The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1897-04-14

lures of the Fitz- Corbett mill were fail
ure.
1t was so bloomin' cold last Friday
that some people thought of planting
SNOWFALL bushes.
When you want a suit or hat get
posted on the prices, then go to Miles q
Armstrong;. 1t.
The 18th anniversary of odd Fellow
ship in America is to be celebrated by a
big blowout at Kane, April 26th.
"A great many ducks were on the
river last week, and our local sports did
a great deal of banging, but very little
bagging.
Always buy goods where you can
get the best quality and always as repre-
sented or your money back. At Miles
& Armstrong;. 1t.
You never know how dear bicycles
are until you come to buy one; nor how
cheap they are until you try to sell one
you have bought.-Er.
How about those back yards and cell
lars. Have you cleaned them out yet ?
IF you haven't you'd better keep an eye
out for the health officer.
The Easter millinery opening of f.
Walters & Co. commences to-day and
continues tomorrow and next day. Go
and see the beautiful hats. 1t
The house cleaning season is now in
full swing and you should remem Der
that Heath & Killmer are headquarters
for wall paper, paints, oils and varnishes.
Trout fishing season opens to-mor-
row. Get your fishing tackle ready for
an early start and then be sure that you
don't fish on those streams that have
lately been stocked.
Times are Frightening up, every
body is working and everybody wants a
new spring suit. Hopkins cannot and
'oitt not be be beat in style, quality or
price. All new goods. 1t
Out of AZ applications for license to
sell liquor in Warren county, which were
considered by the court Monday and
Tuesday, all were granted but one-that
an application for wholesale license at
Sheffield.
DIR. w. G. Morrow has moved into
the Patrick o Brien residence in the rear
of the wilkins drug store in West Hick-
ory. The DOCTORS office will be on the
first floor of his residence, where he can
be found at all times.
We are in receipt of copy of the
first issue of the Petroleum Gazette, a new
paper published in Titus Vile, and which
is to be devoted exclusively to the oil and
gas interests. 1t makes a very neat ap-
pearance and should meet with success.
As in all other things in his line
Hopkins is the leader in shoes and his
new spring stock is up to date in every
particular. The latest toe is the most
comfortable last every made. Come and
examine. Well make the price to suit
you. 1t
The several franchises of the Titus
vile Traction Company, with the excep-
ton of the Hydetown one which has been
held over for few days, have been sent
on to headquarters for record. The sur
vey of the line was commenced on Mon
day.
Ed. Kirchartz was in Oil City over
Sunday where he had been to purchase
some new supplies to be used in his bi
cycle repairing business. He is now
ready to do all kinds of repairing, or sell
you any make of wheel. Give him a
call.
Harry and Wilbur Shawkey passed
down the river on Monday in their new
houseboat, which is beaut and no mis-
take. They are distributing circulars
and pamphlets for the Century Catarrh
Cure Co. of Warren, and expect to go as
far as Cairo, Ill.
Announcement is made by the Penn
sylvania board of fish commissioners
that they can receive no further applica-
tions for brook trout; they state that the
applications for this species of fish now
on hand are more than double the sup
ply from the two hatcheries.
The only true measure of financial
strength is SURPLUS. The fund from
which dividends must be paid is surplus.
The Equitable Life Assurance Society
has larger SURPLUS than any other
Life Company in the world-S43, ,277, I79.
JAS. t. BRENNAN, General Agent.
Heath & Killmer, our hustling drug
gists and grocers, are bound to keep up
10 the times, and they are continually en-
larging and improving their already
large store building. They have just
completed large cellar and added a
commodious store room to the rear oi
their store, and will now be able to ar
range their large stock of goods so that
they will be able to "turn around"
The third lecture in the course under
the auspices of the w. G. It. o., was de.
livered by Rev. r. A. Buzza in the M. e
Church last Sunday evening to packed
house. The subject of the lecture was
"Social Purity" 1t was excellently got.
ten up and it is very evident that Rev
Buzza has spent much time and pains in
its composition. The highest compli.
ment that eau he paid the Rev. gentle.
man is to say that even those who don't
'take any stock" in the subject say il
was very good.
About nine o'clock last Friday even
ing an alarm of fire was sounded from
tho residence of r. b. Crawford and the
department promptly responded, but nc
hose connection was made as the fire was
out before they reached the scene. Mrs
G. w. Dunkle had been calling on Mrs.
Crawford and when the former started