The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-03-11
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
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-Oll market Sl 90,
April will be Easter Sunday.
Geo. and Sim. Hood are home from
the Warrington, w. Va, oil fields for
few days.
Fresh maple sugar will soon be in
the market.
Newest styles in spring hats at Miles
Il Armstrong;. 1t
DIR. and Mrs. j. b. Siggins were in
Oil City Monday.
John Siggins of Tidioute was in town
on business yesterday.
-Prothonotary G. NJ. Arner and daugh-
ter were in Oil City yesterday.
County Treasurer Jas. II. Zones was
in Oil City on business Monday night.
If you want cheap suit see those at
Miles 6 Armstrong;. Just new. 1t
--"Hello!" What did you say about hav-
ing a telephone put in your house, office
or store?
Mrs. M. A. Grove and daughter,
Lena, are guests at the home of Hon. j.
A. Proper.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. John Young of
Nebraska, Thursday, Mar. 3, 1896, a
daughter.
Our old veteran friend VIM. Albaugh
of Hickory township, gave us pleasant
call Monday.
--Ex-Judge Kerr, OF Barnett twp, was
friendly caller at the REPUBLICAN Of
flee yesterday.
Mrs. J. G. Green and little daughter
of Wolf Run are visiting relatives here
for a few days.
We print to plese and would like to
have a chance to prove it by printing
your job work.
Miss Hester Bowen of East Randolph,
N. Y, is the guest of the Misses Watson
at Golenza, for a few weeks.
H. p. Shoemaker has moved into the
house owned by VIM. Lawrence at the
end of the suspension bridge.
e. e. Fleming of West Hickory left
yesterday for months trip through the
Ohio and West Virginia oil fields.
The sawmill of r. S. Winlack, near
Redclyffe, Forest county, was burned a
few days ago.-BroOkVille Democrat.
Rev. w. w. Dale is holding a series
revival meetings in Nebraska, and is as
sisted by Miss Florence Heath of Cory.
Miss Agnes Kerr, Supt. of Schools,
who has been suffering severe attack of
illness during the past week, is recover
ing.
Miss Lizze DeWalt is home from
Tylersburg for visit with her mother,
who is suffering from a severe attack of
grip.
Mrs. DIR. E. c. Borlaud of Oil City
and Miss Elizabeth Cummings are guests
for few days at the residence of w. w.
Grove.
Mrs. Kate b. Craig returned yester-
day from two weeks visit with her
son, who is the ticket agent at Silver
Creek, N. Y.
New spring goods and prices better
than ever on superior makes of suits
hats, shirts and neckwear, at Miles &
Armstrong;. 1t
Flora Walters will leave tomorrow
for the east, to purchase new stock o.
spring millinery, and study the lates
style of trimming hats.
Judge Henderson of Crawford grants
2l licenses in Meadville, % in TitusvillC
and in Spartansburg, leaving the bal
ance of the county dry.
"A Kansas editor calls every man whC
pays year in advance, "Colonel;" six
months, "Maior;" three months, "Cap
tain," and the rest "Mr."
"A man says that women make fools o
themselves when they initiate men, anC
a woman replies that they certainly do
when the imitation is good. -Er.
Treasurer Fones occupies considera
BILE of our space this week with the bi
ennlal tax sale list. 1t will be founC
very entertaining reading matter.
For rent, a house with six rooms
large garden and some fruit, in Tionesta
For rates or other information, inquir
of II. f. Ritchey, Esq, Tionesta, Pa. I
Joseph A. Neill Esq, prominen
lawyer of Titusville, and well known Il
many Of our citizens, died suddenly a
Washington, d. c., Of organic hear
trouble.
The Ridgway Adpocate celebrated tn
forty-sixth anniversary Of its birth las
Thursday, by coming out in handsom
new dress Of BREWER type. Long life Il
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