The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-09-28
LOCAL AND MISCELLA NEOUS.
.Oil market Sl.O6.

Don't forget that Amsler Danules
select line of groceries. 1t
Misses and children's jackets, an
endless variety at Hopkins 1t
"A new lot of Mason fruit jars just in
at Lawrence & Smearbaugh's. 1t
Always ahead with best goods at low
est prices. Miles IL Armstrong. 1t
"A good house and lot on Elm street
for sale cheap. For particulars inquire
ofP. NJ. Clark. If
Pay your taxes at once and avoid the
risk of losing your vote this fall. We
trust no Republican will need urging on
this point.
Tolls have been abolished on all the
river bridges in Venango county. The
County commissioners having purchased
them, they will hereafter be free to all.
TO adapt itself TO the needs of young
people the Clarion Normalsmaintains no
less than eight departments. See page
81 in the new catalogue, sent free on APP
plication.
What comfort it is to know where
you can get anything when you want 1t.
Fit is anything in the vegetable or fruit
line you can always find it at Amsler's
and at the lowest price. 1t
-Wanted-Agents to sell tea, coffee,
spices and baking powder to families.
Liberal commission allowed. For terms
address Grand Union Tea Co., l4O5 Fifth
Ave. Pittsburg. Pa. 9-2l-3t
Every Republican voter should see
at once that his taxes are paid. Remem-
ber you must either pay in person or
give some one written order to pay for
you Verbal orders will not go.
The harvest moon is the one which
is nearest the autumnal equinox, and will
be this year the full moon occurring to-
morrow night, Sept 20. 1t will be visible
all night if there are no clouds.
1t doesn't do for politicians to lay
much stress as to incompetency in the
war department. The people do not rel
ish abuse of that kind at present and it
will not gain votes for any candidate
7'ituSville World.
The bicycle races that were scheduled
to take place here last Thursday were
postponed on account of the rain, but 1T
is hoped that they will be pulled OIL in
the near future, the date uot having been
decided on as yet
Mems clothes made to order, as they
should be made, for one-third less than
inferior goods are purchased for else
where. Coats tried on before finishing.
j. G. BIGoNY, Agent,
If Tionesta, Pa.
A general reference library, carefully
classified and catalogued by profession
al librarian, according to the Dewey sys-
tenn, and textbook library containing
all the text books used in the institution
in sufficient number and given to the
student free, are among the many ad-
vantages of the Clarion Normal. Write
for catalogue and see page F-5O.
We are in receipt of communica
ton from Mayburg giving an account o
an entertainment by tho Schley Club o
that place, the program of which was re
ceived too late for publication in thi
issue. A very enjoyable time is reported
by all in attendance, the audience being
made up of people from Balltown, Pork
ey, Kellettville and Hickory.
The fourteenth annual convention o
the Presbyterian home missionary so
siety of Clarion Presbytery will meet il
Dubois, October and 6. A very inter
esting program has been arranged and al
anticipate a real feast. Mrs. T. f. Ritch
ey will represent the Home Missionary
society of this place, and Miss Emm
Lawrence the Christian Endeavor soci
ETY..
Edward G. Twitchill, one of the old
est and most his hly respected resident
of Pithole, died at his home last Friday
October 23rd, 1898, at the age of q
The funeral which was one
the largest ever seen in that vicinity, wa
held at the church at Pithole and wa
conducted by Rev. ]. T. Brennan. Th
remains we're laid to rest in Pleasantvill
cemetery.
Talk about hats You ought to sc
the patriotic designs in millinery at !
Walters & Co.'S store. There are Dewe
Sailors, and Cruisers, and Commodore
and Rough Riders, and Mohawks, an
the Lord knows what nots, enough to I
, out a whole army. Go and see them an
= "Remember the Maine," and at the sam
time remember the fall opening that wi
| soon take place.
The order of the postoffice depar
q ment authorizing the issuing of local.
payable money orders will be greatly a!
preciated by large part of the publ
These orders may be used in the pa.
b ment of bills, etc., as checks on banks al
used, and undoubtedly will find instal
favor as an absolutely safe method
; sending money around a city or in
country districts that use the same pos
Office. The cost will be the same as for
, money order to be sent out of town.
The incest and best assortment
mems, boys, and children's clothir
ever opened up in Forest county is no
ON the counters at Hopkins' store. 1t