The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1897-02-24
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
oil market SOL,

oil market SOL.
Go to Miles & Armstrong for furnish
ing goods and shoes. 1t.
Come to Miles Il Armstrong, for win
ter goods at your own price. 1t.
Now is the proper time to trim grape
vines to prevent their bleeding, says an
exchange.
"A hundred men may make an en-.
campment, but it only takes one woman
to make home.
up to date and always the best quail
ty of goods for the best money at Miles
q Armstrong;. 1t.
There will be preaching services in
the NJ. f. church next Sunday at IL a. M,
instead of in the evening.
"A matrimonial license was granted
last Tuesday, Feb. Is, 1897, to w. w.
Neal and Mary f. Gould, of Redclyfre,
this county.
"A hosiery trust has been formed, and
the Franklin Ne,Os remarks, with a de-
gree of alarm, that stockings will doubt
less be much higher hereafter.
Strawberries of Florida growth are
in the eastern market at fifty cents box.
Glad of it. We hope they will stay there
until the price comes within our reach.
of 1000 men who marry. 332 marry
younger women, $40 marry women of the
same age, so marry older women and
l 900 marry more or less trouble.-BIiz-
card
The annual camp meeting of the Oil
City district of the Free Methodist
church, will be held in a grove near
Pleasantville during the month of Au-
gust.
Shoes for everybody at Hopkins
store. There is no necessity for anybody
going barefooted, as our prices are within
the reach Of all. Come and look over our
stock. LIST.
The No-sect, or Church of God peo-
pie have built new meeting house on
the farm of Fred Weingard on Tubbs
Run, and services were held there last
sunday.
Apples were very pletitul crop last
year, and you could get them for almost
nothing, but according to some of our
exchanges there is quite a demand for
them now.
The Franklin NewS entered upon its
twentieth year last Thursday. The NeVs
is one of the brightest exchanges that
comes to our table. May it'll live for many
years more.
-Clearfield county contributed eight
convicts to the Western Penitentiary last
court. A record few counties can beat
CyeaiIeld Journal. Wonder if the Jour
nal means that as boast
1t is now believed that the proposed
electric road between Bradford and
Olean will be 60. Most of the stock ha!
been taken and work is expected to b'
begun early in the spring.
"A large load of little folks drove dowr
from Hickory last Wednesday and made
our streets ring with their merry shouts
and laughter. d. G. Agnew, formel
Tionesta boy was the driver.
Although both his arms are Off at tn,
shoulders, Thomas Winthrop of Brook
dale, Pa, performs all the work on hi
farm. 1t is said he can NOW, saw, ham
mer, harness a horse, write, etc.
He was fixing her skate strap whel
his hand slipped and he lost his hold will
a Jerk. He blushed, but she remarked
complacently: young man, don't ge
above your business,-JdmeStOlVn AL.
e. b. Servoss who was a visitor b
Tionesta some three years ago accidental
Iy shot himself at his home in Whitney
Vile, Ct, last Wednesday night, Tn
young man had many friends here VIII
will he panied to learn ofhis tragic death
When in need ofgeneral merchandis
remember the Iron Building. Hopkin
carries the largest stock in town, conse
quently you may know that he makes hi
prices right in order TO get rid of hi
goods and keep his stock fresh, whic
any merchant has TO do if he wishes I
succeed. Come and examine goods. 1
job lots, OF underwear at Miles
Armstrong;. Prices that sell. 1t.