The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1897-06-02
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEO
oil market S.s7.

oil market $.87.
-You can get it at Hopkins store. If.
SOC. neck wear at SOC. Miles q Arm
strong. 1t
Ice cream at Bovard's hall every
night this week. 1t.
Ladies' willow calf shoes, $3.50, at
Miles C Armstrong;. 1t
1t is now legal to fish for black bass
if you fish with rod and line.
The green apple and the inevitable
Doctors bill will soon be on tap.
Another lot of summer clothing at
Hopkins store. Nicer than ever. 1t
Farmers report that the prospects for
an abundant crop of hay is very good.
Always up-to-date are the shoes and
hats on sale at Miles Dc Armstrong;. 1t
Lettuce, onions, cucumbers and all
fresh fruits and vegetables arrive daily at
AmsleI's. 1t
Straw hats are not selling now, but
when you need one drop in at Miles q
Armstrong;. 1t.
Ice cream soda every day at Heath 81
Killmer's, and all the popular soft
drinks and mineral waters on tap. 1t
Farmer Dean is rigging up to drill
another we'll on his lease near Baum, and
expects to start operations this week.
"A company of Tionesta people have
started we'll near Kellettville. Grove
Bros, who are interested in the venture,
are doing the drilling.
-"It's all right for man to make a
name for himself" says the Manayunk
Philosopher, "but he should be careful
not to make it on the back of another
mans check"
-"Get together" now and let's have a
'bang-up Fourth of July celebration this
year. Some one start the ball rolling.
Remember the ever glorious day is only
month hence.
When girl is l6 she thinks most
about mans hair and eyes; when she's
20 she thinks most about his clothes T;
when she's 80 she thinks most about his
bank account.-Er.
Quite a number of our citizens are
repairing their sidewalks and it is good
thing, as nothing helps the looks of a
town more than good walks and Tionesta
has as good walks as any town of its size
in the country.
-WANTED-The Children's Aid Society
desire to procure suitable home for a
girl years of age. She is a good child
and of gentle and amiable disposition.
For further particulars address Mrs. It.
F. Ritchey, Tionesta, Pa.
Memorial day in Tionesta passed of
very quietly, as it should. The epublished
program of the Post and Corps was car
ried out according to ritual, and there
were no other demonstrations of any
kind, consequently the day was properly
observed.
Heath & Killmer have made arrange
Inents with the manufacturers of the cell
ebrated 1. X. L. ice cream at Warren and
will hereafter sell ice cream in any guam
tity from a pint up, and Will make q
speciality of large orders for entertain
ments OF any kind. 1t
May, usually so fair and constant,
has been as tickle as April this year and
has given some astonishing varieties Of
weather-the coolest and moistest May
known in many year. 1t has been the
same almost all over Europe. The cold
has been phenomenal.
-Pugsley Bros. Tennessee Warblers
were at School hall Monday and Tuesday
evenings, but were greeted by very small
! houses. and people who admire vocal
music made a mistake that they did not
attend the entertainment, for "dose coons
can sing" and they are ladies and gen.
| tlemen, too.
-Tionesta is rejoicing in new indus
try, manufactury of corn cob pipes. II
will be running within two weeks. With
her new mantle factory, Tionesta will
have piping times.-FFdnklin Ne'0S.
With the new gas company coming in
we have been having piping times for the
J past two weeks.