The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-03-18
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
oil market, Sl.40.


How about that local telephone line?
VIM. Lawrence is in Pittsburg on
business.
&C. M. Shawkey of Warren was in
town a few hours yesterday.
Carpet sale Thursday, March 20, at
Miles & Armstrong;. If
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. George Weant,
Thursday, March II, 1896, daughter.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hun
ter, of Nebraska. Friday, March 10, 1896,
a son.
Miss Minnie Strong, of Tidioute,
was the guest of Miss Effie Clark over
Sunday.
A. II. Jones of the Electric company
spent Sunday with friends in Tionesta.-
Derrick.
Just think oft! Nice lemon cookies,
nice ginger snaps, only cents ponnd,a
Lanson's. 1t
Miss Maude Brennan returned Fri
day from three weeks visit with friends
in Titusville.
Buy where you can buy the cheapest.
Good goods. Try us on wall paper.
Lanson's. 1t
Constable Fill. Kellogg and James L.
Maze were over from Marinville few
hours yesterday.
Mrs. Long of Sandy Lake was a
guest of friends at the Rural House the
first of the week.
Just received at Lanson's, full line of
shoes and slippers of the celebrated
Richardson make. 1t
Master Thomas Myers of Oil City
was the guest of his little friend "Nim"
Craig over Sunday.
"A big ice gorge is reported in the
river below Parker, some sixteen or
eighteen miles in length.
Timothy seed, clover seed, seed oats,
seed corn, and all kinds of flour and feed
at Lanson's, cheap for cash. 1t.
The w. r. c. will give another of
their delightful parlor socials at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Kate b. Craig, in the near
| future.
Miss Mary Rumberger, teacher of the
Golenza school, who has been visiting
her parents at East Brady, returned to
her labors last Friday.
Miss Susie Huling has gone to Gui-
tonville TO take charge of and finish the
school recently resigned by r. A. Strick-
enberg of Marienville.
Quite large load of Tionesta people
took advantage of the excellent sleighing
and attended the revival meeting at Ne
braska Sunday evening.
For rent, house with six rooms,
large garden and some fruit, in Tionesta.
For rates or other information, inquire
of II. F. Ritchey, Esq, Tionesta, Pa. II
New announcements this week
County Commissioners, Edward Kerr,
Barnett twp, George w. Osgood, Kings
ley twp; County Auditor, James r.
Clark, Tionesta.
Joseph e. Matt, the renowned piano
tuner of Buffalo, N. Y, will be in town
in short time. Mr.. Matt has received
many flattering testimonials on his artis.
tic tuning, from eminent critics. tt.
Don't forget that the place to buy
fresh oysters, fruits and vegetables in
season, confectionery, cigars and tobacco
is where you can get the best goods al
the best prices. That is at Amsler's. If
The Christian Endeavor society of the
Presbyterian church, will serve supper
in the Kepler hall, Friday evening
March 20, 1896, commencing at 5:3t
o'clock. Adults 25cts. Children l5 cts
All are cordially invited.
1t will soon be time to buy Carpets
Oil Cloths, Floor Mattings, and LansoI
will soon have in line where you car
see it, have it cut to match, and delivered
in about sixteen minutes, and price will
be Just as low as any one dare. 1t
The Maadville street railway system
is a go. 1t is designed TO be EXTENDED
into suburban line which shall reacl
, Sagertown, Cambridge and Edinboro
with the idea of securing the trade o
these places to Meadville merchants.
For the small amount of snow tina
has fallen in this section of country, tn
winter of 1856 will go down in histor,
as having furnished the finest sleighinl
of any within the memory of the oldes
inhabitant. And it has been made us
of to the fullest extent
The Devonian Oil Company of Brad
ford has opened up new oil pool in Nc
Kean county. The well is drilled int
the stratum known as the Kinzua sanC
aud is expected to produce about cn'
hundred barrels per day. There seemi
to be no limit 10 the Bradford field.