The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1897-10-27
LOCAL AND MISCELLA NEOUS.
Oil market $,65.

Oil market $.65.
Choice grapes at Amsleri 1t
-You can get it at Hopkins scbre. Il.
Ladies' cloalIs, Miles & Armstrong;.
inspection of Stow Post next Mon
day.
The one thing that counts most for
us in low prices is onr policy of spot cash
buying. Miles & Armstrong. 1t
Nothing but low prices and reliable
goods can account for the large increase
i'm trade this season at Miles & Arm
strong's. 1t
All persons desiring lifc-like up-to-
date picture should call at the Sires Stu
dio. Open every day. Carbonets
speciality. It,
The Anti Cigarette League will hold
public meeting in the NJ. e. church
next Tuesday evening, Nov. I'd. Ad-
dresses will be made by Rev. Buzza and
several w. G. II. U. ladies. All are cor
daily invited
Calvin NJ. Arner & Son have secured
the agency for the Farmers Mutual fire
insurance company, of Marble, Clarion
county, Pa, and are prepared to write
policies in that company for those desir-
ing same.
VIM. Hopkins had the misfortune to
cut his left foot quite severely with an
axe at Golenza, on Tuesday of last week.
DR.. Bowman made the necessary repairs,
and he is stopping at the home of Joseph
Clark. Mr. Hopkins is brother OF Mrs
Clark.
The season for grapes and fruit is
fast drawing to a close, nevertheless
Amsler still keeps the choicest the mar
ket affords, receiving new shipments
daily. Order early If you want the best
Cigars. tobacco and confections always
| the best. l"
Next Tuesday the citizens of Green
, township will vote on the question OF in-
creasing the debt of their township for
the purpose of building a road around
what is known as "the bluff,' TO con" eci
s with the Kingsley township road at the
5 line between the two townships.
a "A meeting will be held at the school
. house on Friday evening for the purpose
/ of re-organizing the literary society
d which has afforded so much pleasure anc
profit to those who were members during
- the past two winters. A general invita-
ton is extended, and it is hoped th'
meeting will be largely attended.
Mr.. Eli Holeman got his left hanC
}, caught in the cog gearing of cider mil
on Wednesday OF last week, and so badl.
injured the left finger that Drs. Bowman
j. and Morrow were obliged to to amputat
the same at the second joint. The iude'
- finger was also considerably mangled
L but amputation was not necessary.
Postmaster Knox is putting up
, good sized addition to the postohic
building, which will be used as the cen
n tral station for the new telephone line
~ The polls have about all been set be
in tween here and Marienville, and tn
Id work of stringing the wires is now goln
on, and before we know it the two town
no and intermediate points will be With
speaking distance.
John A. Noe, general agent, has Jui
- received samples of new editions, fres
from the press, of the works of Washing
ton Irving, and Thomas Carlyle, whic
- he VIII give the reading people Of Ii'
nesta an opportunity 10 examine with
. the next week. Mr.. Noe has Just close
- very successful canvass of other Sc
tions of our county, selling over $40
worth of standard works.
. At the session of the Grand Lodge, .
o. u. W., in Philadelphia last week, Il
report of the retiring Grand Recorder,
w. McNair, showed that the membersh
of the order in tLis State, is 1851, an j
crease of POP since December Of last yea
He STATED the order was in fair way
gain the reward of $1,000 offered by {
PM Supreme Lodge for gain of 25 per cer
ne. in membership by any State by June
next year.