The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1897-12-08
LOCAL AND MISCELLA NEOUS.
oil market S.65.

Xmas candles at Robinson's. 1t
-You can get it at Hopkins store. IT.
Robinson sells fine writing paper for
10c. box. 1t
Hopkins store is running over with
Chaistmas goods. 1t.
Special prices in holiday goods at
Miles & Armstrong's. 1t.
Go to Amsler's for your Christmas
candies. The finest line ever brought
to Tionesta to be seen at his store. 1t
There will be a meeting of Queen
Esther Circle in the League room ofsthe
NJ. Il. church next Friday evening at
o'clock.
Don't buy any Christmas goods until
you look through the assortment at the
Iron Building. That is where the Christ
mas goods are.
Adam Emert OF German Hill has the
foundation completed for a new barn on
the site of the one recently destroyed by
fire. 1t is to be about the same size as
the old one.
The long trussel wagon approach to
the East end of the river bridge at West
Hickory is being remodeled and when
completed will be on parallel line with
the bridge proper.
"A Michigan girl sent 25 cents to a
New York advertiser to find out how to
whiten the hands. She got an answer in
few days, "Soak 'em in dish water" 1t
tickled her mother nearly to death.
Miss l.. A. Bucklin respectfully in
vites the people of Tionesta and vicinity
to inspect her stock of holiday goods in
the room back of j. Il. Brennans office,
corner Bridge and Elm streets, Tionesta,
Pa. 2t
The merry jingle of sleigh bells filed
the air for the first time this winter yes
terday in this latitude. The ''sleighing"
wasn't just of the best sort, yet runners
were better than wheels as a means of To-
comotion.
An exchange very truthfully re-
marks that there are lot of people who
mix religion with their business but for
get to stir it up well. AS a result the
business rises to the top and the religion
sinks out of sight.
Three wagon loads of machinery for
the new creamery at Starr passed through
town last Thursday on the way to that
place. This is about all the machinery,
and it is expected to have the creamery
in operation by Jan. l.
There is a movement in some sections
to have the spring elections of local Off
cials in November of each odd year. The
object is to get out the vote and to do all
the years voting at once instead of TAX
ing semi-annual whack at it.
! -Remember the Bazaar to be held by
the w. c.. II. u. at their room next Tues
day evening, 14th inst. The public gem
orally is invited. Those having contri-
buttons are kindly requestad TO send
them to the room by 3 o'clock of same
| day.
The w. r. q. will meet at Lawrence
q Smearbaugh's store next Saturday at
2 o'clock p. N, for the purpose of packing
the barrel which is annually sent to the
Memorial Home at Brookville. In addi-
tion to the barrel, Capt. Geo. Stow Corps
will send forty yards of rag carpet this
year.
Xmas candies of all grades, in all
styles, and all of strictly first class quail
ty at Amsler's, Mixed, unmixed and
in boxes; by the pound, or in any guam
tity desired. Get his prices before you
| lay in your supplies for the holidays. A
speciality of large orders for Christmas
trees and other like doings. 1t
We have secured the agency for the
finest tailoring establishment in the States
and can make a suit for you at prices be-
low regular tailoring prices. We guaran-
tee fit before you pay us a cent. Come in
and see our samples, which comprises the
latest staples and novelties the market
affords. Miles & Armrtrong. If