The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1897-08-11
LOCAL AND MISCELLA NEOUS.
Oil market $.71.

oil market $.7l.
-You can get it at Hopkins store. If.
Red Letter Sale at Miles & Arm
Strong's. 1t.
Fall opening at Smiths Business
College, Warren, Pa, Aug. 30. 5t
Suits, hats, shirts, shoes, everything
goes at the Red Letter Sale at Miles
Armstrong;. IL.
--Ketch onto Miles & Armstrong; Red
Letter Sale ad. Big sales there next Fri
day, Saturday and Monday.
1t has been decided to continue the
Free Methodist camp meeting at Pleas
antville until next Sunday evening.
We can afford to sell goods cheaper
than any other store in town and we pro-
pose to do so. Lawrence & Smearbaugh.
Go to Amsler's for fresh berries. He
is scarcely ever out, and a phone mes
sage will bring them about in sh ort
order. 1t.
Our line of dry goods, dress goods,
trimmings, etc., is aIXDSys put down to
the lowest price. Lawrence e. Smear
baugh. 1t
The Junior Epworth League of this
| place Joined the Nebraska League in a
picnic at the latter place last Friday, and
had fine time, so they report.
The Juniors of the Christian Endea-
vor Society enjoyed themselves at lawn
fete last Thursday afternoon at the home
of Helen and Josephine Smearbaugh.
The annual reunion of the SD Reg't
Pa. Vols, will be held in Buffalo, during
the National G. A. r. encampment. Thai
of the Northwestern Pa. Association will
also be held during that time.
The w. n. Y. q p. R'y will run its
annual excursion to Chautauqua to-mor
row, Thursday, leaving the Tionest'
station at 1928 a. m. Fare for the rounC
trip Sl.25, which includes the steame
ride over the lake. Are you going?
Rev. Albert Bean, of Youngsville
Pa, will please accept our thanks for hi
newest collection of gospel songs, writer
by himself and bound in convenien
| pamphlet form. Mr.. Bean has com
menced the issue of the third thousan,
of these popular booklets and the sale
promise TO reach high figure. Price
cents each.
Joseph Morgan has been engage
, during the past week in making repair
to the boat house of the Oil City Boz
a club at Rockwood, which had sprung
J. leak some time ago. The boat had to /
: raised, put on the dry-dock, as it wer'
4 and calked from underneath. If a era
b of that description is fxable Joe's II
one can do it right.
-Clarington, this county, has crac
ball team according to reports. I'll
Brookville Republican of last week sayi
The Clarington base ball club again d
y feated the Sigel team Friday last by
score of 7 to 3. The feature of the gam
from a Clarington standpoint, was Il
fine pitching of Reardon and the time
hitting of Williams"
20 Keep an eye out for him. The Lin
- sey Press says: A bogus patent rig
man has been working his game in Sc
eral nearby towns. He sells coun
rights for patent clothes ringer at We
n reasonable rates, but the trouble is,
h has no right to sell. He found one v
H. tim in Punxsutawney. couple
" Reynoldsville men were taken in, i
~ got onto the racket and got their mon
he back before the rascal got out of town.
The borough council received hi
for lighting the streets, at its meeti
-- last Wednesday, from both gas compa
les. The bids were as follows: Tione
Gas Co., 80 cents per light Hoy Gas c
- 40 cents. The formers bid being 10 Gel
the lesser was awarded the contra
which Will run for five years. The COT
=, ell is 10 be congratulated on securi
,, such low rates, it being a saving of
cents per light from former rates, and
is a satisfaction to know that the intere
= of the borough are being carefully lo'
ed after.