The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-09-30
LOCAL AND MISCELLA NEOUS.
Pay your taxes.
Oil market SI.1S.

Pay your taxes.
oil market $l.lS.
SEQ Miles & Armstrong; new ad in
this issue.
Mr.. NJ. Cox was up from President
on business Monday.
Don't fail to read Heath & Killmer's
now ad in this issue.
DIR. L. D. Bowman is housed up with
a very severe attack of quinsy.
There is no money too good for the
man who tolls for his daily bread.
Jim Garfield has gone to the Indiana
oil fields in search Of employment.
Il. j. Hopkins returned Monday to
his business in the lower oil fields.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. G. 1. Johnston
of Nebraska, Pa, Sept 27, 1896, son.
See that your taxes are paid at once.
Time for doing so is drawing to close.
Station Agent Saul took in tho excur-
sion from Oil City to Canton last Thurs
day.
I N. Patterson starts the drill in a
utW lOCdblOu Oll Il VI uuSO tAoSb WIS
week.
Miss Sue Magill of Tidioute has been
the guest of the Misses Anderson for the
past week.
For rainy days buy macintosh at
Miles Il Armstrong;. Cheaper than a
doctors bill. 1t.
Miss Eva Weaver of Oil City spent
Sunday with Misses Kittie and Mary
Joyce of this place.
Mrs. Dan Jackson of Warren is a
guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. L. j..
Hopkins for a few days.
Bills printed at this office announce
a social dance at Bovard's hall in this
place, Friday evening, Oct. 2.
The very latest hat, "The Pasha," can
be found at the up-to-date clothiers and
furnishers, Miles & Arstrong.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wayne Cook, OF
Cooksburg, attended the Republican
meetings here last Thursday.
Miss Bessie Glass, who has been APP
pointed teacher of the Jameson school.
commenced her labors on Monday.
Sec our new dress goods, and price
them before making purchases. You'll
be pleased. Lawrence ~ Smearbaugh.
The foundation of the Citizens Ma
tional Bank building is about completed
and the bricklayets will soon be at work
Mrs. G. X. Falwell of Pleasantville
was over for short visit with her par
d, ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Giering, yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dale, of Cur
: wnsville, Pa, we're guests at the hom
a of ex-Judge j. G. Dale, few days las
week.
Lawrence x Smearbaugh have a flee
of eight barges at the river bridge, wait
!, ing for water enough to run them
Il Pittsburg.
o John Ford, said to be the first man
% successfully shoot an oil well with nitro
4 glycerine, died at Pittsfeld last weel
aged 10 years.
Miss Mabel Normile of CLEVELAND
r Ohio, and Miss Mildred Tobey of Franz
is lin, are guests of their cousin, Mis-
III Maude Brennan.
h. Mrs. r. A. Buzza and little daughter
at Minnie and May, arrived from Sharp
ia Vile on Monday, and are getting settle
in the NJ. E. parsonage.
. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Cook, of Cook
burg, were at the Hotel Agnew ov
Sunday, the guests of Mrs. Cooks brot
. ers, j. b. and L. Agnew.
" tbat & GYnaa
baugh have just received new line
E dress goods suited to the season. Al
the prices are way down. 1t.
Next SatuI day is the last day for pa
ing taxes in order to secure vote in n
n, vember. No Republican should neglC
this important duty. Don't put it off.
r DIR. Detar, Bert Day and Richard LG
] . ebur wero among the enthusiastic Repu
m licans who attended the Oil City excl
it sion 10 see Mai. Mckinley last Thursds
Tin You can get profit out of tho ha
nd times by buying goods at Miles IL Ar
strong's. Cheaper than ever before a
-'0 cheaper than honest goods ought to
sold. 1t
!. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Kemble of III
QUITE came down on their tandem !
Thursday to attend the Republican me
ing and visit Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kir'
artz.
Work on Joseph Clark's new rC
- denee is being rapidly pushed forw'
y, and it will be completed as soon as p
sible. Excavations have been compile
and work on the cellar walls Of Ca
- Clark's new residence have been GO
mencod.