The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-09-14
LOCAL AND MISCELLA NEOUS.
oil market 81.

klnS store. II
Tablets and pencils and all school
supplies at Amsler's. If
The latest in jackets, capes, and col
leretts at Hopkins store. 1t
The EUening Courier is the name Of
new Democratic daily recently started in
Titusville.
Quite severe frosts have been report
ed from German Hill, but no damage
done as yet.
"A good house and lot on Elm street
for sale cheap. For particulars inquire
of p. NJ, Clark. If
The Queen Esther circle will hold
their reading meeting next Friday even
ing at Mrs. A. Carson's.
Joseph f. Matt, the piano tuner of
Buffalo, N. Y, will be in town in short
time to do piano tuning. If
After man gets married he can Gre
ate a positive sensation any time by ap-
pearing in new suit of clothes.
Tho peach season is now in full blast
and you should leave your order early
with Amsler and get the finest fruit. 2t
-Ifyou look at the stacks of clothing
on the counters at Hopkins store, you
will think they are in the clothing busi-
ness. IL
We are indebted to Hon. w. c. Arm
old, the popular congressman from this
district, for copies of the abstract of the
census of 1890.
Have you seen the latest catalogue of
the Clarion Normal? Write for one.
Read it and note the many points of ad-
vantage 1t offers.
In chilly weather the enthusiastic
wheelman rides to put his blood in cir
cuati0n and so get warm. In the hot
weather he rides to make a breeze to
keep him cool.
Every Republican voter should see
at once that his taxes are paid. Remem-
ber you must either pay in person or
give some one written order to pay for
you. Verbal orders will not go.
Subscriptions to the Stewarts Run
Free Methodist church can be paid to
either J. G.. Bromley, Stewarts Run, Pa,
or F. w. McClelland. Tionesta.
f. w. MoCLELLAND, P. G.
Fruit, fruit, fruit till you can't rest,
at A msler's, and he not only has the larg-
est assortment, but the finest grades in
town. His goods arrive fresh every day
and can be relied on. Prices are the
lowest. 1t
"A catch problem is going the rounds
as follows: Mrs. Y had eight apples.
which she wished to divide equally
amoug her nine children how did she do
it? The answer is that she made the fruit
into apple sauce.
The size of anything has nothing to
do with its significance. The little yellow
label on your paper is small thing, but
it is vastly important that the last two
figures on it correspond with the present
or succeeding year.
"A wonderfully perfect counterfeit
government silver certificate has beer
discovered IN Philadelphia. 1t is a Sl0I
denomination note. Editors Of country
newspapers should beware of this dan
gerous counterfeit.
Mems clothes made to order, as they
should be made, for one-third less thai
inferior goods are purchased for else
where. Coats tried on before finishing.
J. G.. BIeoNY, Agent,
If Tionesta, Pa.
AS milk producer, Miller & Sibley
of Franklin, Pa, have cow that ha
beaten all records. In thirty-one days
beginning May % and ending June 24tl
she gave total of zoos pounds of milk
, She is bred from the best imported Jer
sey stock.
The baptismal service Sunday after
noon Just above the river bridge, whic
was held in connection with the F. NJ
quarterly-meetlng, was witnessed b
hundreds of people. Elder d. B. Tobe
ofliciated, and seven were baptized, fiv
by immersion and two by sprinkling.
Edward Conger, another ofTionesta'
young lads, is the third victim With
three weeks to require the attention {
the surgeon. While at play Monda
night he fell so hard that the bone of IN
left arm was broken just above th
: wrist, DR.. Bowman gave the necessar
surgical relief.
: The use of disinfectants at this seaso
] of the year cannot be too strongly recon
mended. A small outlay in this line ma
n prevent much sickness, anxiety and su
pense. People should see that the
premises are kept clean and free frol
unpleasant odors. The free use of lin
p is especially recommended.
The sixty-third session of the Er
Conference of the Methodist Episcop
T, Church will convene in Franklin, SEP
q, at nine a. IN. Bishop Stephen n
Merrill, d. D., L. L. D., of Chicago, III
, will preside. About one week will
required to attend to the annual busine
of the Conference. There are betwet
two and three hundred travelling preacl
ers besides the visiting brethren.