The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1897-04-14
LOCAL AND MISCELLA NEOUS.
-Oil market SIS.

VII S.OO.
Shoes to suit and fit all the feet at
Miles 6 Armstrong;. 1t.
Just two more weeks of school, then
the boys will have all the time they want
to fish for suckers.
Rev. Buzza's subject for next Sunday
evening will be, "Is the Missionary En-
terprise Failure?"
Miles & Armstrong always lead and
care not who attempts to follow. Carpets,
mattings and linoleums. 1t.
Next Friday is Good Friday and as
it is legal holiday the speckled beau
ties will get it in the neck.
1.-THE two things that man is most
liable to forget" says the Manayunk
Philosopher, "are sermons and debt"
Wonders in women's headgear will be
seen at the Easter opening of f. Walters
q Co to-day and for the next two days.
Don't forget the entertainment in the
Court House next Saturday evening,
April IL, under the auspices of the w. r.
G.
Although Bryan was quite badly
bruised about the body in that porch ac-
cident few days ago, he did not hurt his
mouth any.
Be sure your right and then go
ahead. is the principle of a progressive
newspaper reporter, regardless of friend
or foe.-JdmeStotOn All.
Instead of following the example of
all decent swallows and utilizing mud to
build their nests with, Parson Swallow
throws mud at the State officials.
To their already magnificent stock of
Chinaware Heath & Killmer have added
the most beautiful display of glassware
ever shown in Tionesta. Don't fail to go
and examine. 1t
The Ladies Home Missionary Society
of the Presbyterian Church will serve an
Easter Tea from 6 to o'clock Friday,
April 10th, in Bovards Hall. All are
invited. Tickets 25c.
The boat scaffolds of Lawrence q
Smearbaugh and Robinson & CASTOR
have both started mp and are running
full time, consequently there are very
few idle men in town.
The annual Easter opening of f.
Walters g. Co. commences this morning,
and the ladies may look for grand dis
play of millinery, as the young women
never do things by halves. 1t
When you see people fiocking into q
house whore there's a case of nonconta-
ious sickness you can pretty safely guess
that wo-thirds of them are actuated more
through idle curiosity than through SYM
pathy.
Three young men of Greensburg,
Pa, were recently arrested and fined one
dollar each for swearing on the streets,
If some of Tionesta's young men were
served that way they would be eternally
"busted."
The nastiest, muddiest, most insight
ly crossing in town is the one in
front of the postof1ice, and it has been SO
for long time. But the borough au-
thorities "don't care about little thing
like that"
AT the meeting of the Republican
County Committee, which was called by
Chairman G, B. Evans in last weeks RE-
PUBLICAN, the date for holding the Re-
publican primaries was fixed for Satur-
day, May 10, 1897.
Last Thursday morning Mr.. H. NJ.
Zahuiser and Mrs. Margaret Elizabeth
DeWalt were united in marriage at the
home of the bride on Elm street by Rev.
A. d. Zahniser of Blairsville, Pa. The
wedding was a quiet affair, only the i'm
mediate friends of the two families being
present After the wedding the guests
were served with an excellent dinner
and the afternoon was spent in social chat.
In the evening the jolly party dispersed
and the groom escorted his bride to his
home on Bridge street, where they will
reside in the future. Both the bride and
groom are well known and highly re-
spected residents of Tionesta, and their
many friends predict happy union and
extend best wishes, in which the REPUB-
LICAN heertily joins.