The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1897-10-06
LOCAL AND MISOELLA NEOUS.
Oil market $40.

oil market $40.
Choice grapes at Amsler's. 1t
-You can get it at Hopkins store. If.
Red Letter Sale at Miles q Arm
strong's. 1t
Large stock leather shoes, reliable
goods, low prices, at RObinsons. It,
"A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
J. G. Bromley, Stewarts Run. on the 1st
inst.
See prices of Red Letter Sale and
compare them with what you pay else
where. 1t
Communion services will be held in
the Presbyterian church next Sabbath
morning.
Don't miss bargains that will not
come again for prices must advance.
Come to Miles Il Armstrong;. 1t
AT Hopkins store is tie place to buy
your cape or jacket. The assortment is
the largest the prices are lowest. 1t.
Elsewhere in today's issue will be
found the amendments to the compulsory
education law as passed by the last legis-
lature. AS some of these amendments
are quite radical it will be well for pat
rons and directors to study them care
fully.
"A note sent us from Tionesta Twp,
relating to party to be held on the 7th
inst, and intended for publication, was
minus signature. for which reason we
could not publish it. Friends should re.
member that we must know whether or
not such items are genuine.
-Pearsare the thing just now, and a
very choice lot are to be found at ANS
ler's. Peaches are getting very scarce,
but he still has a few nice ones for those
who will come in early. And grapes
well Just call and see his stock, it's inn
mense. Finest this market has ever
seen. And cheap. 1t.
Boston has won the League base ball
championship. Now comes the Temple
Cup series, then frost, and winter will be
upon us before we can realize it.-Fraak-
lin Meas Our neighbor seems to forget
that before winter can rightly set in sew.
eral foot ball fools must be kicked tC
death on this sportyold continent ofours
The recent visit of circus to Cuba
! N. Y, kindled fatal ambition in the
breasts of two boys of that place. Ed
ward Ketcham, aged -, tried TO initiate
the feat of a sword swallower by swal
lowing paper-knife. He will die. Rey
nolds Smith, another boy, was terribly
burned in the mouth by trying to initiate
the trick OF eating fire.
-Messrs. Miles & Armstrong have fit
ted up spacious room in their store
building which is devoted entirely to th'
display of their large new stock of coats
capes and wintir wraps for ladies. The
room is so arranged that nearly every
garment can be seen without handling
them ever, and the display shows oil tC
very good advantage.
r, E. Small, Secretary of the Oil City
and vicinity Christian Endeavor Society
aud its delegate to the great convention
recently held in San Francisco, spen
last Sabbath in Tionesta, and in the eve
| mug nv tuo L iShb9 teIldu chuIcu gave uli
report Of that wonderful gathering o
young Christian workers, TO large anC
very interested audience. Mr.. Small il
an enthusiastic "Endeavorer," and hi
report was replete with interesting infor
nation.
George r. Pyne Chief Page of thl
House of Representatives, died at his hom,
i'm Harrisburg on the lst inst. from In,
effects of blow received on the back o
the head at the hands of a burglar
while at Atlantic City some weeks ago
Mr. Pyne took the place of bis brothe
Andrew, who had been chief page for mp
ward Of 20 years when he died about 4
years ago. George will be much missed
by future legislatures, and will be CRATE
fully remembered for his uniform cour
tesy 10 those who have 'sat in the House
! during the past fifteen years.