The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-08-03
LOCAL AND MISCELLA NEOUS.
oil market S.06.

oil market 500.
-You can get it at Hopkins store. If.
Now is the time to order your berries
at Amsler's. 1t
"A few more rugs at SOC up at Miles &
Armstrongs. 1t
-Blaclxberries and huckleberries are
ripe and very plentiful.
Go to Amsler for nice, fresh grocer
les, cigars and tobacco. 1t
You can't judge the quality by the
price Hopkins asks for clothing. 1t
Bargains in "odd lots" ofshoes, suits,
hats, ETC., at Miles & Armstrong;. 1t
Tho people OF Emlenton are rejoicing
over the fact that the bridge at that place
has been made free.
-Instead of calling our naval vessels
.warships, an exchange says we should
refer to them as "whalers."
Go to friends for advise, to women
for sympathy, to strangers for charity,
but for Shoes go to Hopkins. 1t
"A writer who propably knows says
"the dollar you pay back looks twice as
big as the one you borrowed"
The woodworkers and finishers of
the Mantle works will go against each
other in a game of ball next Saturday.
The w. N. Y. &. p. will run their
annual Sunday School excursion to
Chautauqua Lake ON Thursday, Aug. IL.
The men in Simpsons fleet will re-
ceive $4,000 in prize money; 500 for
every one Of the 100 captured prisoners.
The excursion to Niagara Falls was
well patronized from this place and Hick-
ory, as 2l tickets were sold at each sta
ton.
Read the advertisement of Raab's
auction on this page. This is the greatest
chance for bargains ever offered in Tio-
nesta.
Two merchants of Sandy Lake have
been fined $50 each, through the efforts
of the Pure Food Commissioner, for sell
ling adulterated vinegar.
Quite delegation of our citizens
have been in attendance at the Free
Methodist camp-meeting held at Frank
lin during the last week.
Two Oil City men, who went to the
Alaska gold field last spring, have re-
turned home, but the $4,000 they took
with them has not.-Bh=zdrd.
-Morrison's general store, at Thomp-
sons, was destroyed Monday morning
by fire which is thought to have been of
incendiary origin. Loss about $1,000; in
surance, $500.
Have you noticed the low rates at the
Clarion Normal for the coming year? In
reckoning expenses to attend school
count every item and compare results.
Send for latest catalogue.
-Amsler still takes the lead in the
fruit and vegetable business, and his
stock of berries, melons, peaches, pears,
oranges, bananas, lemons, green corn,to
matoes, cabbage. cucumbers, etc., comes
in fresh every day. 1t
Babies, quick as wink. Our popu-
lar baby days will be continued during
the month of August. All babies hall
price every Wednesday. Amateur sup
plies. CHAPPELL's STUDIO,
S-3-4t Oil City, IA
-Trix Anderson and Henry O'Hara
two of our popular tousorial artists, have
"pooled their issues" and purchased the
barber shop of Chas. Russell. Both these
young men are first-class workmen and
are deserving of a large patronage, whicl
they will undoubtedly get.
1t is perhaps not generally known
that law was passed by Congress few
years ago that the national songs, {" Yank
ee Doodle" "America," and "The Sta
Spangled Banner" must not be played a
a medley, nor with variations" but tn
tunes pure and simple.-EI.
"A lot of young chumps from thi
place who have MT been been on a dia
mond this year, but who got it into thei
heads that they were natural born bal
players, went over to Marienville las
Friday and got trimmed" to the tune G
so or 60 to something or other.
While our naval and military heroe
take little part in politics very many
our readers will be curious 10 know wha
) their political faith is. 1t is understoo
that Schaly, Evans, Lee aud Hobson ar
Democrats, and Dewey, Merritt, Miles
: Sampson, Shafter, Clarke and Watson
are Republicans.
The last sensus reports Clarion on
of the healthiest blaces in the Unite
= States, a fact not to be wholly overlooke
by young people about to attend schoo
/ An altitude of 1880 feet, a clean, pure a
/ mosphere, brisk winds, freedom froi
fogs, pine clad hills, etc., go to mako it
very attractive spot.
Capt. Geo. Stow Post of this place
in receipt of a very pressing invitatio
p from Mrs. Ida Stow Garlick TO come
a body to tho National G. A. X. encaml
ment at Cincinnati in September, and
, her guests while in the city. As sist'
10 the revered comrade in whose hone
the Post was named, Mrs. Garlick
, anxious that his surviving comrad
should partake of her hospitality, and
feel assured the old boys will enjoy
royal time if they accept this kind inv
! ,ationg