The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-06-15
LOCAL AND MISCELLA NEOUS.
oil market $50.
Watch Tionesta July Fourth.

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day. Come to Tionesta.
Another lot of ladies' wrappers just
arrived at Hopkins store. 1t
The Children's Day collection in the
NJ. e. church amounted to ovar Sl3.
buy your suit at Miles ~ Arm
strong's. Best at low prices. 1t
The bridge which spans the Alle-
gheny river at Emlenton will soon be
declared free.
The EpwQrth League will hold a
special business meeting next Thursday
evening after prayer meeting.
-Sires studio, Tionosta, Pa, will be
open every Friday and Saturday.
If. T.J. O'SHEA, Manager.
The fruit and vegetable season is now
on in earnest and you can get anything
in that line that you want at Amsler's. 1t
Hopkins sells everything to eat or
wear. You can find just what you want
there, and you have an assortment to Sc
lect from. III
The ball talked of for the Fourth of
July is in no way connected with the eel
ebration being organized by citizens of
Tionesta.
Tho Free Methodists will hold an all
day meeting at Newmansville on Jnly
4th. Several prominent preachers will be
in attendance.
-Cervera may still be bottled up on
July 4th at Santiago De Cuba, but Tio-
nesta will be open to the world, with
banners flying.
The Queen Ester Circle will hold q
meeting in the League room next FRIDAY
evening at 1880 o'clock. All are cordially
invited to attend.
The Forest county reserves hope to
leave for the front soon after the Fourth
of July. They are making excellent pros
gress in their military tactics.
The Fire Works at the coming
Fourth of July will do credit to a large
city. Nothing of the kind has ever been
seen even in Oil City or Titusville.
-Amslers store is headquarters for
fruit and vegetables and his stock is al
ways fresh and of tho best that the mark
ct affords, and the prices cannot be beaten
anywhere. 1t
Every psrsen having a wheel and
willing to join in tine Fourth of July par
ade should notify ID. w. Clark as early as
possible, as flags of uniform size will be
furnished each wheel for the parade.
The Oil City fair grounds were
opened last Thursday, and if the associa-
ton takes as much pains in securing at
fractions this fall as they did for the open
ing we will have good fair near home.
The Finance Committee raised the
money necessary for fire works and 9TH
or expenses In single day. Everybody
is patriotic this year and pulling together
for a grand Fourth of July celebration.
Until October 1st tho w. N. Y. Il p
Ry. will run a regular Sunday train be-
tween Oil City and Tionesta, under the
following time schedule: Leave Oil City
at 900, arrive at Tionesta at 9:45 a. m.
leave Tionesta at 1000, arrive at Oil City
at 1O:45 a. m. Leave Oil City at 700, ar
rive at Tionesta at 7:45 p. M; leave Tio
nesta at 500, arrive at Oil City at s:4I
p. m. IT,
Hereafter the Sires Studio, Tionesta
will be conducted by Mr.. J. W. Sires
personally, and will be open OIL Frida.
only OF each week until further notice
Mr.. Sires has been making photograph
about forty years, and enjoys very en-
viable reputation as one of the best Pho
tographers in Wester Pennsylvania
This is golden opportunity for the peo
pie of Tionesta and vicinity to get strict
ly first-class pictures at moderate rates.
The semi-annual election of officer
ofthe Epworth League was held in tn
NJ. e. church June 6, resulting as follows
Pres, Mrs. Derrickson 1st V. p. Dept. Q
Spiritual Work, G. Y. Donnell; I'd V. 2
Dept. of Mercy and Help, Mrs. ]. r
Morgan; Sd V. p. Dept. of Literar.
Work, Claudia Graham 4th V..P. Dept
of Social Work, John Jamison; Sec
} Blanche Hunter Treas, Chas. DeWalt
Pres. of Junior League Dept, Mrs A
Carson.
The organization of the Tionesta Gu
: Club was effected on Saturday last, wit
: an enrolment of ten or twelve members
Officers were elected as follows: Presi
dent, J. e. Wenk; Secretary, Geo. /
Robinson; Treasurer, ]. G. Scowden
Field Captain, f. G. Rutledge. The mem
bership was fixed at 81. All who al
fond OF the shot gun with its attendar
sports, and are willing to abide by sue
rules as are usually adopted for the gov
ernment of gentleman's club of thi
nature, are invited to become members
A number ofthe boys have INDUCED j
the practice of shooting clay pigeon
within the past couple of weeks, with n
suits which rather astonished themselve
and the outlook for some nice sport
this line during the coming season
very good.