The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-01-12
LOCAL AND MISCEL LLANEOUS.
oil market S.65.

oil market SOS,
-You can get it at Hopkins store. tt.
Queen Esther Circle will meet in the
NJ. e. church next Friday evening.
Ray, son of r. A. Ch.lds, fell while
skating the other day, and broke his
collar bone.
The w. C. T. U. of this place has
moved its headquarters to rooms over
the Citizens National Bank.
Two new phones have been added to
the line of the Forest Telephone company
within the past week in Tionesta. They
are No. 27, Rev. J. V. McAninch; No.
80, the depot.
The building boom inaugurated in
Tionesta during last season has by no
means subsided, but promises to con-
tinue during the coming summer, or as
soon as spring weather will permit.
Fruit. Vegetables, oysters, candies,
nuts, cigars, tobies, tobacco canned goods
and other groceries, aud all fresh and re-
liable, at Amsler's. No fancy prices,
but everything sold on its merits. Call
We observe with more or less con-
! Germ that number of our brother editors
are much worried over the reported ap-
pearance in business circles OF very
dangerous counterfeit Sl00 silver cir.
| tificate. Dangerous and all as it is We
are not afraid of the best 800 bill
ever printed, with both hands tied be-
hind our back.
The Ridgway star says that Fred X
Rockwell and Patsy Banya, the con
demned Elk county murderers, will
probably have to hang. Their attorneys
on account of lack of money, have de-
cided to drop the idea of carrying theil
cases to the Supreme Court. The date
for the execution of the men has not ye
been named by Governor Hastings.
--"Melodia" is pretty new publica
ton which should have a place in al
homes where there are young children
made up as it is, of beautiful songs aHC
melodies for the school and the home
1t is bound in neat pamphlet form anC
is bound to make hit at first sight. Tht
price is 40 cents, and it can be had b,
addressing the Melodia Co., ToledO-on
the Maumee.
The Franklin Nei0S has figured tha
about one ton of gold and three tons o
silver and platinum are plugged int
peoples teeth in this country every year
These pluggings are valued at $4,000,
00O As the filings are not removed a
death, it is evident that about that amour
of the money metals is buried ever
year and retired permanently from tn
possibility of circulation.
Jake Guiton of Guitonville brOugh
in a number of wildcat scalps during tn
week, on which he received 81 bount
each 1t was reported that he also kille,
wolf on Bear creek, but Jake wi
smile with his friends when he hears thi
piece of wild west news. He is a pract
cal sort of fellow and wouldn't kill
wolf if he had two chances, for there's IA
bounty on 'em W. believe.
In his old age Peter Cooper, of Ne
York, who was worth millions, all hon
estly earned. said OF newspapers. al
all towns where anewspaper is publishe
every man should advertise in it,
nothing more than card stating b
name and the business he is engaged il
1t not only pays to advertise, but let's IL
people at a distance know the town
which you reside is a prosperous commit
nifty of business men,"
A well which Proper Bros. drilled G
the Thromos Payne lot, at Crown, Cla
ion county in the early spring of la
year, turns out TO be quite fair produce
At the time it was completed the sho'
of oil was very small but it was quite
gasser, and was turned over to loe
company in that vicinity which turu'
it into the line where the well assisted i
the supply Of gas to the local consumer
Lately the gas has been followed by
How of oil in such quantities as TO mai
quite good paying producer