The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-05-13
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
market, S1.22.

Oll mhTkeL, Sl'ZI'
The fragrant honeysuckle, one of
the choicest of wild flowers is 10 full
bloom.
The flour that beats the world is
called "F. s." $1.05 per sack at
Lanson's. It,
Miss Maude Campbell is visit
ing her sister, Mrs H. G.. Mcknight
at Oil City.
"A splendid line of ladies' under.
wear Just received at Lawrence d
Smearbaugh's. 1t
Mrs. A. Carson returned yester.
day from weeks visit with her sis.
ter in Oil City.
Miss Emily WoodburD of Frank.
lin, is the guest of her cousin, Miss
Artie Robinson.
Miss Clara German, of Oil City,
is visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Peters, at the Forest Hotel.
The price at Lanson's is just
about two.thirds the price of the rest
of the clothiers and carpet men. It..
-Chas. S. I,eech was down from
Marienville Monday on business, and
gave the REPUBLICAN a call while
here.
Harry Mcintosh has gone to
New Castle to work for the telephone
company which is putting the line
into this place.
The finest materials for shirt
waists to be had in town. Don't for.
get and come in and see. Lawrence
& Smearbaugh.
Now we think we can fit most
any kind of foot, from a Dawson
Run oil producer to the Red Brush
tie buyer. Lanson's. 1t.
The Ridgway Democrat is now
publishing an evening daily, which
is neat and newsy. Success to the
euterprising publishers,
The descendants of the late David
Bowman will hold family reunion
at the old homestead near Tylers'
burg, on July 4th next.
S. d. Irwin, artist, and S. H.
Haslet and Chas. Clark, viewers, are
engaged this week in laying out two
new roads in jerks township.
That's 80. Cotton goods have
taken tumble. Indigo blues and
golden red prints are the same old
chestnut-5 cents a yard at Ianson's.
Prof. H. ID. Patton, Chairman oi
the Prohibition State Committee, will
lecture on temperance at the court
house, Tionesta, on Tuesday evening
May 10Th, next.
Memorial Day, May Both, oc'
ours on Saturday this year The diff
ferent Posts of the county are max
ing ample preparations to fittingly
observe the day.
Geo. Kings meat market a.
West Hickory was broken into las
Thursday night, but nothing of value
was taken. 1t is evident that it wal
the work of tramps.
The hard.shell potato bug is ear
ly on hand ready for business as sooI
as the tubers begin to sprout. Their
is nothing slow about the potato bul
but the decline of his race.
The Derrick of Friday says
During family row at Dunn's Eddy
near Warren, on Thursday, Henr,
Barber shot his brother Worth in th
leg with a charge of shot.
-Scowden & Clark have a mum
ber of second hand buggies aud wag
ons, newly reftted, which they offer a
bargains to those who may be looking
; for something of the kind. Call anl
p see. It
The finest line of shoes to b
seen in this market is at Lawrence 4
Smearbaugh's. We're making
. specially of shoes, and we've go
them marked down to the loves
figure.
Landlord Agnew offers his liv
cry, consisting of number Of goo
horses and excellent "tnrnOuts," 70
, sale at bargain. Call on him an
see what be has to offer, Hotel AZ
new, Tionesta, Pa.
The Saturday Revie1O is a uer
} paper published at TtusVille, by Jc
seph l.. Barbeau, the first number {
which is before u.s. 1t is a neatl
printed sheet and appears as thong
it might be slayer.