The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-09-09
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
market, $1.10.

-Oll market, Sl.lO.
Campaign hats and caps at
Miles IL Armstrong;. 1t.
Mrs. Philip Emert is visiting
friends in Oil City for a few days.
John Bush moved his farnily to
Balltown on Monday of this week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jas. D. Davis are
paying Buffalo friends a two weeks
visit.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. 7. B.
Lewis, Aug. 80, 1896, a Sod 1Edi.
Ute Ne,Os.
Miss Allie Giering, for the past
month visiting friends at Ripley, N.
Y, has returned home.
Don't forget the nice fine salt for
one dollar per barrel, or common salt
for 80 cents at Lanson's. 1t
Mrs. Jane s. Ferry, of James.
town, N. Y, is the guest of her
cousin, Mrs. H. S. Siggins
-Masous are at work on the foun-
dation for the new bank building,
corner Elm and Walnut streets.
Fall overooats feel very comfort
able these chilly evenings. Call on
Miles & Armstrong, and see bargains.
benjamin May left yesterday
morning for few weeks visit with
friends in Philadelphia and Norris.
town.
-ScafFolding has been put up and
artist Bankhead is decorating the
Heath & Killmer block with a coat
of paint.
w. S. johnson of JohnstowD,
Pa, was in town a few hours yester.
day and met many of his old friends
while here.
John L. Spangler Esq, Demo.
cratic candidate for Congress in this
district, spent a few hours in town
last Thursday.
Cider, vinegar and apple butter
will be abundant this fall il the num-
ber of barrels that are daily taken
out is an indication.
Slight changes in the arrival
and departure of trains took effect on
the w. N. Y. d P. R'y, Sunday. See
corrected time table.
Mrs. Alice Vought and daughter
Bertha have returned from sum
mer's visit with friends at their for
mer home in Minnesota.
john Vale and wife of WesI
Hickory, are visiting Mrs. james
Morrison and husband on Dawson
street.-Kane Republican.
Mr.. Saffard, of Canton, N. Y.
and Mr.. E. E. Proper, of Titusville
were guests Of Hon. j. A. Proper anC
family during the past week,
Miss Luella Saul has returned t,
her duties at the Warren asylum, af
ter two weeks visit at the home o
her brother, Station Agent Saul.
From the present outlook tn
nut crop this year will be an unus
ually large one, and that is a prett,
good criterion that there will be plen
ty of squirrels.
1t is still little early in the sea
son, but we are bound to lead in ev
erything in our line. Come in an
look over the new line Of gloves an
mittens at I.anson's 1t
An excellent line of school shoe
for children has just arrived at Mile
& Armstrong; and they will be sol
at prices that were never befor
equaled in Tionesta. 1t.
Miss Florence Sanner, who ha
for the past two months been visitin
Miss Mae Sanner, and other relative
in this vicinity, returned Saturday t
her home in Bradford.
The foundation for Joe Clark
, house is finished and the carpenter
have begun work, and at the preser
rate of progress Joe will be living i
Q his new domicile before he knows i
Miss Nora Mcintyre of Stewart
Run, and Miss Anna Green {
- Huntington, Pa, teacher of the A
lendar Run school, we're among q
excursiouisls to the Falls last MOI
day.
The spicing season is now full
on, aud Amsler is thoroughly pr'
pared to serve customers with a
necessary ingredients. He keel
"spiced vinegar" which is exeelleI
for piokling purposes, being strict
J pure aud wholesome. Try it,