The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1897-11-03
LOCAL AND MISCELLA NEOUS.
oil market S.65.

oil market S.65.
Choice grapes at Amsler's. 1t
-You can get it at Hopkins store. If.
Ladies' cloaks, Miles & Armstrong;.
Spot cash gets the bargains at Miles
& Armstrong;. 1t
Rev Hart at the NJ. e. church, next
Friday evening.
We believe in big sales and small
profits, hence the ever increasing busi-
ness at Miles ~ Armstrong;. 1t
The Free Methodist people have sue
ceeded in raising nearly enough funds
to build new church at Stewards Run.
-"Womcn go to the theatre" says the
Manayunk Philosopher, "to see what the
actresses wear, and men go to see what
they don't wear"
Quite number of new walks have
been built in Tionesta this summer, but
there are still lots of others that should
be repaired before winter sets in.
Quality counts, with low prices, to
make our trade good while others COM
BlalAi VI hdih lllhOSs AoSO tiiN be'A e5eAA' -
Miles & Armstrong;. 1t
Thanksgiving day occurs three week
from tomorrow. Just time enough to
fatten the turkey. President Mckinley s
proclamation appears in this issue. -
Harry Lovel OF German Hill recently
purchased fine thoroughbred Jersey
COW from one of the prominent stock
breeders near SagertowA, Crawford
comfy. She is a real beauty.
The deer and rabbit season is now
on, and these mammels can now be le-
gally shot. The deer season lasts dur
ing this month, the rabbits having to run
the gauntlet fifteen days longer.
The fishing job on Proper Bros well
in Tionesta township is bad one. The
drillers have been fishing for the tools
for over two weeks but cannot get them
out. The well is something over 2,70O
feet deep, which makes the job rather
difficult one.
The new Lutheran church on Ger
man Hill is nearing completion, and the
congregation will likely be occupying il
before long. 1t is neat in appearance,
and will be quite commodious, sufficient
ly so to accommodate the congregation
for many years to come.
List of letters remaining uncalled fol
in Tionesta, Pa, postoffice Nov. l, 1887
E. A. Brannon 2, Mr.. Win. Moore, Mr.
DanielNS. Goodman, IL. Gaylord Esq.
Mr., Heloge Banker, Mr.. ]. b. Cottle
Mrs. Sally Craig, Mrs. w. L. Green, Mrs
Elmer Brannon. d. S. Knox, p. NJ.
How circumstances are often re-
versed on this terrestrial old ball A few
years ago the city of Johnstown was
deluged, almost entirely destroyed anC
hundreds of people were drowned. Las
week the citizens of that place were pay
ing from 25 to so cents barrel for water
Rev. b. II. Hart will deliver a lee
ture in the NJ. e. church next Friday
evening under the auspices of Tionesti
Lodge, No. 1859, 1. o. o. f. His subjec
will be "The Good Samaritan" Rev
Hart is a lorcible talker and those VIII
attend will be well entertained. Tn,
lecture is free, and everybody is cordial,
invited.
"A gold hunter who has just returned
from Alaska tells how 20 cure the Klon
! dyke fever; "Pick out a morning mex
winter" he says, "when the mercury i
below zero, shoulder pick and go int
the woods before breakfast; come back Il
the house and eat a small piece of stewe'
buffalo robe and sleep in the woodshed
Repeat the dose as often as is necessary
The steady drizzling rain Of the pas
two days would have been thought dis
NAL and dreary enough ordinarily, bu
under existing circumstances are halle,
with delight, as they have broken tn
monotony ?) of contiguous sunshin
and beautiful weather for more than tw
months past. IL is perhaps the first tim
in history that people seemed to be grow
ing tired of delightful weather.