The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-10-28
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Bull dog shoes at Miles IL Arm
strong's. 1t
-shoo bargains at Miles d Arm
strong's. - 1t
Shoes that wear we'll, look well and
are cheap at Miles d Armstrong;. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Cox came up from
President on Monday.
Rev. d. b. Toboy of Franklin was in
town the first of the week.
-E. e. Clapp of President was busi-
ness visitor to Tionesta on Monday.
MIS-. j. II. Brennan is visiting friends
and relatives in Oil City and Franklin.
-Chas. Rogers of Marienville was a
business visitor to Tionesta on Saturday.
Tho total membership of the Penn
sylvania division, i. A. W.. is now l0,-
sos.
Mrs. S. d. Irwin and Mrs. Kate b.
Craig are in Pittsburg this week visiting
friends.
Jake Siggins was up from Harmony,
Butler county, last week visiting his
mother.
A reward of 5000 has been offered for
the capture of the Marienville post Office
robbers.
H. Braumbaugh, of Vowincklo, was
caller at the REPUBLICAN office on
Monday.
About all you can find in the coun-
try newspapers now is the election pro-
clamation.
Mrs. f. Wenk was in Oil City yester-
day having her eyes treated and getting
new glasses.
Rev. Father Hickey, of Tidioute read
mass in the Catholic church in this place
on Sunday.
"A Court of the Independent Order of
Foresters is to he organized in Tionesta
in the near future.
w. 4. Kribbs and wife, of Kellett-
vile, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f. P.
Amsler over Sunday.
Michael Slater, of Coulson, Mercer
county is visiting his old friend, John
Thomson, at Stewards Run.
Smith Sanner and family were down
from Clarendon over Sunday visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Sauner.
Mrs. Sarah German and son of Stow
town visited the family of her brother,
Andrew Carr, for a few days last week.
Don't forget that Miles & Armstrong
have the genuine seal goat shoe for boys
that outwears any other shoe. See them.
The "bull-dog'' is the shoe for boys
that Miles Il Armstrong sell most OF, be-
cause it has the most service in it. See
prices. 1t
Hon. J. p. Thomas, j. II. Allison,
Julius Byles and B. +. Shamburg, of III
tusville, were registered at the Central
House Monday.
Hon. S. S. fowler and NJ. c. Carrin-
ger, ESQ, of Marienville, will speak to
the voters at Duhring, Jenks township,
on Friday night.
j. b. Eden returned Saturday from
Pitlsburg, where he has been as delegate
to the meeting of the State Grand Lodge
of the A. o. U. W.
The oldest colored woman has died
again. Her name was Catherine Cusen-
berry and she lived in Chil!icathe, w
Va, and was ll6 years old.
john Il. Robertson, the popular Re-
publican candidate for Prothonotary, was
around this part of the county last week
looking up his many friends.
Don't think because Miles N Arm,
strong's ad. is left out this week, that
they have gone out of business. They
will be found at the old stand.
-RuHed grouse or pheasauts are re-
ported as very plentiful this fall, but
squirrels are very scarce, in spite Of the
fact that nuts are very plentiful.
"A few flakes of snow fell week age
Sunday, but thank heaven none Of ou
! local poets have, as vet, sent in "a few
lines seasonable" on "the beautiful"
Our old and respected friend. IrG
Church, of East Hickory, was visitor
to town the last OF the week and was q
( pleasant caller at the REPUBLICAN Office
DR.. j. W. Morrow was in Oil City
last Wednesday in attendance at the bi,
monthly meeting of the Veuango Coun,
ty Medical Association, of which he is q
member.
&C. Il. Weaver and son Charles were
in OIL City over Sunday, visiting hi,
brother-in-law, John Davis, the wei
known W. n, Y. 4 p, engineer, who .,
] IN with typhoid fever.