The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-01-19
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Oil market $.65.
-You can get it at Hopkins store. If.
Cash is king at Miles q Armstrong;.
Shoes at Hopkins at your own price
almost. IT,
Don't miss the $500 suit at Miles IL
Armstrong;. It,
Mrs. Lease at the Court House next
Friday night.
Fifty per cent offfo cash on ladies'
capes and jackets at Miles & Armstrong;.
Don't fail to hear Mrs. Lease at tie
court house next Friday night, and go
early if you would secure good seat.
Too many shoes at Hopkins has ru-
ined prices, and they're going like hot
cakes. Don't be too long about it or you
will not get in on the deal. 1t.
Stow Post of this place is arranging
with Rev. J. II. Zinn, popular lecturer
for two lectures in the first week of
March. Mr.. Zinn's theme is "Prison
Life" and his lectures are said to be very
interesting.
The subject at the NJ. f. CHURCH next
Sunday evening will be the Seventh
Commandment. A short meeting at Ne
braska resulted in II conversions. Rev.
Buzza will begin a series of meetings at
this place one week from next Sunday
evening.
The w. c. II. u. will give mothers
reception in honor of Madam Hillard's
birthday, at the home of Mrs. 5. II.
Haslet, Wednesday afternoon, January
26, at O'Clock. Light refreshments will
be served and silver offering will be
taken.
When it is to be had anywhere in this
latitude you can get it at Amsler's, that
| is, anything in the line of green groceries.
His vegetables are always the freshest
and best and so are his oysters His
stock of confectiOns, cigars aud tobacco
needs no recommendation. 1t.
While the ice crop was not heavy
nor of very excellent quality, still anum-
ber of our people who own ice houses
and must have the ice, sort of regret that
they did not put up of such as was to be
he'd. The prospects are little slim Tor
another crop this season, though you
can't always tell.
List OF letters remaining uncalled for
in Tionesta, Pa, post office, for the week
ending Jan. 10, 1898: Mr.. S. e. Albaugh,
Rev. Harry Bullock, August Charleston,
90, Mr.. James Elliott, Mr. Herbert
Hart, Mr.. C. X. Hickory, Jim Holams,
John A. Noe, Len Range, Mr.. Andy
Wolfe, Miss Marie Early, Miss Maud
Small. d, S. KNOX, p. NJ.
David r. Kenner, for a number o
years engineer on the little railroad of l.
S. Clough ce Co., in jerks TOWNSHIP, wal
found dead in his bed at the boarding
house at the numbering town OF Cloughs
on Wednesday morning of last week
The deceased was a single man age(
about 40 years. The remains were takei
to his home in York State for burial.
The Sigel Normal Academy vii
open April 4th, 1898, for a term Of l
Q weeks, with II. X. Steele, as prlncipa
and S. A. Hetrick assistant; and all VIII
desire TO attend a summer school that
both practical and progressive, shoul
give it their favorable consideration
Location is pleasant and rates low. Fo
further particulars address II. X. Steele
47ON. NJ. St., Meadville, Pa.
The young ladies of this place met d
the residence of Miss June Herman to re
, organize the Arbutus Club, yesterday al
ternoon. The following officers wer
elected for the ensuing term; President
Edith Hopkins Vice President, Berth
Vought; Secretary, June Herman; As
sistant Secy, Florence Fultoni Treas
Alice Arner; Guard, Katie Osgoodi As
sistant Guard, Evlyn Clark; Chaplain
Helen Smearbaughi Assistant Chaplain
Nettie Clark.
From the sheep direct to the SUI
makes clothing cheap at Miles a Arm
strong's. ].