The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1899-09-06
LOCAL AND MISCELLA NEOUS.

Are read.
oil market closed at Sl.4O.
oil and gas leases at this Office.
Go to Amsler for fishing tackle. II
You can get it at Hopkins store. IT,.
Miles &Armstrong sell the fine shoes.
The Pleasantville Record has sus-
pended publication.
Pants sell rapidly at Miles Il Arm
strong's because they sell cheap. 1t
The oyster season is upon us in all its
fury, but there are no oysters in this
market as yet.
Sheriff Beck of Clarion, well
known to many of our readers, died at
his home on the 9th ult,, aged 81 years.
-Ho for the happy school days again,
They're here now, but the boys and girls
don't know it. They'll believe it later on.
Kane has street named Tionesta
avenue. Someone up there has displayed
fine tsste in the selection of pretty
names.
MIR. Sires will be at the Sres photo
graph gallery next Fri lay and Saturday.
Make note OF II and be on hand if you
desire anything in his line. 1t
The blossom is on the buckwheat and
we can see visions of buckwheat cakes
and pork and sausage. - Warren Mail.
Hail! hail, the luscious fiapjack.
Station Agent Saul reports twenty
eight tickets sold for Niagara and ten for
Toronto, on the excursion over tho w.
N. Y. & P, road yesterday morning.
Monday was Labor Day, and herea-
bouts everybody, unless opposed to that
sort Of thing, was busily at work. Labor
Day in the country is superhuity in
the holiday bill of fare.
The Oil City Fair begins next Tues
day and lasts till Friday, four days. The
management advertises double hum
mer" this year, which means something
pretty fine for those who attend.
-Amsler is always well stocked up
on everything in the fruit and vegetable
line that the appetite may desire. Try
him once and you'll not be disappointed.
No stale goods. No exorbitant prices.
Following is list of letters remaining
uncalled for in the Tonesta, Pa, post
Office for the week ending Sept 6, 1899:
Mr.. Aug. Swanberg, foreign, Perry NJ.
Clarke, Mrs. Leona Strain. d. S. KNOX,
p. M.
1t was reported that Shannon & Co.,
who have done considerable drilling on
the Collins lands, Little Coon creek,
Green twp, had struck good well last
week, but there was nothing in it. The
well is said to be dry.
Tomorrow, Thursday, will be the
last day for registration in order to Sc
cure your vote this fall. See to it at
once, Republicans. Young men who
voted on age last fall must be registered
now or lose their vote.
Send in the news. Ifyou are enter
tanning guest or going away yourself
let us know about it. Don't be back
ward, and above all, don't blame the
printer for sighting you fyou make no
effort to assist him by sending in per-
sonalities.
The thirteenth annual convention of
the Pennsylvania State Christian Endea-
vor Union will be held at Washington,
Pa, Oct. 3, 4, and 8, 1899. A very elab-
crate program has been prepared for the
occasion, and very large attendance is
expected. Reduced fare on all railroads.
The Sabbath School of Endeavor
held their annual picnic at Ross Run
Wednesday of last week, going over the
Divide on private train of the Hickory
Valley II. Il. The music for the occasion
was furnished by the Witherell Martial
Band and very pleasant time is report
ed by those in attendance.
What is known as the kid nine OF
this place went oyer to Marienville last
Saturday and engaged in game of base
ball with club of that place. Our boys
were successful-in getting one score
while the other fellows gobbled up "a.
This one they brought bone with them
and will probably have it embalmed.
The Herald says G. B. Perkins and
son, w. W. Perkins, of the Perkins De-
tective agency of Pittsburg, vino are
working on the William Kiser murde;
case, were in Titusville last week. They
were on the track of mysterious stran-
ger who registered in an unintelligable
hand at the Mansion bouse few weeks
ago.
The fourth annual reunion of the
Forest County Veterans Association,
which takes place at Marienville next
week, 14th inst, promises to be one o.
the best this association of the old boys
has yot held. The people of Marien-
vile are preparing to give the veterans
one of their characteristic welcomes or
that occasion.
The second gu arterly meeting of thu
Wesleyan Met hodist church at Stewart'
Run, Rey. S. E. Graves, Pastor, will b'
held Saturday, Sept. SOth, beginning at
o'clock p. m. and continuing over Sun
day. Rev. p. b. Campbell, Evangelist
will be present and preach, administer
ing the Sacrament of the Lords Supper
on Sabbath. A cordial invitation is ex
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