The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1897-03-31

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Examine Robinson's wall paper
New stock. New patterns. 1t
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Watson,
Nebraska, Pa, March "a, 1897, a son.
If Fitz did lick Corbett it is evident
that he didn't give him the lockiaw.
Summer shirts and neckwear. Also
children's nobby suits at Miles & Arm
strong's. 1t
Five new members were taken into
the Free Methodist church last Sunday
evening.
The best line of mems heavy shoes
ever offered, now on sale at Miles 6
Armstrong; Prices are lower than be-
fore. II
This is the time of year that every
body wants shoes, and the place 20 buy
them is where you get the best for the
least money. Try Hopkins. 1t
Don't forget that Heath Il Killmer
have a large and elegant line of Queens
ware on hand, and it is going fast. Make
your selections while the assortment is
large. II
or the S,462 patents issued in the
three months ending Dec. 81. over 900
related in some way to bicycles, and vet
some people say the bicycle has not come
to stay.
Arrangements are being made by the
local League to send delegates to the In
ternational Epworth League convention
which will be held in Toronto. Ont.
April 1918.
Steve Bush and Joe and Charley
Salsgiver claim to have the record for
catching suckers this season. They
landed string of forty-one nice large
ones on Monday.
Will. Mcconnell, the temperance
apostle is conducting a series Of meetings
at Cory. AT the meetings finished at
New Brighton recently more than 1000
signed the pledge.
The subject of Rev. Buzza's sermon
in the NJ. e. church next Sunday even
ing will be "Christian Perfection" He
will preach on the same subject at Ne
braska Sunday morning.
The Wheeler e. Dusenbury mill at
Endeavor, which has been shut down for
the past two months, expects 10 resume
operations next Monday. Who saws
prosperity is not returning?
When you want garden seeds, flower
seeds or onion sets go to Amsler He
has large assortment and they are all
fresh Seeds Fresh vegetables, fruit,
confectionery and cigars and tobacco al
ways on hand. 1t
Louis Streuber of Erie is the fish
| commissioner of this, the 9th district,
composed of the counties of Elk, Erie,
Mercer, Clarion, Potter, Forest, Craw-
ford, Venango, Jefferson, Cameron, Nc
Kean and Warren.
The county commissioners of Craw-
ford and Warren counties have proposed
to the county commissioners of Mexican
county to erect workhouse Jointly for
the three counties, the cost of the build
ing and maintenance to he divided be-
tween the counties.
AT the regular meeting of Capt Geo.
Stow Post, 274, 6. A. r., last Wednesday
evening it was decided that thev would
hereafter meet in the A. o. u. w. hall
and that they would meet on the lst and
Sd Monday evenings of the month in
| stead of on Wednesdays.
An infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dennis Shields, of ST. Marys, o., died at
the home of Mrs. Shields mother, Mrs.
James York, of Central avenue, on
Wednesday afternoon. The child was II
months old and catarrhal fever was the
cause of death. Derrick.
L. Fulton, our expert harnessmake er,
is at present busily engaged in making
two sets of heavy harness for the Carter
Oil Company, which are to be used in the
Sistersville oil field If Tionesta is a
small town the outside world knows
where to get good work done.
Arrangements for the celebration of
the unveiling of the Grant monument
on April 9th are being rapidly and sue
! cessfully completed. 1t is now certain
that the occasion will be one of the great
est naval, military and civic demonstra-
tiOns ever seen in New York City.
The mayor of Bowling Green, Ohio,
got woefully drunk recently and
was taken to the city bastile, where he
spent the night. In the morning he ar
raigned himself before himself, and
fined himself five dollars and costs. It's
a wonder he didn't suspend sentence.
Judge Greer of Butler county, has
decided that shooting matches where tur-
keys and chickens were put up TO be shot
for were contests of skill and as such did
not come under the law prohibiting gam
bling, but if money were bet on the re-
sull it would be gambling and should be
returned to court.
Mrs. J. w. Landers of the firm of
f. Walters IL Co., will return Satur-
day from Pittsburg, where she has been
for the past two weeks studying the
latest modes of hat trimming, and she
will bring large stock of spring milli-
merry with her. The ladies may look out
for grand display at the Faster opening.
In our notice of the w. c. II. U. So
cial last week we made an error in the
! date as well as in the name OF the social.
The social is to be this Wednesday eve
ming aud it is "due" social and every
body is invited. Don't let the name of
the social frighten you, as it is only the
members OF the Union that are expected
to pay their dues.
The address given by Miss Mosher of
North East at the NJ. f. church of Mar
| ienvillo, March IS, was well received,
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