The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1897-09-08
LOCAL AND MISCELLA NEOUS.
oil market $.71.

oil market S.7l.
-You can get it at Hopkins store. If.
New hats and caps at Miles IL Arm
strongs. 1t
Warren fair Sept. IA, I5, Is, II. Don't
miss IL.
-"Klondike," worth their weight in
gold. NJ. Il A.
The Warren fair will be better this
year than ever before. Go and see it,
Sept. IA, 15, 16, II.
The Jameson school was opened
Monday morning, with Miss Bessie
Glass as teacher.
Bass fishing is said to be getting first
rate, and some nice catches are reported
by our local anglers.
Don't buy rubbers or boots until you
see the advantage of the new 'Klondike"
boot. Miles Il Armstrong. 1t
There were seventeen tickets sold to
parties who took in the Toronto excur-
sicn from this place Monday morning.
Peaches, pears, plums, prunes, po-
tatoes, (Sweet or Irish,) in fact, anything
in the fruit, vegetable or confectionery
line at Amsler's. 1t.
Oysters are in style once moro. So
are county fairs. Likewise coon-hunt-
ing, and bye and bye pumpkin pies will
be on tap, and sweet cider too. What a
fine old world we do liye in, to be sure.
-"From the way some of these pet
poodles are fondled and pampered by the
girls" says the Manayunk Philosopher;
"any man might be glad to lead a dogs
life'."
Will the Superintendents and Secre-
taries of the Sunday Schools who have
received blanks for reports and failed to
return them, kindly do so at once to the
Cor, Sec., MRS. NJ. V. PATTERSON, Ma
rienville, Pa.
Mason Joyce is putting in the stone
rests for the big guns at the Court House
grounds. 1t will require several percf
of stone to do the job, which will be I
substantial one and sufficiently ornamen
tai for the purpose.
| The Hepler grist mill will start VI
this week under the management o
Thos. Maze, who will make specially
of grinding wheat, rye, graham ant
buckwheat flour. All grinding is guar
anteed to be satisfactory. 1t
Some of our citizens are extracting
good deal of pleasure out of the bee tire
industry these beautiful autumn days
And there is no little profit connected
with it, either, judging from some of tn
large supplies of honey which they brinl
in.
The Warren fair begins next Tues
day and continues over Friday, the 18th
Those who attend from this section ma
expect profitable time, as the manage
ment has put forth every endeavor
make the fair a greater success than eve
this year.
Following is the list of letters n
naming uncalled for in Tionesta, Pa
post Office, Sept. 10, 1897: Mrs. Etht
Coloin, Mrs. Ella A. Boole, Miss Mar
, Blair 2, J. X. CASTILLO, Chas. Bonner,
H. Banghman, Joseph Bowstaph, Ell
Dumbleton, VIM. Helduns, Ed. Taylo
Geo. Taylor. r. l.. HAsLET, p. NJ.
Fred Rockwell is anxious to go
: the Klondike. He dictated a letter
: Judge Mayer yesterday informing hi
! ! that if he would release him from custod
he would go TO Alaska and never retur
Q His Honor, however, is probably of ii
opinion that he deserves TO go to wal n
er cline than the Klondike is reported
be.-RidgiCdy Democrat.
The Pittsburg Conference of the FRI
Methodist church will meet in Ridgwa
3 September, 2Sth. In this conferen,
there are thirty-seven regular ordain'
ministers, nineteen on trial, forty-ty
local preachers, five conference evange
, lists and thirty-four evangelists, and Il
meeting will be full of interest to mer
bers of the denomination.
-"Klondike' rubber boots are best
Miles q Armstrong;. It,