The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-05-25
LOCAL AND MISCELLA NEOUS.
oil market S.86.


mer's. 1t
Another lot ladies' wrappers at Hop
kins'. 1t
The war tax goes into effect on
June /.
ALI the freshest fruits and vegetables
at Amsler's. 1t
Newest seasonable goods at Miles &
Armstrong;. 1t.
"A Free Methodist camp-meeting will
be held in Franklin July q to Aug. 3.
Still they come, and still they go.
Those Strootman shoes, at Hopkins
store. IL
Sampson does not seek the Spanish
fleet more than Miles & Armstrong seek
for bargains. IT,
Hopkins sells the Slater flannel SOL
dier blue suits, and they are warranted
never to fade. 1t
-Sires studio, TionOsta, Pa, will be
open every Friday and Saturday.
tt. T. j. O'SHEA, Manager.
The military company will drill to-
night and Saturday night. A good at
tendance is desired.
The national flag now costs more
than twice as much as it did one month
ago, aud it is almost impossible to get
tham Mt that nrice
List of letters remaining uncalled for
in the Tionesta, Pa, post ofhce, for the
week ending May 23. 1898: Mr.. Jas.
Whyte, Mrs. II. Reese. d. 5. KNOX,
PM.
Don't forget the patriotic entertain
ment to be given at the court house next
Monday evening under the auspices OF
the womans Relief Corps. Turn out and
give your support to most worthy cause
and at the same time be agreeably enter
tanned.
The district quarterly meeting of the
Oil City district. Free Methodist church,
will be held at Oil City, beginning Thurs
day evening, May 26, and continuing
over Sunday. Ministers, workers, and
others from all over the district are ex-
pected to be in attendance.
-Amsler can now furnish you with
every variety of vegetable the market af-
fords. Lettuce, onions, tomatoes, cucum'
bers, radishes, peas, beans, asparagus
etc., and all from the best gardens
Strawberries galore. And his stock o
confectionery, cigars and tobacco is Sc
varied you never can go amiss. 2t.
Rev. VIM. Richards will preach thu
G. A. r. memorial sermon on Sabbath
next, in the Presbyterion church, at IL
IN. This will be union service and 1t Il
desired that all who can will attend. Ev
ery person invited. All soldiers are re
quested to assemble in front of G. A. X
hall. and enter church in body.
On Thursday last a II year old son o
J.P. Nelson, a stillman, was drowned il
the Tionssta creek near Clarendon, War
rem county. He was crossing the strean
on a small bridge and was in some man
ner thrown into the water, The bod
was recovered in short time and take
to physicians Office, but life was OK
tinct.
The ladies of the w. r. c., No. 1877, G
Tionesta, in accepting the invitation
our Post to assist in observing Memoir
al Day, voluntarially said they will Civ
a lunch in their hall at II o'clock on ths
day for all soldiers and their wives. an
we desire that: comrades will honor tn
ladies by having their better half alonI
G. W. ROBINSON,
Com. Stow Post.
The new military company's armor
has been put in the best of condition, an
we doubt if finer drill hall in all r,
spects can be found in the State. Incai
descent lights have been placed and Il
large building is splendidly lighted. I'll
drill was quite largely attended by QUITO
town members last Saturday night. TT
company will be a success, whether u
boys ever haye a chance to fight u
Spaniards or not.
The National Oil Co. having pure
ased the Patterson lease on Cropp hi
. will begin the work OF rejuvenating q
same at once. Tho production of Ii
lease is already quite good, but the ne
. owners expect 10 double it in she
time, Wolcott E Son have begun mt
well on the Vockroth place, in that sar
vicinity. Grove Bros. have begun dri
! ing on the deep well on the Collins ter
: tory, near Fox creek, Green townsh
/, The well will be sunk 5000 feet or me
d if OF! in paying quantities is not found
a less depth.
o r. NJ. Herman is putting stock
groceries in his store building, corner
Elm and Bridge streets, which has be
= vacant for several weeks. He will ex
else general supervision over the sto
but has placed Jay Bandhead, one of I
y nesta's bright and pleasant manner
young men, in charge, who will con6'
the establishment in way that will g
A.. satisfaction to its patrons. Mr.. Hern
will stock his store with the freshest a
best in the line of groceries, and in soil
ting a share of the public patronage, v
strive to please his customers.