The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-06-17
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
market, $1.18.

All roads lead to Miles q Arm.
strong's. 1t.
Big time booked for Tionesta on
the Fourth. All come and enjay it.
Miss. Elsie Cooper, of Bradford,
is vieiting her cousin, Miss Minnie
Reck.
M. r. Hardenburg Of West
Hickory called few moments yes
terday.
Frank Metcalf of Stewarts Run
was a caller at the Republican office
Monday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
Klinestiver, Sheffield, Pa, June 10,
1896, q son.
Harry Feitt was up from Frank.
lin few days of last week visiting
former chums.
Miss Elsie Kelly is homo from
school at Steubenville, Ohio, for the
summer vacation.
Goods are cheaper at Miles d
Armstrong; than ever before. he
ready for the 4th. 1t.
j. M. Clapp Esq, of Washing
ton, d. c., was a pleasant caller at
the REPUBLICAN Office last Thursday.
IN. o. Weaver of Pittsburg, bro.
ther ef Landlord Weaver of Central
House, has come to stay for the sum.
mer.
Harvey Lynch wheeled" down
from East Hickory Monday after.
noon, and gave the REPUBLICAN,
call while here.
Miss Edith Davis has gone tn
Spartansburg to remain for the sum
mer, and will make her home with
Mr.. II. S, Brockway's family.
Miss Leona Scowden accompan.
led her uncle, Fred Scowden, to his
home at Meadvlle, for few weeks
visit with grandpa and grandma.
-Landreth & Sons, of Bristol, Pa,
have finished their government con.
tract to furnish 10,125,000 packages
of seeds. The cost was $4,000.
Buy your suit for the 4th of July
at Miles & Armstrong;. The people
deal there. The place 10 buy hats,
shirts, shoes and furnishings. 1t.
Fred. Morgan was up from Oil
City few hours Saturday evening.
Fred's friends will be glad to know
that he is enjoying good health this
summer.
Mrs. Harry Carr of Chicago,
nee Miss Dora Blum, arrived in town
Saturday on visit to her parents,
aud will remain during the summer
months.
Mrs. N. p. Wheeler and daugh.
ter Rachel, of Eudeavor, (Stowtown)i
sailed for Europe Monday, expecting
to sojourn there during the present
summer.
Mr.. Charles Bonner and child
ren, Archie, Bertha, and Charles Jr
of Chicago, are guests at the home o.
Mrs. Bonner's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
A. B. Kelly.
1t is claimed by many farmers
that the long drOuth this spring has
about ruined the hay crop, and it viii
not be as large as last year, which
was unusually light.
The young sou OF Eugene Ber
lin of Whig Hill, whose serious inju
ries by falling we mentioned las
week, is improving nicely under thu
care of Dr. Detar of Kellettvile.
The season at Allegheny Spring
has opened, with numerous guests a
the hotel and several Cottages occu
pied. Other cottages are being re
paired and put in condition for use
-Wm. Dickey, of Brookville, ac
; companied by his daughter, Mis-
! Edna, visited at Nebraska the pas
week, Mr.. Dickey is largely inter
Q ested in the lumber business in thi
county,
Col. j. P. Sanford, the wei
- known lecturer, who has entertainer
the people of Tionesta with his elo
quence on several occasions, died a
, his home in Wheaton, H., on Mon
day of last week.
Buy your suit for the 4th of Jul
, at Miles d Armstro ng's. They hav
the incest assortment at less price
than can be bought at other places
You can't miss the place, all tn