunt. Mrs. G..
I.eeper, at Clarion, for the past cou.
pie of months, came home last week
accompanied by her aunt, who was
in town for a few days.
Miss Kittie Joyce, who is attend.
ing the Clarion Normal School, Wis.
tied her parents at this place over
Sunday. She was accompanied by
her friend, Miss Anna Graham, one
of Clarion county's teachers.
1t is now figured up by the edi.
tor of the Brocton Mirror that the
grape crop on the lake shore belt is
by no means a total loss. He thinks
the loss will average half the crop,
and will be partly made up by in.
creased prices.
Go to Frank Amsler's for fresh
fruits and vegetables. He has just
received a large stock of pine apples,
strawberries, bananas and oranges /;
cucumbers, lettuce, onions, string
beans, cabbage, ETC., which he is sell.
ing at lowest prices, 1t.
The near approach of the State
Christian Endeavor Convention in
Erie is making business for the local
societies and preparations are being
actively commenced for the enter
tainment of the very large delega-
tions which will make this their Nee.
ca in August, says the Erie Dispatch,
Leather has made a wonderful
advance but we are abreast of the
times and have lots of goods on hand
that we bought at old prices and are
able to save you money while they
last, as we will not advance prices on
any goods on hand Come iD and save
SOC. to sl.00 on your shoes at Miles
d Armstrong;. 1t
Clyde. N. Y, Times, under the
heading of "A Good Show" says !: