The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-04-01
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

April fool.
oil market, si.29.
The river is bank full and running
over.
Sec Miles & Armstrong; new ad.
this week.
Easter suits, shoes and ties at Miles Il
Armstrong;. 1t
Tho early gardener is getting
"itchey" to begin turning up the soil.
Groceries are received every day of
the finest, and prices are right, at Lam
sons. 1t.
Yesterday was the loveliest we have
had, developing several cases of spring
fever.
Tho first peep of the peep-frog was
heard in those parts Monday evening of
this week.
Every Republican in the county
should attend the primaries next Satur-
day afternoon.
Miss Lizzie DeWalt has returned to
Rimersburg after a months visit with
her mother here.
Edgar and Edna Corah came down
from Warren Monday for few days
visit with Tionesta friends.
David Barnett was up from Oil City
Thursday, attending to business and
shaking hands with friends.
Percy Shoemaker is the happy dad of
a bouncing nine-pound boy who arriyed
at his domicile Monday evening.
Rev. w. w. Dale and Mrs. and
Florence Heath will begin a short series
of revival meetings at Golinza this even
ing.
Mrs. S. ]. Campbell and son Claude
visited friends in the city Saturday and
Sunday and returned home to-day
Btzzdrd.
Frank Birtcil and Geo. Holeman
went to West Hickory Monday to resume
drilling on a new we'll of Proper &
Fleming.
Mrs. N. p. Wheeler, Miss Rachel and
Miss Bertha McConkey sail for Europe
June llth, going direct to France.-IF-
dioUte NeicS.
Miss Grace Hassey, having finished
course in electricity and telegraphy at
the Oil City business college, has re-
turned home.
The roads just now are at their worst,
but week or ten days of such weather
as the past two days will put them in fair
spring condition.
Harry and Vernie Watson of Colin
"a, and Miss Bessie Cook of Nebraska,
are home on ten days vacation from
Randolph school.
Miss Hester Brown has returned to
| her home, East Randolph. N. Y, after a
three weeks visit with her friend Mae
Watson, of Golinza.
The West Hickory w. c. T. U. will
hold their contest Friday evening, April
Sd, instaeG of Saturday as at first an
nourced. Admission 10 and is cents.
Mr.. Ralph Zahniser and Miss Anna
Anderson are the delegates elected by the
f. NJ. Sabbath School to the County
Convention at Marienville next week.
We do not want our patrons to forget
we are still at the head in Gents furnish
ing goods, Ladies' shoes; and almost
forgot to say, Hosiery too, at Lanson's. II
Misses Mary Joyce, Elsie FELTON, and
Alice Hassey, are among the new students
from this place that will attend the spring
term of Clarion Normal, which began OH
Monday.
Besides all the latest and best things
in fruits and vegetables, Amsler has q
choice lot of onion sets for the early gar
dener. Call early before the supply is
exhausted, IT,
DIR. A. G. Egbert, one of Franklin's
prominent and popular cicizens, died al
his home on Saturday afternoon last
S. d. Irwin Esq, an old friend, attended
the funeral yesterday.
James G. Carson has gone to Hickory
to make preparations for the summers
run of barge building at the Lawrence q
Smearbaugh yards. Mr.. Carson expects
to move his family from Nebraska tC
West Hickory before long.
Joseph f. Matt, the piano tuner, ha,
been in town, but not being able to finisl
all the work on this trip, he will return
here a short time after Easter. Pleas,
leave order at Lawrence Il Smearbaugh''
store.
Easter next Sunday. The hens hav,
done their share toward the supply of thu
great staple article for that occasion anC
the prospect for a good crop of hand
somely eolored eggs to delight the littl,
ones never was better.