The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-09-21
LOCAL AND MISCELLA NEOUS.

Oil market SlO2.
-You can get it at Hopkins store. If.
Miles & Armstrong are money savers.
The Partridge building is being re-
shingled.
Just as represented at Miles Il Arm
strong's. 1t
The season at Celeron closed last
Monday.
Tablets and pencils and all school
supplies at Amsler's. If
This nation is licking revenue stamps
to the tune of Sll 100000 per month.
The people of Warren are debating
the question ofhaving public market
"A good house and lot ON Elm street
for sale cheap. For particulars inquire
of =. NJ. Clark. If
DIR. Forrest Bovard is having his Of
flee, opposite the REPUBLICAN office,
very much beautified.
Joseph f. Matt, the piano tuner of
Buffalo, N. Y, will be in town in short
time to do piano tuning. If
FARM WANTeD-State cash and time
price. ANsoN II. RUSSELL,
9-2l-3m. Akron, Ohio.
Better times and greater demands
stimulate prices. Wisdom says buy ear
ly. See Miles & Armstrong;. 1t
Good craftsmanship at the ballot
box is just as essential to national safety
as good craftsmanship in the army and
navy.
union don't buy old, musty peanuts
from the fakirs. Go to Amsler and get
them fresh roasted. 1t
The Warren fair starts next Tuesday
and will continue four days. They al
ways have good ones up there and this
year will be no exception to the rule.
List of letters remaining uncalled
for in the Tionesta, Pa, post office,
for the week ending Sept. 2l, 1898 {;
Mr.. w. f. Hill, Miss Luella Handy. D..
S. KNOX, P. NJ.
Don't wait any longer if you want
fruit for canning purposes. 1t is as low
now as it will be this season and the fruit
is now in the best condition. Amsler
handles the best. 1t
The sere and yellow leaf will soon
make its appearance to beautify the land
scape and TO remind one that winter with
its chilly blasts will be also in evidence
in the near future.
-Wanted-Agents to sell tea, coffee,
spices and baking powder to families
Liberal commission allowed. For terms
address Grand Union Tea Co., l405 Fifth
Ave-, Pittsburg, Pa. 9-2l.3t
"A person with an even temper and
cheerful disposition should be thankful
There is positively no greater blessing
than natural inclination to look on the
bright side of things.-Er
The buckwheat crop is said to bt
very plentiful this year and it is hoped
this is true and that toothsome dish o
buckwheat cakes can be found on ever.
table during the coming winter.
Every Republican voter should Sc
at once that his taxes are paid. Remem
ber you must either pay in person o
give some one a written order to pay 70
you. Verbal orders will not go.
Squirrels ought to be plenty thi
|. year if the old adage in reference to hick
| ory and chestnuts holds good as it is RI
D ported that there will be an abundsr
o crop of both varieties, and the butternu
crop never was better.
F. j. Bristow, the well known che
will start home made bakery over He
R mans store. He will make a specially
s bread, pies and cakes, and orders fC
n banquets and home entertainments wi
s. receive prompt attention.
1t The barn belonging to Ambrose Ha
d kins of Gilfoyle was struck by lightenir
D last Sunday morning and burned to Il
= ground. All of this seasons crops t
gether with lot of farm machinery wei
a total loss. The insurance was 800.
Mems clothes made to order, as thu
J, should be made, for one-third less thi
inferior goods are purchased for els
) where. Coats tried on before finishing
}. j. G. BIGoNY, Agent,
If Tionesta, Pa
Next Sunday night in the NJ.
Il church the Home Missionary Socie
will spend an hour with "absent mel
, bers," interspersed with music, reel
tions. select readings and collection.
n general invitation is extended to all to
~ present.
i'll Someone has been making hims
nd very free with VIM. Lawrence's due
ho and chickens of late, but the thief b
better "come off the perch as Mr.. La
renee is now sleeping with one eye OF
and a gun full of buckshot by his S
. and he intends to use it ifhe has oocasi'
The w. II. C. and their friends b
their annual picnic on the farm of II.
~ Ledebur last Saturday. The tables W
spread under the trees in the magl
ceut orchard and a jolly good time
J. had. There were "A people present
the afternoon was spent in social chat I
out door games. All report royal g
= time.
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