The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1897-06-30

L. j. Hopkins is agent for the famous
Douglas shoe. Every pair warranted.
The strawberry shortcake will soon
give up the boards to the huckelbury pie.
Mems working pants, we'll made, full
size, full lined, only 75cts. at Robnson's.
The appearance of the residence of s.
d. Irwin, Esq, is being improved by
new coat of paint.
For SALE.-A good second hand wag-
on of Scowden q Clark's make. Call on
Philip Emert, Tionesta, Pa. ct
Bicycle shoes, tennis shoes, walking
shoes, Oxfords and light shoes for sum-
wear, at Miles & Armstrong;. 1t
The tables are turned, and the bicycle
face is now growing on the man who has
to dodge them.-PhiLd. Record.
The actual cost of cremating body
is less than dollar What's the use of
hanging back9 Prices will never be
cheaper.
You must have new suit for the
| Fourth and you can find the best assort-
ment at the lowest price at Miles & Arm
strongs. 1t
-"Trouble brings its own reward"
says the Manayunk Philosopher. "The
barber who gets in the most scrapes
makes the most money"
-"Political pull may be all right"
says the Manayunk Philosopher, "but
the bicycle rider only reaches the top of
the hill through his own push"
We can fit you out i'm the best goods
and charge you less money than others
will charge for shoes, hats, suits, shirts,
ties, ETC., at Miles & Armstrong;. 1t
The Children's Day exercises which
were to have been held i'll the M. e.
church next Sunday have been postpon-
ed until the following Sunday, July IL.
"A. II. Dale is breaking ground for
the erection of a couple of new dwelling
houses on Hilands street, the erection of
which he expects to commence in a cou-
pie of weeks.
Don't take other peoples word tor it
but come and see that we show you just
what we advertise at prices that are below
what others ask. Match us if you can.
Miles q Armstrong, .Jai 1t
dance in tne sky Sunday night. If they
desire to paint the air in patriotic man
mel they are respectfully invited to call
next Sunday and Monday evenings.
The village of Kinzua was visited
by fire at 2:3O o'clock, Friday morning,
which destroyed the Opera House and a
| nf al
about $4,000, only partially insured.
One horse was burned to death.
w. r. c., No. 1877, will hold lawn
fete in Court House grounds on Wednes-
day June 30th. All persons are invited.
Ice cream 10cts, strawberries 10cts, cake
bets, coffee 5cts. In case of rain refresh
ments will be served in the w. r. c.,
hall.
1t is reported that Pittsburg parties
are about to erect mammoth plant at
Beaver Falls for the manufacture of ar
tihcial eggs. The company will expend
$l50,000 for machinery and undertake to
make eggs that will do anything but
hatch chickens.
-Amsler has the largest stock of fire.
works in town and they are all new
goods--no old stock from last year
Every family should be patriotic and
burn more or less powder on "the day
we celebrate" Go to Amsler and ge
the best for the least money. 1t.
1t is considered quite certain that
George H. Higgins, of Erie, will be ap
pointed United States District Attorney
for the Western district of Pennsylvania
to succeed Harry Alvan Hall. His lead,
ing competitor for the place is ex-Con
gresham Heiner, of Kittanning.-FFalak
lin NeiUS.
The Western New York q Pennsyl
Aania Ry., will sell excursion ticket,
from all stations on their line July 3rd
4th and 5th, at rate of fare one way fol
the round trip, except that no rate will
be less than 25 cents for adults and Il
for children. Tickets will be good for re-
turn up to July 9th, 1897 inclusive. Cal
on ticket agents for further particulars.
"A new church 10 be known as the
: Gospel Prohibition Church." has beer
organized at Butler with a membership
of 40. The church is Methodistic in the
ology and radically opposed TO the liquor
traffic in all its shapes and forms. The
organization is now new and indepen
dent and along lines that have been ad
vocated for number of years by some
of the more radical Prohibitionists.
= The Department of Agriculture has
: issued circular containing list of thC
5 agricultural fairs TO be held in the Stat,
this year. Following are the dates of the
: Western Pennsylvania fairs: Cambridg,
l Springs, Sept. 81 1; Kittanning, Aug. "a
. Butler, Sept 27 Clarion, Sept. 2l; Clear
field, Sept. 2S; Conneautville, Sept
t Cochranton, Sept. Is; Cory, Aug. 81
! Wattsburg, Sept. 2l Stoneboro, Sept. 2l
{ Mercer, Sept, 2s Warren, Sept. IA.
: Work on the new mantle factory Il
I steadily going on, the first building beinl
a | nearly completed and the machinery i
being put in place. The timbers for tn
a second large building are being frame,
? and will soon be put in place. Tn
: machinery which is being placed in thi
o factory is all new and of the latest i'm
$ | proved patterns and comes from Roches
o ter, n. Y. 1t is claimed that this factor!
will be the best equipped of the kind il
@ the United States.