The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-02-19
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
oil market, S1.43.

-washington's birthday next Satur-
day.
The grounding is still somewhat in
evidence.
"A. X. Shipe and Jacob Mercilliott of
Marienville, were visitors to town last
Friday.
Don't forget that Miles & Arm
strong's is the cheapest place to buy good
goods for cash. 1t
%. J. Blanchard and j. Scott Bell
were over from Marienville last Thurs
day for short time.
Mrs. t. G. jackson of Warren, is Wis
iting daughters, Mesdames L. J. Hop
kins and ]. F. Proper.
Fifteen dollars buys twenty dollars
worth of goods at Miles & Armstrong;.
Do you want to save S5.009 1t
Capt. J. NJ. Kepler returned yester-
day from Hot Springs, Ark, feeling vig-
orous and jolly, after two months stay
there.
Mrs. VIM. Smearbaugh and Miss
Winnie Randall drove over to Marien-
vile and spent the Sabbath with friends
there.
George Mong of the township gave
his left foot bad slash with an AK while
taking out ties few days since, but is
able to walk around again.
The little Christian Endeavorers
netted the neat sum of eighteen dollars
at their supper last Friday evening, and
they feel a just pride over their success.
The literary society will meet this
week on Saturday evening instead of
Friday, owing to the exercises incident
to Washington's birthday on the latter
evening.
-Amsler keeps the choicest eff every
thing in his line. Fruits, vegetables,
confectionaries, cigars, tobacco, canned
goods, ETC., can always be had at prices
that will please you. 1t.
The following new announcements
appear in this issue: Sheriff, Harry
Maze, jerks township. County Commits
sioner, Chas. NJ. Whiteman, Tionesta
township; w. NJ. Coon, Barnett town
ship,
-Kirchartz Bros. will furnish you
about anything you want in the eatable
line. Their restaurant is kept in up-to-
date style, and the individual who can't
be satisfied with their bill of fare is a
hard one to suit. Try them when hum
CRY.
The fifth Demorest silver medal con-
test was held in the M. e. church at Ma
rienville, Saturday evening. Feb. LIST
The class consisted of five girls and two
boys. The medal was awarded tc
Blanche Bell. The contests are well at
tended and the Union is encouraged to &c
on in the good work.
The w. r. C. No. 1877, will give
Martha Washington Social, at the home
of VIM. Smearbaugh on Friday evening
Feb. 81, at 1880 o'cl ock. Ice cream and
cake will be served during the evening
Price Is cents. A cordial invitation is
extended to all to be present. KATE b.
CRAIG, President; MARY II. IRWIN, Sc
cretary.
Sunday night was the coldest of this
winter by several degrees. Monday
morning thermometers in the town reg
istered from II to ii below zero, accord
ing to location. This was plenty snap
pish enough for all practical purposes
and with few inches more snow to bach
it up would give us about the right kint
of winter.
Mrs. Neill, the estimsble wife of oui
| friend A D. Nail Of Marienville dief
at her home on the 18th inst, after an i'll
ness extending over several months
Her maiden name was Miss Clara Simp
son, and she was once popular teacher
in this county. Her large circle o
friends will mourn with the stricken
husband in his bereavement.
John Wanamaker says; "I do tn,
heaviest advertising in dull times. TheI
it Is when people look most keenly fo
bargains and are anxious 10 know wha
things cost and where they can saw,
money. 1 advertise particular things
give prices, and take as much pains will
my announcements as l do with m,
stock. One big dinner won't keep VI
the reputation of the big house-bu
steady good cooking does it. 1 neve
permit interest in my announcements t
lag and never miss an issue in my chosel
publications. Advertising has made IN.
store one of the largest ia the country.
-E1.
Don't the people know bargains whel
they see themY Go TO Miles & Arm
strong and see what they are selling. 1t