The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-07-13
-Oil market S.94 .

Oil market S.94.
-You can get it at Hopkins store. If.
Bargains in "Ends" at Miles & Arm
strongs.
Found "A pair of ladies' black mits
Inq uire at this office.
"A suit of crash for little cash at
Miles &Armstrong's.
&C. p. Bucklin has been recommend
ed as postmaster at Tidioute.
New shipment of mems summer
work pants at Miles & Armstrong;.
See the July bargains on clothing
'm- maze EQnkins' store tkis month.
Hon. con &. n oi net has recommended
w. NJ. McKim as postmaster at Oil oity.
-Raspberries are ripening very fast
and the crop is immensely large this
year.
About thirty ofour people took in
Buffalo Bills wild west show at Oil City
last Friday.
i'm Bradford the national hymn, "My
Country, 'Tis of Thee" is sung instead Of
the doXology.
July is none ofyour dull months at
Hopkins store. They make the price
move the goods, 1t
--Amsler has few fireworks left and
when you want to celebrate the next
American victory come in. 1t
The new Free Methodist church
which is being completed at Tylersburg
will be dedicated on the oath inst.
Hawaii is now a part of the United
States, but before we make it State for
heavens sake lets change the name.
The Epworth League will give free
patriotic entertainment next Monday
evening at 1880 o'clock in the M. E.
church.
Hereafter the Sunday train will leave
here for Oil City in the evening an hour
later, the shedule having been changed
from to o'clock.
--Raspberries are now in the market
and Amsler is ready to take your order
for berries for canning. Order early and
get the best berries. 1t
We are indebted to U. S. Senator
Boies Penrosc for a valuable pamphlet of
information relative to the climate of
Cuba and the weather of Manila.
Beautiful sovenir picture given free
with each sitting this week at Sres' Stu
dio, Tionesta. Gallery open Friday and
Saturday as usual. Satisfaction guaran
teed. 1t
Those of our citizens who would be
intensely patriotic can now have the op-
portunity of papering their houses with
the national colofs. There is new paper
with the American flag on it just out.
List of letters remaining uncalled for
in the Tionesta, Pa, post office, for the
week ending Juno Is, 1898 : Miss Mary
Liebrum, Mr.. John Frain.
d. S. KNOX, p. NJ.
-LosT.-On Vine street, between the
residences of John Hood and Mrs. Rach-
ell Noble, ladies pocketbook, containing
eighteen dollars in money. Tho finder
will please return same to Mrs. Rachel
Noble.
All marriage licenses must bear 10
cent revenue stamp. The marriage GER
tificate must also bear one of the stamps
and the Justice or clergyman performing
the cermony must see that the stamps
are attached.
Judge Taylor of Franklin met with
narrow escape while out hunting in But
Ter county last week. he was walking
along, gun in hand, when he triPped anC
fell, the gun discharging and blowing of
the tops of two of his fingers.
"A new counterfeit 80 cent piece has
made its appearance. 1t is made of LEAF
with some glass in its composition Il
give it the necessary ring, but it is sof
and light in weight. The color is goo
and the workmanship exceedingly fine
making it bard to detect.
-Clothi Top shoes at Miles & Arm
strong's.