The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-08-17
LOCAL AND MISCELLA NEOUS.
oil market S.97.

Mites C Armstrong;. 1t
"A new paper roof has been placed on
the w. N. Y. & p. depot at this place.
Hopkins still has few pairs of those
bargain shoes. They are worth looking
at. IL
The 9th of October has been fixed
upon as Pennsylvania day at the Omaha
exposition.
The 18th regiment has been furnished
with Krag-Jorgensen rifles since going
to Porto Rico.
This is the month for bargains at
Hopkins store. The price is selling the
goods there now. 1t
The Chautauqua excursion was well
patronized from this place last Thursday,
80 tickets being sold.
OF the 266 men who lost their lives
in the explosion of the Maine, 80 were
members of the 1. o. o. f.
When person wants city paper,
about the first thing he does is to pay for
it. Why not treat your country paper
the same way ?-BoliUdr Breeze.
The Erie annual conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church will be held
at Franklin, Sept. 81. Bishop Merrill, of
Chicago. will be the presiding officer.
The Queen Esther Circle will hold
their reading meeting at the home Of
Miss Name Fitzgerald, Friday evening,
Aug. 10 All are invited to be present.
-Murton Mealey got his right knee
cap quite badly sawed by getting it
against tho band saw in the mantel works
last Thursday, but he is able to he on
duty again.
Pants down-at such low prices that
there exists no excuse why you should
not wear them. Working pants at 5Oc to
sl.5O. Dress-up pants, sl.5O to $500, at
Miles & Armstrong;. IL
The Warren Mail, one of our most
valued exchanges, was fifty years old
last Wednesday. The Mail is very bright
for its age and is a welcome visitor to
our table. May it make century run
without puncture.
Babies, quick as wink. Our popu-
lar baby days will be continued during
the month of August. All babies half
price every Wednesday. Amateur sup
plies. CHAPPELLs STUDIO,
s-s-4t Oil City, Pa.
AT the regular meeting of the Wet.
u. next Tuesday afternoon, Aug. 23d, at
o'clock, the election of officers for the
ensuing year will take place. 1t is re-
quested that all the members of the
Union be present at this important meet
ing.
You can not go amiss in advising
YOUR friends to attend school at Clarion.
DO not hesitate to influence someone to
90 to O good school. You may De the
means of changing his whole life for the
better. Have your friend send for cat
alogue, furnished free.
The survivors of the l69th Regiment
p. ", composed of companies from Ven
ango, Erie, Crawford, Butler, Clarion
Lawrence and Mercer counties, will hole
their second annual reunion on Tuesday
Aug. 3Oth, at Exposition Park, Conneau
Lake. A full attendance of all survivors
with history of comrades, is earnestly re
quested.
"A number of our boys who have 9TH
! fever went up to West Hickory las
! Saturday and crossed bats with min
,, from Fagundus. The game was yer.
interesting one and enjoyed by all tn
: "fans" present, the score standing o to
in favor of our boys. Since start ha
been made why not lay out good dia
Z mond ON the island and baves a fey
$ games here?
10000 fine pedigreed strawberr
: plants for sale cheap. Stock from life
t time grower of berries in the west. A
= new this spring. Haverland, Clyde, WI
son, Crecent, Marshall, Cumberland, an
= others-varieties WHICH have prove
themselves adapted to this climate an
soil. Ready for immediate delivery va
be bug here in morning and reach III
!, nesta same day, thus insuring nice crc
first season. Address at once.
If E. G. SHEARMAN, Tidioute, Pa.
The old eighty-third regiment, P.
l., will hold reunion at Waterford, Pa
!. on September 1st. The citizens of Wate
L ford are making preparations to ente
tain the survivors of the valiant regimen
in fine style and it is hoped that all o.
:. comrades who possibly can will he in a
+ tendance. Following is list of the su
+ vivors who reside in this vicinity: Car
!, y D. S. Knox, Lieut.. D. w. Clark, Cor
VIM. Lawrence, ]. ii. Wentworth, G.
le Hill, Tionesta; Jonathan Albaugh, v
p. Siggins, George Huddleson, We
Hickory; VIM. Albaugh, Daniel Rustic
Charles II. Albaugh. James Hunter, Ea
Hickory; Charles G. Vangieson, Geo.
a McCalmont A. J. McCalmont, Presiden
is George Hindman, Kellettville; Nichols
" Weant, Nebraska; Chris topher Zuendl
u Newtown) Mills; Joseph Pettigrew, FL
deavOr. John II Rerlin Whip Hill