The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1897-03-24
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Scraps over.
Oil market S.03.

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Oil market S.03.
Fishing tackle at Amsler's. 1t
-Corbett never was any good.
Sec the new ad of Chas. Amann in
this issue.
Bet 'steen to one that Mrs. Bobftz
can "do" Corbett.
The National League base ball sea-
son opens April 23d.
Go to Heath & Killmer's and look
over their new stock of Chinaware. 1t
Gov. Hastings has appointed Friday,
April o, and Friday, April 23, as Arbor
Days.
The injuries we do and those we suf-
fer are seldom weighed in the same bal
ance.-Er.
Don't forget our large stock of shoes.
The price makes them go. Lawrence &
Smearbaugh. 1t
Spring line of dry goods, :hosery,
notions, etc. All at bottom prices. Law
renee C Smearbaugh. 1t
Heath C Killmer want to buy all the
apples in the county. If you have ap-
pies to sell call on or address them. 1t
Onion sets and garden seeds of all
kinds at Amsler's as well as everything
else in season in the line of fruit and
vegetables. 1t
This is the season of the year when
suckers are plenty--all kinds. The boys
and some of the men are bringing in
large strings of the variety caught in the
river.
Warren has Joined the racing circuit
with Bradford, Erie, Meadville and other
towns and will have meet June 22-25,
and prizes to the amount of $500 will
be offered.
"A bill has been favorably reported at
Harrisburg which imposes a tax of 81
per annum on bicycles, TO be paid into
the State treasury for the Improvement
of the public roads.
Fred II. Rockwell, who was taken to
Ridgway from this place after the Febru-
ary term of court will be tried for the
murder of Lewis Haines at the April
term Of court in Elk county.
Heath & Killmer have on exhibition
the finest assortment of Chinaware ever
shown in Tionesta and it will be sold
by the piece or by the set at the lowest
possible prices. Go and look the stock
over. 1t
-Marienville ElpreSS: Harry Maze has
moved to Clarington and will conduct a
hotel in that place.-Lewis Huber, ths
Clarington blacksmith, has applied for a
patent on a nut-bolt. with right and left
hand thread.
An exchange remarks that more
young men are learning trades in the
penitentiary than out OF it, because we
are trying TO make lawyers, doctors and
clerks out of material for blacksmiths,
carpenters and other mechanics.
Elsewhere in this paper Will be found
a notice to the G. A. r. which all vet9r-
ans should read, and all who can should
attend the reception of Capt. Darte as a
good time is assured, he being consid-
cred one of the most able speakers in the
State.
The dramma entitled "The Social
Glass" which was to have been given by
local talent, has been given up, as the
members of the company who wero ia
produce the play have been unable to at
tend rehersals regularly on account of
sickness, and since it has got so late in
the season it was deemed advisable tc
give il up.
The W. G. II. U. will hold a dime
social at their parlors, Thursday evening
March 81, at O'Clock. All members are
expected TO be sent, and a cordial in
vitation is extend to all the friends o
the society, both IN Aand women, to be
present. All who IN attended the en-
tertainments of the WyC. II. U. may bC
assured Of pleasant evening.