The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1897-08-04
LOCAL AND MISCELLA NEOUS.


oil market $.7l.
-You can get it at Hopkins store. tt.
Hopkins still has few of those 90c.
suits left. 1t
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nor
gan, of Nebraska, last Friday, a daugh-
ter.
Pictures of the Tionesta Band to be
had at the Sires Studio tomorrow, Thurs
day. 1t
The carpenters have gone to work on
J. G. Bowman's new house in the north
ward.
Ask to see those MEMS $l.50 Satin
Calf shoes at Robinsons. Lace or Con-
gress. 1t
We have two piece suits at IS cents
that WiU last long, and they sell like hot
cakes. Miles & Armstrong. 1t.
No dull times around the Iron Build
ing. Their goods are the very best, and
the prices array 6eiolO the very lowest. l
Fresh vegetables of every variety at
Amsler's. No stale goods allowed to ac-
CulllAldlt at his SiOICs OIhtlo ny DhOhO
promptly attended to. 1t
The Cherry Run camp meeting be-
gins Aug. II, and will continue two
weeks. Rev. Buzza of this place will at
tend and is on the program for an adj
dress and sermon on the 10Th.
Lost, by Mrs. w. w. Grove, while
driving around town Saturday evening,
black Astrakhan cape. The finder will
confer favor by leaving same ct her
home. 1t
Watch our windows for special prices
to close out goods. New goods are COM
ing and we wish to close out summer
goods. See prices at Miles & Arm
strong's. 1t
The firm of Giering Il Spangler is no
more, Mr.. Giering having sold his inter-
est to his partner, S. B. Spangler, who
will continue the business at the old
stand. PleaSaRtvale Record.
The residence of Squire Ashabel
Holeman, at Pleasantville, was broken
into by thieves, Tuesday night of last
week, and robbed of twenty-four dollars
in cash which was in Mr.. Holemans
| trousers pockets.
The II. o. Davis property near the
river bridge is undergoing extensive re-
pairs. When completed it will be occu-
pied by j. II. Swanson of the mantle
works, who has his household effects
here ready to move in.
| Dov n DfLo1 ne u;o,, ,,tl,
eran church, German Hill, has been
granted a three weeks vacation by his
congregation, and will spend the time
with his parents in Canton, OHIO, whith-
er he went last Saturday.
r. r. Lanson and family drove over
to Sugar Creek for a week or ten days
visit, and while away Geo. w. Dunkle
will attend to Mr.. Lanson's flour and
feed business. So please don't rush i'm
the orders too fast and get George eX-
cited until he has a chance to get the
flour dust ont of his eyes.
Forrest J. Bovard, having graduated
with honor from Jefferson Medical col
lege, took the rigid examination before
the State Board of Medical Examiners
recently winning his diploma with a fine
percentage to his credit. Forrest is now
a full fledged NJ. d., upon which his
numerous friends extend congratula-
tions.
The dates for holding some of tho
fairs i'm surrounding counties are as fol.
lows Cambridge Springs, Sept. n; Kit
tanning, Aug. "A Butler, Sept. p Clar'
ion, Sept. 2l; Clearfeld, Sept. 2s; Con
neautville, Sept. 7; Coehranton, Sept. Is
Cory, Aug. 81 Wattsburg, Sept. 81
Stoneboro, Sept. 2li Mercer, Sept 2s
Warren, Sept IA.
-Amsler's fruit is the finest and fresh
est TO be had in this market. And al
ways sold at bottom figures. 1t
Straw hats % cents aud upward, WOO
hats soc. and upward and other good
! equally low at Miles q Armstrong;. II