The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-01-26
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
-Oil market S.65.

-Oll market goo.
-You can get it at Hopkins store. IT,
Prices cut one-half-on leather boots
at Hopkins store. 1t
still lots of goods at Miles & Arm
strong's. 1t.
Another lot of outing flannel wrap
pers Just received at Robinson's. 1t.
New telephones have been placed in
the Prothonotarys office, and at Heath d
Killmer's drug and grocery store.
The interior of the storeroom of G.
NJ. Whiteman on the West Side has been
frightened up by a coat of white paint.
We have no excuse to offer but to
get what money we can out of broken
stock. See bargain prices at Miles u
Armstrong;. 1t.
"A Iadys fascinator was picked up on
the street and left at this office, where the
owner can have same by calling and iden-
tifying the garment
The Senior Y. P. S. @. e. of the Pres
byterian church will give a dime social
at the residence of VIM. Smearbaugh on
Friday evening, Jan. %.
-Tionesta's Anti-cigarette League will
meet in the Presbyterian church, this
Wednesday eve. Every member of the
League is earnestly requested to be pres
ent. All others are cordially invited.
Attention is directed to the card of
DIR. j. G. Dunn, who has located in Tio-
nesta for the practice of his profession.
DIR. Dunn comes among us well recon-
mended by leading physicians known to
our people.
Always go to Amsler for anything in
the line of vegetables or palatable eata-
bles of any kind. You always get the
best in the market, and know they are
fresh. Cigars, tobaccos and CONNECTIONS in
over-fowing quantities. 1t
List of letters remaining uncalled for
in Tionesta, Pa, post office, for the week
ending Jan. 26. 1898: Il. b. Clark, Mr..
G. f. Eminger, Mr.. ]. V. Morey, James
Wood, Mr.. Seldom Whitton, Mrs. Mat
thew Cox, Mrs. Libith Rogant, (2). D.
S. KNOX, P. NJ.
Prof Lex N. Mitchell, Principal, has
our thanks for copy of the first annual
catalogue of the Marienville. schools fol
lsg7-9s. The pamphlet of 81 pages shows
up we'll for the progress of the schools o
that place, and the enterprise of its schoo
board. The makeup of the book reflects
credit on the Express, which printed it.
james Fredickson, Tionesta's fash
ionable merchant tailor, has been hay
ing a nice run of custom since he moved
into his new and comfortable quarters OF
Elm street. Mr.. Fredrickson always ha
fine line of samples to select from, doe
his work in elegant style and his price
are very moderate when quality of good
and workmanship is considered.
The lecture of Mrs. Mary E. Lease a
the court house last Friday evening wa
attended by fairly large and very ap
preeiative audience. The w. r. c.
through whose efforts our people had tn
pleasure of hearing this gifted lady ora
ter, had very prettily decorated the rOs
trum with flags and bunting making tn
room look very cheerful. At the las
moment the speakers subject, "Signs {
tho Times" was changed to "IrelanC
her Warriors, Poets and Statesmen" an
we are not sure but this was mistake
! for the audience, while very attentiv
and apparently wonderfully interested
seemed considerably disappointed at M
having heard "what they expected to.
As has been said times without numbe
Mrs. Lease is surely a wonderful woman
Her oratory, language and style, are a
elegant and charming, giving her at a
times the closest attention of her hearer
, Her tribute to Ireland, the country
her iorefathers, could scarcely be in
proved upon. Many embraced the Of
portuuity given to shake hands aud pei
sonally converse with her after the clo'
of the lecture.
"A few jackets aud capes yet one ha
price at Miles & Armstrong;. 1t.