The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-03-16
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

-You can get 1t at Hopkins store. u. |
New maple sugar and syrup is on
tap.
Read Miles & Armstrong; carpet
bargains. 1t.
Big remnant sale at Hopkins store
this week. 1t.
Spring goods coming in at Miles &
Armstrong;. 1t.
Hopkins is in New York this week.
Look out for new goods.
Sec those fine silver tea sets given
free at Miles & Armstrong;. 1t.
Work on the new Free Methodist
church at Stewards Run has begun.
April and 2t.have been designated
by the Governor as spring arbor days.
Give us a chance on your new carpet.
Perhaps we can please you. Miles q
Armstrong. 1t.
Some early gardeners are turning up
the earth, which is still considerably
mixed with mud.
Large assortment of carpets at Miles
81 Armstrong;. Don't buy until you
have seen them. 1t.
The ground hogs six weeks expire
to-day. He's no better weather prophet
than the rest of EN-.
-",Che Most Profitable Thing in the
World" will be the subject at the M. e.
church next Sunday evening.
Tho new borough council organized
for the coming year last Wednesday
evening, by re-electing the old set of of.
| ficers.
Pennsylvania has thus far contribu-
ted nearly twelve thousand dollars in aid
of the Cuban sufferers, two-thirds of
which is cash.
Frank AmSler is remodeling his
lately purchased building, located next t.
Lawyer Ritchey's Office, and will occupy
it as store room after April 1st.
-Punxsutawney borough will vote ON
Tuesday, March 20, on the proposition to
borrow S24, 900 for the purpose of paving
the principal streets of the town.
Those of our farmer friends who
would like copy of the report Of the
State Agricultural department are invit-
ed to call at this Office and get same.
The members of the W. C. T. U. will
give "Due" social at their rooms, We'd
nesday evening, March %, at eight o'clock.
Friends of the organization are cordially
invited to attend. 2t.
Raymond, tho lS-months old son of
Milton and Minnie Salsgiver, died at the
home OF Bert Fitzgerald in this place, on
Saturday night last, after an illness OF
but few days.
-To-morrow'll be st. Patrick's day.
Think of it! A year ago the whole coun-
try was writhing in anguish over the
terrible heart blow with which Fit2
knocked out Corbet.
. Robins, bluebirds, crows, sucker
} fishing and all such have arrived, and
: are contributing their share toward
breaking the backbone of winter, ano
hustling along spring.
An exchange says in its obituary of
resident: "He was a man OF spotless in
/, tegrity, a successful business man,
/ good advertiser and he always had his
D job printing done at home"
r.. B. Crawford is considering plans
: for building new dwelling this summer
He contemplates removing his presen
p domicile, and putting one more suited t
his fancy on the same site.
"A saloon-keeper in Philadelphia ha
n doomed his business by putting out thi
}. sign: "Every purchaser of ten cent
! worth cf drinks is entitled to declare wa
y against Spain in this saloon"
b 1t is said that 10000 fools and 10
wise men will go TO the Klondike thi
spring. The fools will work the mine
and the wise men will work the fools
This is called a Klondlke ratio,-Er.
There's nothing in the line OF choio
y fruits, vegetables, etc, which you cannC
find at Amsler's. Likewise a fine assor
ment of cigars and tobacco. All good
- fresh and wholesome. Call around. IT,
The Oil City opera house was de
stroyed by fire Thursday morning. III
II Wilson Theatre company which wa
playing an engagement there, lost all {
? its scenery and effects in the conflagri
tion.
= The DERRICK yesterday gave an e'
T. tended account of Col. Carter's Rive
III side Stock Farm, at West Hickory.
id number of cuts showing Off some of Il
,a main features of this fine farm accon
panied the article.
Some ducks have been seen on Il
river for day or two past, but few if an
- have been bagged by our local sport
They're of the rank, fishy variety, an,
way, and not worth the ammunition
y takes to get them.
II. E. Armstrong has begun excava
ing for the foundation of his new don
Is cile in the north ward which he "
push along to completion as fast as d
weather will permit, and will have a ye
3 cOmmodious and pretty homo when fl
fehad