The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1899-05-10
LOCAL. AND MISCELLA NEOUS.
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Miles Il Armstrong;. 1t
--Amsler's stock of groceries cannot be
beaten in quality or price. 1t
Mems. silk shirts in nobby patterns
at Miles Il Armstrong;. 1t
Honeysuckles are in bloom, at least
ten days ahead of usual time.
Silk umbrellas for ladies and gentle
men at Miles Il Armstrong's. 1t
II. d. Collins is putting in large,
new band mill at Salmon creek.
Shirts that talk for themselves at
prices to suit all at Miles Il Armstrong;.
Don't forget the bands ice cream
benefit next Tuesday evening in Kepler
block.
Phone 25 of the local company has
been placed at tho residence of w. j.
Campbell.
Miss Kathleen Joyce will open class
in Elocution and Physical Culture at
Bovards Hall, Monday, May l5, at 2
o'clock p. m.
--Reck, Cooper & Co. brought in No.lO
on their Tubbs Run lease last week,
which settled down, after small shot, TO
very decent pumper.
Franklin is hustling for hospital.
The Ne,cs is putting in its best oar for
the cause, and If the city gets the hos
pital, which it is likely tc, the NewS will
deserve much of the credit.
-Audley Zuyer has so far recovered
from his long illness as to be able to ac-
cept apumping job on ]. j. Carter's lease
at Fogle farm. He will begin work
PledSdntUilie Record.
A number our young ladies have or
ganized tennis club and are having a
first class court laid out In VIM. Roberts
lot, and we may look for some fine play
ing during the coming summer.
--Goenza is to have new M. Il. church
edi6ce, ground for the foundation ol
which has already been broken. 1t will
be neat building OF sufficient size to ac-
commodate large congregation.
Fred Bristow has closed his bakery
here and has moved to one of the large
logging camps of Collins & Watson
in Green township, where he will cook
for about thirty men this summer.
III. w. Horner of the Central House
has a lot of secondhand furniture and
dishes which he will sell at very reas
enable price. Anyone desiring to pur'
chase would do well to consult him. If
Low rates to Minneapolis will be in
effect May 18th, 10Th, and 18th via the
Nckle Plate Road for the Annual Meet
ing of the Presbyterian General Assem-
bly,. Tickets good returning until june
3rd. 2t
DIR. Morrow lost his macintosh ovel
coat somewhere between this place and
Nebraska yesterday. The finder will
confer a favor upon, and receive thu
Doctors thanks by leaving same at hi'
residence.
Next Sundays Philadelphia Pres
MAY l4, will begin competition fo
boys and girls, in which the Press viii
offer as rewards prizes worth $500. Any
boy or girl can try for these prizes, Se'
next Sundays Press.
The Tidioute Neics says that Collecto
Jenkins has found about 10000 of the
Lancaster cigars with counterfeit stamps
in this district. By paying the staml
duty the dealer saves his cigars, other
wise they are confiscated.
The Prohibitionists will hold thei
county convention at the Court HOUSE
next Tuesday afternoon, May l6. In tn
evening mass meeting will be held il
the court room, which will be addresses
by speaker of prominence. 1t
-Wolcott & Son, on the Pownell farm
shot well No. s, Monday. 1t shows N
for a lO-barrel pumper. Moulin & Co
had well shot on the Elias AlbaugI
farm, Hickory township, last Saturday
1t will make light producer.
The Forest County Agricultural So
ciety will hold its regular meeting at tn
court bouse, next Monday evening, Ma
10, at s o'clock, and large attendance
desired. The annual election of officer
will take place at this meeting.
The General Assembly ofthe Presby
teran Church holds its annual meetin
at Minneapolis, Minn., May 18th to Jun
lst. Agents of the Nickle Plate Roa
arc authorized to sell excursion tickets ;
low rates on May 18th, 10th and 18th.
As usual, our hustling green grocC
and confectioner, +. p. Amsler, is keel
ing abreast of the times, and anything
the line of fresh fruit and vegetables, {
choice confections, can be found at h
store, and the prices are cut to the small
est margin. 1t
Six barges and four fiat boats frol
the Collins Il Co. yards at Nebraska
I ''tied loose for the Pittsburg mark'
from this place yesterday morning. FoI
barges from the Lawrence & Smearbaug
yards at Hickory start on their dow
ward trip to-day.
Beginning tomorrow, Thursda
evening, Miss Winnie NJ. Shimp Wi
every afternoon and evening, serve Il
celebrated /. Y. L. ice cream at the Wa
ters building, next to Citizens Nation
Bank, in any quantity desired, dish, pir