The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1897-07-21
LOCAL AND MISCELLA NEOUS.

oil market $.75.
-Yon can get it at Hopkins store. If.
To Amsler's for berries, fruits and
vegetables. 1t
Another lot of those dandy SOC. laun-
dered shirts Just in at Hopkins store. 1t
The newest thing in umbrellas for
ladies and gentlemen at Miles & Arm
strong's. 1t
The Sires Studio will be open on
Thursday and Friday of this week, July
22d and 23d. 1t
Moving machinre knives at cents
each. Also general repairing of moving
machines. Scowden & Clark, 1t
Joseph f. Matt, piano tuner of Buffa-
10, n. Y, will be in town in a short time.
Please leave orders by mail, caro- of Cen
tral House. IT,
The Y. Z. S. c. e. will give "good
times" social at the residence OF Mr.. II.
L. Armstrong, next Friday evening.
Everybody invited.
The little fellows of the anti-cigarette
league gave an ice cream social at the
Raab building last Thursday evening
which %as well patronized, the net pro-
ceeds being $1,000.
Rev, Buzza having returned from the
Epworth League convention at Toronto,
Canada, will begin the bush meeting on
Crop Hill this evening, expecting to con-
tinue the same for several days.
Lightning shot in On the wires at the
depot yesterday and for time it looked
as if the building would be consumed by
fire. A few buckets of water extin-
guished the flames.
No pleasanter or more healthful sum-
mer resort is to be found than at Cooks
burg. City people desiring to pass a de-
lighttul outing should correspond with
Cook & Calvin, Cooksburg, Forest coun-
ty, Pa. 1t
The Thirty-First National Encamp-
ment of the Grand Army of the Repub-
lie will be held at Buffalo, N. Y, from
August 23d to 2sth, this year. Judging
from reports good many G.. A. r. men
and others from this section will attend.
Farmers are not having the best
weather imaginable for their harvest
work, but the generally fine crops in
measure compensates for that little
drawback, and it is evident the gamers
will be we'll filled when fall winds whis-
tie again,
Walter, the ten-year-old son of John
Saylor. fell off a bicycle Monday and
sustained very painful injuries. DR..
Bowman was called, who found the right
elbow dislocated and the bone of the
same arm broken between the elbow and
shoulder.
We note with pleasure that among
the new pensioners in Forest county are
our old friends, A. II. Southworth, of
McCrays, and Henry w. Ledebur, OF
Starr. The "old boys are getting their
just deserts at the hands of Major Nc
Kinleys administration.
DIR. c. Y. Detar was down from Kel-
lettville last Wednesday consulting with
DR.. Morrow in relation to the organiza-
ton of the new Pension Examining
Board, which will be composed of Drs.
j. w. Morrow, Tionesta; G. Y. Detar,
Kellettville, and win G. Morrow, West
Hickory.
Lawyer Ritchey and family are tax
ing their summer outing over on Hem
lock creek, expecting 10 remain couple
of weeks VIM. Morgan, gauger for the
Tionesta Gas Co. at the gas wells, is of
on two weeks vacation, and Mr.. Ritch-
ey will look after the companys interest
in the meantime.
Miss Eva Kiser, former Forest
county teacher, nov of Williamsburg,
Pa, was one of The popular ladies who
won ten-days' sojourn at Atlantic City
in voting contest held by the Pittsburg
EUeaiag Mems, recently, and she will be
one Of fifty young ladies who will make
up jolly party at that famous ocean re-
sort.