The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1897-11-10
LOCAL AND MISCELLA NEOUS.
oil market $.65.

oil market $.65.
Choice grapes at Amsler's. 1t
-You can get it at Hopkins store. If.
Thanksgiving two weeks from to-
morrow.
Rev. Hart at the NJ. E. church, next
Friday evening.
1t is the quality of the shoes tha
holds Hopkins shoe trade solid. 1t {
After Nov. IA the Sires Studio will be
open only one day in the week-Fridays.
Our boatmen are anxiously awaiting
a flood in the river sufficient to move thier
accumulation of boats and barges to mar
ket.
The Bee Keepers' Association OF
Northeastern Ohio and Northwestern
Pennsylvania meets in annual conven-
tion At Cory, Jan. II and l3.
The proposition to buy farm and
erecta poor house was submitted to avote
of tn, people of Elk county at the recent
electbn, and carried by large majority.
The meeting of the Farmers Insti-
tute Managers, announced to take place
last Saturday, has been postponed until
next Saturday at 2 p. M, at the Court
House
TIL, shipping of grapes from the
Lake Shore region has practically closed,
and tie remainder will be made into
grape jlice and wine. Up to Sunday,
Oct. 81, no less than 1900 car loads had
been shipped from the grape belt.
-Theelection in Green township on
tina I'd Inst, on the question of an in
crease d debt for the purpose of build
ing nov road "around the bluff" above
the upplr Nebraska bridge, resulted in a
practically unanimous verdict against the
| increase
Jude John j. Henderson, Republi-
can candidate for reelection in Crawford
county, was defeated by Frank j. Thom-
as, who Vas the candidate of the Demo-
cratic ami Populist fusionists. The new
Judge islged Ss years, and was admitted
to the balm 1889.
Craps are about done for this season,
but those still handled by Amsler are
very choiDe in size and flavor. Oysters,
extra fine and sold at bottom figures, at
his store, besides every variety of vege-
tables, in,luding choicest celery. Cigars
and Tobacco always the best. 1t
One If Charlie Hunters fine gray
team hories had leg broken by kick
from its nate while standing in the barn
last Wednesday night, and the animal
had TO beshot. 1t was an exceptionally
fine hors, and Charles had purchased the
team onl, few days previously, paying
a good sun for them, as prices now range
on horse lesh.
Rain With thunder aud lightning ac'
compartments Monday night, and a
fierce wirl all day yesterday, were re-
minders nat fall weather had come sure
enough. Up to the past four or five days
we haye ived in a climate that could
scarcely b equaled on the globe. Nc
reasonable being would ask for more
beautiful all than we've had, and we all
} hate to gi1 it up.
-Therewill be a free lecture in the
court houe Tuesday evening, Nov. l6
under theauspicis of the p. o. S. Of A.
The speaers will be A. j. Colbourn
State President, of Scranton, and VIM
J Weand, oiPhiladelphia, State Secretary
of the orer. The subjects which the
speakers dll talk on will be "PatriotiC
Education and American Citizenship
All are inVted.
Big thee-days' sale at Miles C Arm,
strong's mkt Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, Nv. II, Is and 10. 2t
Person contemplating buying winter
clothing, slOes or rubber goods should
arrange to ttend the Red Letter Sale al
Miles 4 Armstrong;, Wednesday
Thursday I'D Friday, Nov. II, IS and 10
Low plees make big sales and big
sales makeow prices. We have both
Miles d Alnstrong. st