The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-12-07
LOCAL AND MISCELLA NEOUS.
Oil market 2Ilh

oil market Sl.l5. s
Institute begins Monday. Attend.
Fancy dishes at Heath Il Killmer's.
Hopkins sells the clothing and shoes.
-Amsler sells the fruits and vegetables
Hopkins sells the shoes and rubber
goods. 1t
Santa Claus headquarters at Heath &
Killmer's. 1t
Ladies' underskirts Sl5O to $3.50 at
Miles C Armstrong;. 1t
The third lot of storm coats in at
Hopkina store this week. 1t
See the fancy line of silverwear given
for tickets at Miles & Armstrong;. 1t.
-Coasting accidents are ripening fast
and the harvest promises to be abundant.
Don't miss the chance for bargain
in cape or jacket at Hopkins store next
week. 1t
Attend the teachers institute next
week, especially the evening entertain
ments.
III cath & Killmer have the finest as
sortment of toys in town, and they are
all new. 1t
"A good house and lot on Elm street
for sale cheap. For particulars inquire
of p. NJ. Clark. If
"A total eclipse of the moon will occur
Dec. q. The eclipse begins at 5:57 and
ends at 1926 in the morning.
For Christmas dishes go to Heath &
Killmer. Their assortment is the most
beautiful ever shown in Tionesta. 1t
1T will pay Hopkins better to sell
those jackets at very small profit than
to pay express charges back on them. ct
The sleighing is just now elegant, and
the activity which the running has in
fused into all kinds of business is pleas
ing to contemplate.
Any lady who desires to save money
and at the same time have ''strictly up
to date cape or jacket should call on
Miles d Armstrong. 1t
When looking for Christmas pres
ent for your wife, daughter, sister or
mother, don't fail to inspect the elegant
stock of F. Walters & Co. 1t
"A bargain in dress goods. Four late
patterns, wool and silk mixed, good
width, for 35c per yard, at Robinsons.
These are regular so cent goods. 1t
The Junior Epworth. League will
have dime social at the home of Mrs.
Angus Carson on Friday evening, Dec.
9th. Refreshments will be served. All
are invited.
Christmas falling on Sunday this
year the legal holiday will be observed
on Monday. Ifyou haye note to pay
on the 25th of December it will fall due
on the Goth.
WANTED. Active agents to sell tea,
coffee, spices and baking powder to fam
lilies. Liberal commissions allowed. APP
ply to Grand Union Tea Co., 33 W. Long
Ave, Dubois, Pa. 81
If anybody gives you five-dollar
legal tender note of the vintage Of 1880,
you had better bite it to see if it is genu-
inc, says an exchange. There is q dam
gerous counterfeir in circulation.
The Overlander Mill has changed
hands and is now under the management
of NJ. Hepler. There will always be some
one at the mill TO do griding, and all
work will be done quickly and first class
-Amsler will have, as usual, the choic-
est lot of candies, nuts and fruits for the
holiday trade, so hold your orders fol
him. In toys and other appropriate
Xmas gifts he will have fine line. 1t
The full official vote on Congress il
this district, as computed by the return
judges, who had their second meeting il
Clearfield last Friday, is as follows: Ar
mold, Rep, 14,2O9; Hall, Dem., 1850
Rheem, Pro-, 1898.
Fresh, wholesome fruits and vegeta
bles are always in order when they car
be had, Amsler keeps nothing else, anC
when you buy of him you will know
they are all right And he Away;
makes the price right.
List of letters remaining uncalleC
for in the Tionesta, Pa, post office
for the week ending December Z, 1893
Mr.. ]. Lloyd Morris, Mr.. H. W. Nair
]. G. Wright, A. Addison, Mrs. Till,
Hunter. d. S. KNOX, P. NJ.
One of the Pennsylvania editors EN-
pRasizes an appeal for money due him a
follows: Having remembered tn
Maine without difficulty, will you pleas
try and remember that the year befor
lasts subscription is about due"
Attention is directed to the new ad
of e. II. Hall, the well-known hous
furnisher of Titusville, in this issue. Mr
Hall invites visitors to the Queen Cit,
from this section to call and inspect hi
mammoth stock, aud is sure he cal
please all comers.
Miss Emma Lawrence was treated t
an involuntary bath last Friday evening
while enjoying the skating on the bacl
channel. Fortunately no serious result
came of the mishap, though she had
narrow escape from drowning, Harol,
Herman being obliged to plunge into tn
water up to his waist to make the rescue