The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-10-07
LOCAL AND MISCELLAN NEOUS.

The Canton
Excursion next
Friday, October 9th.
oil market S1.l6.
--Golden October is here.
Time to shake that straw hat.
DIR. Sullson is in town this week.
You can got at Miles & Armstrong;.
-Four weeks from yesterday is cleo
ton day.
The pheasant season opened last
Thursday.
Apple poarings and husking bees are
now in order.
The swallows have left us for a
warmer climate.
Geo. weant was over from Grand
Valley last Friday.
-Chas. Griffin of Balltown was in town
on business yesterday.
Underwear for men or ladies 25 cents
at Miles S Armstrong;, 1t.
Mrs. S. S. Garfield spent Sunday
with relatives in Titusvile.
Miss Alice Hassey of Oil City came
up yesterday to visit friends.
Tho sauer kraut season is at hand.
BE sure and make "blendy."
Go TO Miles & Armstrong for under
wear. All grades and all sizes. 1t.
The boys are already beginning to
plan program for FIallow' cen,
Fleece lined underwear for ladies and
children at Miles & Armstroug's. 1t.
Misses Clara Dunkle and Florence
Klinestiver were in Tidioute last Friday.
Henry Giering has moved into one of
III. NJ. Foreman's houses on May street.
Miles 81 Armstrong keep gloves and
mittens for all purposes. just new. 1t.
Mrs. G. G. CASTOR left Saturday for a
short visit with her parents at Utica, Pa.
Miles IL Armstrong have the latest
styles and newest shapes in hats. See
them. 1t.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Will Walters
of st. Mary's, Ohio, ten pound girl ba-
by.
Miss Gussie Seigel of Oil City is vis-
iting her sister Mary, at the Central
House.
Prof. r. N. Spear, j. II. Kelly and G.
S. Kirchartz were business visitors to Oil
City Saturday.
The bricklayers are at work on the
new bank building, and the structure is
rapidly going up.
Pumpkin pie parties are the fad this
season and are becoming quite popular
in many localities.
Mrs. Eugene German of Stowtown
visited her brother, Andrew Carr, for a
few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. Weaver and chill
dren visited relatives at Leeper, Clarion
county, over Sunday.
Mrs. Margaret Carr, of Louisville,
Warren county, is guest at the resi-
dence of f. r. Lanson.
Henry Ikenburg and John Lewis of
Pittsburg are visiting friends and rela-
tives on German Hill.
Charity often consists OF a generous
impulse to give away something we have
no further use for.-Er.
Never tell an editor how to run his
paper-let the poor devil find out for
himself-North East Breeze.
The campaign liar makes no votes for
his side, but ho works right along with
as much zeal as though he did.
Mrs. Jameson of Rockland, Venan-
go county, is up for a short visit with her
sons, j. w. and @. Jameson.
Geo. w. Delamater, at one time a
candidate for Governor in Pennsylvania,
is now practicing law in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. II. j. Bowman of East
Hickory visited their son, Dr. l.. d,
Bowman for few hours Monday.
Miss Minnie Garfield went to North
Warren Monday, where she has secured
q position as attendant in the asylum,
The survivors of the old Fifty
seventh Regiment Pennsylvania Volun-
teers will meet at Titusville October 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Cook of Jane i
town, n. Y, are guests of their daughter,
Mrs, DR.. l.. d. Bowman for a few weeks.
Ever since Eve ate the apple one OF
woman's greatest troubles has been
about somethins to wear.-RdH'S Horn.
-Two-dollar silver certificates, raised
to ten dollars, arc in circulation in West
ern Pennsylvania. Look out for them.
When a boy begins to wash his neck
without being told, it is a sign that he is
passing through the ordeal of his first
love ailair.-Et