The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-02-16
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
.Oil market S.65.

strong's. 1t.
Seq the new stock of Jardinieros and
cuspidors at Heath & Killmer's. 1t.
-Meadville thinks she'll have electric
cars running by the first of April.
Best goods for the least money you
will always find at Miles & Armstrong;.
Another job lot of those cheap glass
tumblers just received at Heath & Kill
mer's. 1t.
The Lenten season begins one week
from to-day. Easter Sunday falls on
April 10th this year.
DIR. fowler of Marlenville is this
week announced for Assembly, subject
to Republican usages.
When you buy groceries of Heath g.
Killmer you not only get the best, but
the freshest in the market. 1t.
Those who failed to get their ice gar
nered last week are turning longing eyes
toward Chautauqua lake for their supply.
Gold is not wealth nor medicine
health, but you preserve both by buying
Clothing at Miles 81 Armstrong;. 1t
John r. Osgood of the borough is an
nounced this week as candidate for
County Treasurer, subject to Republican
ussges.
The announcement of Calvin NJ. Ar
of the borough, for County Treasurer,
subject to Republican usages, appears in
this issue.
Remember the dime social at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. 1. L. Dean, this
evening, for benefit of w. r. c. organ
fund. A cordial invitation to all.
VIM. Lawrence has succeeded in get
ting his swinging foot bridge at the
mouth of the creek in passable condition
again, aud once more feels that he is
fright in town."
Last Saturday was Lincoln's Birth
day and was observed as legal holiday
for the first time in the State of Pennsyl-
vania, many of the larger cities having
appropriate celebrations.
Editor Rogers of the Kane Repubh-
can, has enlarged his paper TO seven col
umns, an indication of prosperity which
is fully deserved, and which the vigorous
EDITORS many friends are happy to note.
Success to you.
The place to buy your fruits, veGet-
ables, confectioneries, etc is where these
goods are kept in greatest variety as well
as fresh and cheap. Amsler's is that
place. Don't forget it when hungry for
something good. 1t.
Students offending Clarion Normal
School will hereafter be required to board
in the building unless they have relatives
in town or board themselves. This
method was decided upon in order to in
crease the income of the school.
The river is again clear of ice as a re-
suit of last weeks breakup, and for few
days it reached the highest stage since
last spring. Our fine sleighing is done
for and the prospects for anything fur
ther in that line this winter are decidedly
slim.
Rev. J. H. Zinn has been secured by
Stow Post to deliver two lectures at the
Court House, March lst and ID, court
week. His theme is Southern prison
life giving much of his personal expert
ence, and those who attend may expect a
good treat.
A man named Ovid Swanson was
brought ovor by Constable Kellogg last
Thursday and lodged with Sheriff Walk
er to await trial at the coming quarter
sessions court. He is charged with
"wontonly pointing fire arms with in
tent to kill" the prosecutor being M. e.
Graybill of Sheffield junction.
The dwelling house of R. e. Moore,
on his farm on Hunter run, took fire on
Wednesday afternoon last, but before they
had gained much headway the flames
were extinguished by liberal appica-
ton of water. The damage to furniture
and building was slight, amounting to
about $50, which win be adjusted through
insurance agency of Arner q Son.
An exchange correctly says that q
newspaper may publish column after
column in laudation OF a man or firm
and they think it only duty you owe to
the public to commend them, but print
one line that can be construed as a reflec,
tion, and they are on their high horse in
minute, and all the good things you
have said count for naught, and yet q
majority of people will claim that they
like to see paper fearlessa sand outspoken
Judge Albright, of Monroe county
decided last week that woman testify.
ing in court need not divulge her age tC
crafty the whim of the opposing counsel
The witness, Miss Edith Custard, tall
and sprigbtly young lady, in answer tC
the question put TO her by an attorney as
to her age replied; 81 may be thirty fol
all you know. My age has nothing to dc
with the case, and refuse to tell you
The judge decided her answer was I
proper one. Good for Edith.
Remember that Heath q Killmel
make a specially of fine china tableware
Stock always up to date. Il.