The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-04-13
LOCAL AND MISCELLA NEOUS.
oil market S.75.

The clothing trade is good ut Hop
kins store. The reason IS easily guessed.
Get all you can for your money. See
what Miles q Armstrong will give you
for cash. 1t.
Try pair of those Strootman shoes
at Hopkins store and you'll never have
any other. 1t.
-Eastertide absorbed the surplus hen
fruit, and for time at least, the market
will be fresher.
Robinson has received fine assort-
ment OF shirt waists, detachable collars,
latest plaids and stripes. 1t
Since the little weather l,'rtation be-
tween March's exit and Aprils advent
we've had some very fine days.
An habitual "rubber neck" is pret-
ty small potato but the telephone Grub
ber neck" is the juiciest peach yet.
You know how to prove the pudding.
Hopkins guarantees every pair of shoes
to i've worth the price paid. You take no
chances. 1t.
The best plow for all kinds of soil is
the New Burch, and when you buy a
New Buroh you take no risk, as every
part is guaranteed. G. Amann, agent,
Tionesta, Pa. 1t.
Trailing arbutus is now at its sweet
est, and mony's the young folk that go
trailing over the hills these pleasant
April days in search OF the most fragrant
of all wild flowers.
List of letters remaining uncalled for
in the Tionesta, Pa, post office, for the
week ending April 10, 1898: Mr.. b. V.
Egbert, Mr.. G. NJ. Miller, Tionesta Re
fining Co. d. S. KNOX, P. M.
"A word to farmers; When you have
tried all other plows and found them un-
satisfactory, try New Burch and you
will have the best plow in the market.
For sale by C. Amann, Tionesta, Pa. 1t.
The Titusville World says it "has re-
ceived an Easter poem which describes
hen so vividly that when thrown in the
waste basket it layed there" We see no
need of cackling over small matter
like that.
In the line of fresh, new vegetables
and tropical fruits, Amsler certainly
takes the lead. At his new store stock
will be found that can't be excelled. His
cigars and tobcco are selected with a
view to please. Drop in and get what
you want at smallest possible cost. 1t.
Capt. Geo. Stow Post of this place has
already begun its arrangement of pro-
gram for Memorial Day observance, and
has invited Judge Lindsey, the new Pres
ident of our courts, to deliver the oration
on that occasion. 1t is hoped the Judge
may find it possible to accept this invi-
tation.
Prof. Speer is receiving many appli-
cations for admission to his Summer
School, which will begin May 3, next
Those intending to take this course, which
is specially designed for those who are
fitting themselves for teaching, should
make application at once, as the number
that can be accommodated is limited.
The floating boat house that has been
used by the Oil City Boat Club has be-
come so dilapidated that an order was
given j. NJ. Morgan, of Tionesta, last
week for new boat house which will be
made entirely of pine, and twenty-five
feet wide by one hundred long, with a
cabin running the entire length OF the
boat. With the additional new members
the club expects a number of new and
handsome boats added to their fleet this
season.-Blizzdrd.
w. A. Grove finished new well on
his Dawson Run lease, the G. 0. Baird
tract, last Saturday. 1t was shot Mon
day and is calculated to be good for ten
barrels, but will start off at fifty. Grove
Bros. will begin a we'll this week on the
Hoovler place, Hunter Run, for the Tio'
nesta Gas company. 1t is intended tc
ascertain if possible what the gas SAND
in that locality amounts to. The well or
Crop Hill, by Cooper, Reck q Co., will
be finished next week, with no bad luck
ALI of Gene Yetter's many friends ir
this section will read the following from
the Marienville Express with pleasure
e. A. Yettor. manager of the Marienvill
Hardware and Machine Co., has the new
machine shop running. This shop wa
built to replace the one destroyed by fir
in December. Although the loss was I
serious one, and Mr.. Yetter was paid bu
little over half the insurance he was car
rying, he has gone ahead and erected
large shop, has it equipped with betto
machinery than the old one, and is bet
ter prepared than ever to turn out worl
promptly. The power for the machin
shop is furnished by an eight horse pow
er gas engine that is beauty and call
out expressions of admiration from al
who have seen it run. The Marienvill
Machine Shop has been great conve
nience to the people of this section in th
past, and it is reasonable to expect tina
the same liberal patronage will be ex
tended to it in the future.
"A beautiful and strong rocking chai
given free with $1,000 cash purchase q
Miles & Armstrong;. 1t.