The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-02-23
LOCAL AND MIsCELLA NEOUS.

Greatest bargains at Miles & Arm
strong's. 1t
Wall paper, large stock, latest de-
signs, at Robinson's. Make your seloc-
tons early. 1t.
j. w. Sires will give his personal at
tention to the photograph gallery next
Friday, all day. 1t
Revival meetings in the NJ. E.church
are still in progress and attended with
much Interest.
Rev. J. H. Zinn next Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings at the court house.
Southern prison life. Hear him.
Don't go to Klondike, but save your
money by buying your goods at Miles q
Armstrong; at 25 per cent. Off for cash.
Flags and bunting were quite pro-
fusely displayed in town yesterday in
honor of the immortal Georges birthday.
The announcement of Jonathan AL
baugh, of Hickory township, for Assem-
bly,, is published this week, subject to
Republican ussges.
In Cameron county the poor house
project was up at the election last week,
but the majority against the adoption of
the poor house was 254.
Free Methodist quarterly meeting
will be held at Fox Creek, Green town.
ship, beginning Friday evening of this
week and continuing over Sunday.
Twenty years ago there wasn't a
young man in Franklin who parted his
hair in the middle. Now, there are scores
of 'em who do hardly ANYTHING else.-
Neics.
This was heard in one of the Sabbath
schools "Tell me what you kno W of the
foolish virgins" Mary "Why, they
went out on their wheels after dark with
out their lamps"
The w. G. Il. U. will hold memorial
services for the late Miss Frances e.
Willard in the M. e. Church Sunday
evening, March g. Rev. Buzza will de-
liver the address.
"A ratural gas explosion totally de-
.. stroyed the home of VIM. McGill, near
r Grand Valley last Sunday, and Mrs. Nc
Gill was burned to death. They had
been married only year.
On Sunday night somebody stole six
Q big meat hooks from Jacob Giering. AS
; Mr.. G. thinks ho knows the party tha
i did it, that party would be wise to bring
!, them back again and make ample apollo
i -PIedSantUilIe Record.
Stow Post, G. A. R., asks you to at
tend the lectures of Rev. ]. Fl. linn a
the court house next Tuesday and Wed
y nesday evenings, on Southern prison
Q life. The Post has gone to considerabl,
] trouble and expense to get this popula
Z lecturer.
A real treat is in store for those wh'
90 to hear Rev. ]. H. Zinn's lecture
next Tuesday and Wednesday evening
at the court house. His subjects are
81 "Through Confederate Prisons an
b Home Again." "Recollsctions of Libby
70 70 Belle Isle and Salisbury, n. c."
G. The social given by the Woman
Relief Corps at the home of Mr.. and Mr.
= 1. e. Dean, last Wednesday evening wa
a success in every particular. larg
, number was present, and the ladies ne
!, ted nice sum for the organ fund, at th
IL same time giving their friends a yer
to pleasant evenings enjoyment.
70 -Kory Heath has purchased one of v
a A. Groves lots on May street and wi
begin at once the erection of a cottage o
- the same. He expects to have it read
for occupancy by April first, SO all wi
~ have any advise to give as to size, sty
is and general arrangement Of the ne
os oi building must see Kory right away.
H. An exchange describes a situate
at which is known in every newspaper c
M flee when it says that man doesn' thin
of the feelings of his mother when he &c
. into disgraceiul scrape of depravity,b b
he expects the editor to have the tsnde
est regard for that mothers feelings al
to omit mention of his name in tellil
& the shameful story.
"A large black and tan fox-houn
with a small white stripe on breast, al
= a bit of white on all four feet, stray
from the premises of Harry Lovel,
Starr, about the 8th inst. Mr.. Loyel "
ues the dog very highly and would
IL pleased to receive information of
whereabouts, for which he is willing
r give a suitable reward.
u The late thaw sent number ofteal
sn en- of horses out of the woods after a bu
nj time hauling lumber, and there will
iill numerous RATS of timber and boards |
and into the Allegheny river below War;
.ho this spring in fact there will be a
minder of the busy rafting days ON
Allegheny, now in the "dim gon
r. French Il Rodgers have cut enough p
- timber from the the Grunder tract
Watson township TO make four big ra
n and the sticks have been hauled to
~ river at Dunn's eddy by lot Of tea
under charge of David title q Son. So
of the pine timber is especially large 1
'Ss fine, one stick being l05 feet long, VIII
is quite a rarety nowadays War
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- Everything goes at oil at Miles