The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1897-04-28
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
A WOMAN IN THE CASE.

A WOMAN IN THE CASE.
When young men sadly cry "Alasw
The while their sighs redouble,
The word they utter is. no doubt,
The cause of all their trouble.
Judge.
oil market S.s4.
Read Miles & Armstrong; new ad.
The winds are dallying with the
straw hat.
The Turkish navy is not worth GO
ing to sea.
Il. j. Hopkins has new ad. in this
issue. Read it.
See ladies' new shirt waist sets.
Miles & Armstrong. 1t
Take hoe handle for that tired feel
ng.-CLedrfeld Spirit.
-Vhnango County ministers are oppos-
ed to Sunday funerals.
According to the almanac theory we
will have hot summer.
Ladies' Willow Calf shoes at Miles &
Armstrong;. These are the latest styles.
Remember that Amsler has the finest
line of fishing tackle ever shown in town.
Summer underwear now on sale at
Miles & Armstrong; for men, women
and children. 1t
Tennis will be revived during the
summer on larger scale than ithas been
played for several years.
DO you appreciate good laundry
work? if so patronize the Dunkirk
Steam Laundry. Miles & Armstrong,
agents, If
The Y. p. S. G. Il. will give an en-
tertainment called the "Spinsters' Con-
vention," and it promises 20 bo very
successful affair.
Startling W. Walters of Warren has
been recommended by Congressman
Stone as successor to Postmaster Sieg-
| fried at Warren.
DIR. f. S. Hunter has placed large
new window in the south side of his
dental Office and he now has excellent
light to work by.
-"He is a wise man who knows wher
to stop talking" says the Manayunl
Philosopher, "but he is wiser who know,
when not TO begin"
No young man or boy should mis-
the opportunity of taking course il
short hand and typewriting at the sum
mer school which will commence at thi
place May 10.
An Indian fishing in the river nea
Wolf Run Thursday, came across tn
body of man, who had evidently beei
in the water for some time. 1t is not ye
known who it was
The borough of Warren is to build
new high school building this summe
and the board have decided to a room il
the building fitted with racks for holdin
the bicycles of the scholars.
-Workmen have been engaged durin
the past few days in finishing the gradin
around the court house and jail and whe
the grass gets nicely started our count
grounds ought to look out of sight.
1t is reported from various source
that the farmers fear repetition of I'll
army worm plague during the comm
summer. Large numbers of worm
were brought to the surface of the groun
by the warm weather of few weeks ag
The summer school which will |
! NbAlhhNANh ny 4 AhAs w ~ bBAhA al VI
? place gives every indication of being
= complete success, as a large number
T, pupils have been enrolled and the Pr,
i fessor is corresponding with many NOR
The two new applications for licen
8 which were being discussed as we we
to press last week were finally granite
One application was from Clarington al
- the other from Elulalia. There are no
eigh liquor licenses in Forest county.
To-day is the last day Of school, al
} we have no doubt teachers and pup
alike are heartily glad of it. There a
only two students-James d. MORO
and Minnie X. Reck-in the graduatil
, class this year. The commencement e
ercises will be held in the court hou
next Friday evening, April 80, and
interesting program viii be rendere
The exercises will be free.