The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-04-08

sler has a choice lot Of onion sets for
the early gardener. Call early be-
fore the supply is exhausted. If
Bills printed at this office AT.
nounce an auction at the general
store Of Teed & Morse at West Hick
ory The entire stock is to be sold,
as the frm are going out of the mer
camille BUSINESS.
Ask the best people in town
where they buy their carpets. They
will answer at Miles d Armstrong;
Why2 because they show more pat.
terms at lower prices, and make and
lay carpets if desired. Don't buy
until you see them. 1t
Mrs E D. G. Mair, State super.
iDtendent of rail road work, will lee.
ture in the Presby yterian church, Wed.
nesday evening, April 15, under the
auspices Of the w. G. T. u. Of this
place A large attendance is re-
quested to hear this most gifted
speaker.
"A quiet wedding occurred yes
terday at the residence Of Frank
Reed in Frogtown, Pa, in which his
daughter, Anna M, posed as the
bride and Harry j. Shields as groom
Mr. Shields is a native of Marienvile,
Forest county, Pa. May success at
tend them. - Clarion JackSonian.
The water has ALLEN sufficiently
in the creek and river to permit the
landing of timber aud lumber in the
mouth of the creek and quite mum.
ber If RATS are rlready in, but raft.
ing is not far enough along as yet to
enable us TO give an estimate Of the
outpnt for this spring.
The ladies of the w. r. c., will
give a social at the residence of Mrs.
j. L. Craig this, Wednesday, even.
ing. 1t was set for last week, but
postponed on account of Good Fri.
day. The ladies have a nice treat in
store for their patrons and hope to
have many in attendance at their
Easter social.
Flora Walters q Co., will have
their Millinery opening on the 10th,
18th and 18th of April, and cordial
ly invite all the ladies TO attend on
at least one Of these days. Their
stock will be much larger and hand.
somer than ever before, real treat,
in fact, to all who call Don't forget
the dates. 3t
When you talk about there be-
ing better state than Pennsylvania,
every potato winks its eve, every
cabbage shakes its head, every beet
gets red iu the face, every onion gets
stronger, every oats field is shocked,
the rye strokes its beard, the corn
pricks up its ears aud every foot Of
ground kicks. - Cambria Herald.
The house and lot, Cor. Main
aud Bridge streets, belonging to the
H. o. Davis estate is to be sold in two
or three weeks to the highest bidder
This is one of the most valuable husi
ness locations in Tionesta, and ought
to sell quickly at a good Price. A
house, lot and blacksmith shop in
Tylersburg, Clarion county, belong.
ing to the same estate is also for sale
st. George Commaudery March"
is beauty and no mistake. Not diff
ficult, but catchy. Elegant litho.
graph title page, and one of the pret-
tiest marches ever published For
piano, full band or orchestra, at half
price, (25e. each to introduce), from
all music dealers, Composed and
published by Isaac Doles, Indianapo.
lis, Ind, author of "My Sweetheart
of Years Ago"
This is funny weather for sum.
mer goods, but still we can't help the
weather. We expected summer
weather when we bought our spring
stock and the goods are here and we
must sell them. Nice unbleached
muslin at DC. per yard and the old
reliable American indigo prints and
golden rod at DC. yd., and everything
else in proportion. No trouble to
show goods, at Lanson's. 1t
Paul Leroy, son of Rev. and
Mrs. b. l. Grover, died Friday,
April 3rd, 1896, at Tylersburg, Pa,
of diphtheretic Group, aged 6 years,
6 months and 2 days. Funeral ser
vices were held at the house, Satur.
day, April 4tb, at 1000 a. m The
father and sister of the deceased ac-
| comDanied the remains IN Stea mhur0