The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-03-09
LOCAL AND MISCELLA NEOUS.

-Oll market S.oZ
You can get it at Hopkins store. If.
-Wepredict an early spring 20.
AS it always does, Easter falls on
Sunday this year.
Glover and timothy and all kinds of
garden seeds at Robinson's. It.
Queen Esther Circle will meet at the
home of Mrs. A. Carson Friday evening,
March 11th,
The ground hog is not good weather
prognosticator, as winter comes and goes
about every week.
--Jno. w. Black, of Howe township, is
| this week announced as a candidate for
Assembly, subject to Republican usages.
Subject at NJ. E. church next Sunday
evening, Goods poor" Rev. Buzza will
begin revival services at Golinza, Monday
evening.
-wanted--A person to take care Of an
invalid lady. Work light. Reasonable
wages paid. Inquire at the post office,
Tionesta, Pa.
House cleaning is coming again.
Then you will want new wall paper.
Don't buy until you see the new designs
at Hopkins store. 1t
The anti-cigarette league will meet
Wednesday, March 9th, i'll the Presby-
terian church. Election OF officers for The
ensuing year will take place.
List of letters remaining uncalled for
in Tionesta, Pa, post office, for the week
ending Mar. 9, 1898 Miss Grace Brant,
Mrs. C. H. Guyer. d. S. KNOX, P. M.
X. G. Herth's new domicile on May
street, the carpenter work on which was
begun week ago Monday, is now being
plastered, and Kory expects to occupy it
by the first of April.
There's nothing in the line OF choice
fruits, vegetables, etc which you cannot
find at Amsler's. Likewise fine assort-
ment of cigars and tobacco. All goods
fresh and wholesome. Call around. If.
"A house on May street belonging to
j. c. Bowman has been repaired and is
now receiving a new coat of paint, which
adds to the already attractive features OF
one of the most beautiful cross streets in
town.
Mrs. Permilla Moore, whose house,
situated aboutthree miles up Hunter Run
was damaged by fire a short time ago
received a check yesterday for $685.
through Arner & Sons insurance agency
covering her loss.
OF the last Is children born in Brad
ford, Pa, 10 are boys. The Star says this
is regarded as an unfailing sign of war
Nature seems, as it were, to prepare fol
the thinning out process that the male
population is to undergo.
} The w. @. II. U. of Endeavor held Z
memorial meeting tor Miss Frances vii
| lard March 1st, at their headquarters,
The meeting was led by Mrs. Geo. Tay'
lor, assisted by Mrs. II. Mexican, Supt
of evangelistic work. The attendance wa
good.
: Wheeler & pusenbury sent from
3 their mill at Endeavor last Monday BIZ
shipment of pine for spars. The stick
' were one hundred feet long, straight
beautiful pieces. They were sent to tn
Cleveland Ship company at Lorrain, c
-Tfdioute NelVS.
I, The we'll being drilled by Bradish
/ Brown on Hun ter Run, half mile fron
0 the west end of the river bridge at thi
o place, is down about 400 feet. The am
ber oil sand in which they expected
showing of oil, was dry, and they are &c
- ing to a depth of 600 or 700 feet befor
abandoning their venture.
x ir. att
IS dance at the funeral of the late Mrs. j.
Il Chadwick: Mr.. and Mrs. @. +. Walker
i Erie, son-in-law and daughter of do
1t ceased b. E. Castle, Tryonville, Pa,
d brother Mrs. Emeline Gillett, ofMerce
u Pa, a sister; w. 1. Gillett, of New Castle
nephew Mrs. w. e. Hyde, of WarreI
niece.
The ice houses of the Hotel Agne'
and the Central House have been file
!. with fine quality of Chautauqua LAX
ice, the proprietors having failed to g
their harvest while it was to be had frol
J, the river and creek. 1t makes the priC
a little high to shipit in from a distanC
at this season of the year, but it must
had.
L If the weather continues to gro
warmer as it has in the past week Or s.
the familiar "knee-deep" of the mars
=, frog and the melodious warble of the rec
t breast might soon break the stiffness
4 these semi-wintry evenings and nigh
" with no degree of improperly, TeminC
~ ing us of approaching spring and see
ne time,
We learn from Titusyille paper Tn
an agent of the Keystone Mining Con
- pany, which is to operate for gold at Ii
tie Cooley, Crawford county, has place
about 1900 shares Of the company
y stock in Franklin and Oil City. Wor
will be commenced at the Crawford coul
ty Klondike about April l. Here's hol
!. ing that the date is not chosen with refe
ence TO those who have invested Fran
lin NeiUS.
} -RobinsOn's shoes are pleasing con
bination OF style, durability and price.