The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-11-02
LOCAL AND MISCELLA NEOUS.

Hopkins sells the clothing and shoes.
-Amsler sells the fruits and vegetables.
Don't buy your shoes until you see
those solid ones at Hopkins. 1t
The President has named Thursday,
November "a as Thanksgiving day.
Everything as advertised or even
little better at Miles Il Armstrong;. 1t
A good house and lot on Elm street
for sale cheap. For particulars inquire
of p. NJ. Clark.
You have right to the best in under
wear, and II is to be had at Miles q Arm
strong's. III
Cooper, Reck & Co. have inst fin
ished another nice we'll the best one yet,
on their Tubbs Run lease.
-wolcott & Co. have well drilling ON
the Fred wipegasd place which will be
completed some day this week.
The amount of ladies' jackets and
capes Hopkins is selling speaks louder
than words for the style and prico.
Fruits. vegetables, oysters, tobacco
cigars, confections, canned goods, gro
ceries and the like at Amsler's. Every
thing first class.
The rabbit season is now wide open.
They are so plentiful IN this section as to
be real pest to farmers, and should
have no protection by law.
When hungry for something in the
vegetable line go to Amsler and lay in
stock. He keeps the best and freshest
always, and don't charge big prices,
either. III
The newspaper that reaches the peo-
ple in the quiet of their homes, where
plain facts can best appeal to the intel
lect, 1t is by far the most preferable me-
dium Of communication.
The town was considerably shaken
up by Halloween prankers Monday
night, but no serious damage done,
though some of the mischief perpetrated
could scarcely he called fun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur w. Grove have
invited a large party of their friends TO
assist them in the celebration other Zoth
wedding anniversary, at their pleasant
home on Friday evening, 4th inst
For Sale-A dark, dapple, iron gray
draught horse. Weight 1850. Good
driver, single or double. Any one who
wants to buy horse of this kind can try
him. H. l. ohhiN EN-
-"We've been touchedW That Is
-4sio,, ,,,not ~ nnr stock
ribbons, and we want money to buyf
more. so come and see what cash Will BUY
in the way of fall or winter hat at f.
Walters & Co.'s.
Mems clothes made to order, as they
should be made, for one-third less than
inferior goods are purchased for else
where. Coats tried on before finishing.
j. G.. BIeoNY, Agent,
If Tionesta, Pa.
Geo. Babcock, an employee in the
aaunery at West Hickory, met with a
painful injury to his right hand Monday
afternoon. His hand was caught in the
nlauer and so badly lascerated that the
last three fingers had to be amputated'
Drs. ]. W. and W. G. Morrow gave the
necessary surgical relief.
The DeyrickS oil report for the month
of October for the Pennsylvania field
shows 533 wells completed, 1852 barrels
new production, 100 dry holes. Com
pared with September this is an increase
of5S in completed wells, decrease In
new production of LII barrels, and an
increase in dry holes off.
"A beauty of nature that smiles Sc
renely upon us is the gorgeous autumna
dress, sere but tinted with beautiful har'
monizing colors, that enshrouds the
wood land hills and valleys. But, though
tits beautiful now, its beauties will soor
have vanished from our sight, and .wha
is more sad is the reflection that we
too, "all do fade as leaf"
Robbers and thieves have played
havoc with f. Walters 81 Co.'s stock o
ribbons, but those elegant fall and winte
hats were never touched. Reason-to'
easily identified. None so pretty can b,
found at any other store outside OF th
large cities. We have ordered new
and we must have the money to pay 70
them, so now is your time to buy fal
or winter hat at ridiculously low pric
for cash. Just come and see what bar
gain we can offer you. Remember tn
name-F. Walters & Co. 1t
ct is said the person to success
Postmaster McClelland when his tern
expires in January, 1900, has alread
been decided upon" ."-MarienUill Er
press. "It-is-said' is mighty poor au
thority, and if the editor knows who is il
possession Of this desirable information
his effort to stir up contention woul
carry much greater weight if he woul
name the informer. ofcourse Mr.. ShicI
don't pretend to believe what he is talk
ing about. Only wants to create it'll
strife in the interest of his friend Hal
who will get left at home by several hun
dred majority.