The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1897-12-15
LOCAL AND MISCELLA NEOUS.
oil market $.65.

oil market 500.
-You can get it at Hopkins store. tt.
Seek no further, Amsler can fit you
out in Christmas confections. 1t.
Little Giant" school shoes are wear
ers. For sale by Robinson only. 1t.
Xmas gifts easily selected at Heath &
Killmer's, and no extraviga t prices,
either. 1t.
Mothers, bring your babies to the
Sires Studio Friday, Dec. II. 1897. Pho
tos at reduced rates. 1t
Twenty per cent discount for Janu-
airy opening. Send for catalogue. Smiths
Business College, Warren, Pa. 2t.
Xmas comes but once year, but
we come once a week. Keep your "bar-
gain eye" on our ads and locals. 1t will
pay you. Miles 81 Armstrong. 1t.
The holidays are here, so to speak,
and Hopkins is here with the Christmas
goods to fit the case. Dead welts of EN-,
and so low in price as TO astonish close
buyers. 1t.
-Anumber ofthe Assessors ofthe coun-
ty have been in town during the past few
days running over the hiennial ASSESS
ment duplicates with the County Com
missiOners.
The season ior all kinds of game
closed yesterday, and those who failed to
catch on during the past two months will
have to wait till next year for their game
not-nin Or violafa the law
j. NJ. Taylor killed four clippers 'On
the river Saturday, at one shot. How is
that Emlenton Ne'os. Up here we call
then "hell-divers," and don't consider
them any very great shakes either.
Rev Sam Smsll pronounces civiliza-
tion failure. And the Rev. Sans a
ditto. o.-Frdnklin Ne,cs. Just so all others
who try to ape his style of preaching and
haven't got the brains to back it up.
Miss L. A. Bucklin respectfully in
vites the people of Tionesta and vicinity
to inspect her stock of holiday goods in
the room back of j. T. Brennan's office,
corner Bridge and Elm streets, Tionesta,
Pa. 2t.
-- lG w ~ L ~ W III EiNb an NhNbA
tainment at the NJ. E. church on We'd
nSsday evening, Dec. 20. The President
of the county will deliver her report of
the worlds w. G. T. U. convention held
at Toronto.
Jas. Fredrikson has moved his tailor
ing establishment to the newly fitted up
room next door to the millinery store,
where he has very nice quarters, and win
be pleased to see all his old customers
and many new ones.
Ferry Stewart shot a well Tuesday
on the Dickson farm, near NeiltOwn,
which made a nice showing before the
shot and bids fair to be paying produ-
GER. b. f. Shamburg has just drilled in
a duster in the same vicinity. TitusUHIe
Herald.
If any old inhabitant has ever seen a
more abundant crop or finer quality of
mud than our streets now boast, let him
stand up aud be heard or forever after
hold his peace. 1t is simply immense
and it takes hustling to keep the eros
sings so that they are crossable without a
iohnboat or other craft.
Charley Weaver's many friends in
chis section win be sorry to learn of the
heavy loss he sustained by the burning,
on Friday last, of his extensive bottling
works, situated on the South Side, Oil
City. The main building occupied a
space of lOOxl6O feet and contained ma
chinery and other paraphernalia for man
ufacturing and bottling soft drinks, val
ued at several thousand dollars, all OF
which was destroyed. Mr.. Weaver esti-
mates his loss at $4,000 to $4,000, with
an insurance of S6,OOO While the loss is
a heavy one and the insurance compar-
atively light, Charley says he will pre-
pare immediately to rebuild the plant.
Have you seen the Artist Albums
given with one dozen Photographs at the
Sires Studio? Don't fail to get one. II