The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1897-09-15
LOCAL AND MISCELLA NEOUS.
oil market $50.
Five cents a day will do it. II

oil market $50.
Five cents day will do it. 1t
Buy your peaches at Amslers. 1t
-Yon can get it at Hopkins store. If.
Red letter prices sell goods at Miles
& Armstrong's. 1t.
Peaches by the basket, bushel or
barrel at Amsler's. 1t
The Water company is making an
extension of its water line down Hilands
street from Elm.
"A number of our people are at the
Warren fair this week. A large crowd
will attend from here ts-morrow.
Why pay high prices when fifty cents
in cash can be exchanged for Sl.00 worth
of goods at Miles & Armstrong;. 1t.
The best dressed boys in the School
room this winter will be the boys that
buy their suits and shoes at Hopkins
store. 1t
Attention is directed to the admi is
trator's sale of valuable timber lands in
another column of this paper. Read it
and see if you would not like to invest.
Hopkins has about 100 capes and
jackets to select from. Plain plush,
beaded plush, cloth, ,Astrakhan, most any
kind you could think of. Come and see.
Rev. DIR. Swallow, Prohibition can
didate for State Treasurer, will speak in
Oil City on the oath inst, and will be in
Tionesta on the 25th, from S;45 until $3.50
a. IN.
The w. G. II. U. of Darlington gave a
supper recently, in the town hall. Ice
cream and cake, chicken, beef, sand
wiches. etc., were served. A large
crowd was in attendance and all report a
good time.
Bass fishing is now the favorite sport
and some very nice catches are being
made. Charley Anderson had run of
luck on Monday morning and landed ten
fine bass and five-pound muscalonge at
the river bridge.
John A. Noe, General Agent, who is
circulating among our citizens, has fine
collection Of books, all standard works,
which he will be pleased to have the peo-
Pile examine. Read the article over his
signature in another column.
The handsome new bronze fountain
in memory of Mrs. NJ. Anna Lamb
has been put in place in Riverside GEM
etery aud when the filling in and grading
around it has been completed it will pre-
sent very handsome appearance.
The price of peaches has reached the
bottom and they will soon begin to GO
up. If you have any idea of canning
peaches now is the time to buy, and when
you buy go to Amsler, as he is headquar-
ters for domestic or foreign fruits. II
The appointment of Capt. d. S. Knox
as postmaster at Tionesta was made on
Saturday last. He was the only appli.
cant for the position, and the appoint,
ment is one which gives unanimous sat
isfaction to the patrons ofthe office.
The two 4,20O-pound Parrot guns
which were presented by the Govern
ment to Capt. Geo. Stow Post 274, G. A
r., have been m ounted in the places Sc
lected for them in the court house yarC
and they look very fierce and war-like.
Rev. and Mrs. Perry of Dayton, n
Y, who have been attending the NJ. e
conference at Oil City, stopped over il
Tionesta ON their return Monday even.
ing, for a short visit with relatives. Mrs
Perry is a sister of the late Dr. Hunter
and half sister of Hon. j. G. Dale.
A large party of Tionosta's younl
folk enjoyed another delightful moon
light picnic last Friday evening, wher
the harvest moon" was at its gayest
Mounted on load of hay the party wa
driven TO a pleasant resort on the creel
bank near "Oldtown" where they
lunched on pie, cake, chicken, etc., will
roastin' ear accompaniments, and had
royal time, if we are to believe the story
OF each one, returning home in the we,
sma' hours of the morn.
Five cents day will do it. 1t