The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1899-06-28
LOCAL AND MISCELLA NE0US.
oil market sl.l3.

You can get it at Hopkins store. If.
Miles &Armstrong sell the fine shoes
No paper from this office next week.
New lot ladies' shoes at Miles Il Arm
strong's. 1t.
-An' now the @on-applo boy is in
his element.
Small profits mako big sales at Miles
Il Armstrong;. 1t
Harvesting is on the verge of begin
ing in this section.
Remember Hopkins sells an wool
suit for $500, and it's dandy. 1t
-Claringtou, this county, is fearing an
other epidemic of typhoid fever
-watermelons and all fresh fruits and
vegetables in season at Amslor's. 1t
Shoes and hats, all styles, all sizes, go
at reduction sale at Miles & Armstoug's.
Hopkins has some "cracker jack"
suits for the 4th. See them before you
buy. 1t
--Wear-well shoes for men, women.
boys and children, cheap at Miles &
Armstrong;. 1t
-Huckleberries are ripe and are touch
ing this market occasionally, but will be
plentier in few days.
-Marienville and Tylersburg will
both "blow themselves on the Fourth,
and promise their guests fine time.
-Ifyou want to find money, go to
the Klondyke. But you want to save
money buy your SHOES at Hopkins store.
-Scowden & Clark haye two second
hand moving machines and one second
hand horse rake which they will sell
cheap. If
The wonder of the age is the Stroot-
man shoe. Nothing on earth like them.
Try pair and you'll say so. Hopkins
has them. 1t
The new NJ. Il. church at Gclinza is
PRACTICAL y completed and Sunday, July
10th, is fixed as the day on which the
dedicatory services will be held
Misses Sadie Morrow and Christine
Agnew were delegates to the District con-
vention of Christian Endeavorers held at
Pleasantville last Friday evening.
The u. S. Engineer corps has placed
prass tablet on the west side abutment
of the river bridge giving the height al
this point above sea level, which is 1868
feet.
Ramon Reyes Lala, native of Ma
Mia, describes in the Review Of ReuieiCS
for July the gold deposits of the Philip
pines and the methods employed in
working them.
Special reduction in all photographs
at Chappers studio, Oil City, Pa, during
the week of July 4th. Fifteen pictures
for the price of one dozen and beautiful
souvenir button free. 1t
-Amsler is always ahead of COMPETE
tors in the fruit and vegetable business.
His stock of toothsomo daintics in this
line can't be beaten anywhere, in quality
or price. Look them over. 1t
The silly season is drawing very
close to he classical boundaries of Oil
City. In the effort to close all Sunday
opening institutions some of them arc
threatening to close the churches!-Phila-
delphiG Inquirer.
The Fourth of July comes next Tues
day. This announcement is scarcely a
necessity as the small boy has the time
figured to minute, and he will keep the
older ones in mind of the event as il ap-
proaches.
The Nickel Plate road offers special
low rates to Lynn, Mass, July 18th tc
10Th, account annual meeting Young Peo.
ple's Christian Union. Your choice of 9
trio of fast express trains daily. See
Nickel Plate Agents. No. 7-2t
Lightning struck barn which stood
near :he President Hotel at President
last Saturday and the building, with its
contents, some hay rakes and other farm
machinery, was burned to the ground
The loss was not very great.
Forest county produces something in
the building stone line that is hard t
beat. Contractor Nixon has shipped two
car loads of very fine quality to Oil City
within the past week which will be useC
in trimming brick buildings, such as
door and window sills, etc.
The irrepressable Bill Cole has agair
made his appearance in town, and hai
met with the usual hearty reception by
the boys. Bill was riding frey horse
few days ago, and was thrown off anC
had his right arm badly bruised, so tha
he is not so spry as of yore.
The Farm Journal is cream, no
skim-milk, and just the paper for tn
balance of 1899, and all of 1900, 1901, 100
and 1908, nearly five years, to every sub
scriber to the FOREST REPUBLICAN VIII,
will pay year ahead. Walk right VI
to the captains Office without delay.
Tho Titusville Hgrald of last Satur
day stated that about-fifteen residents O
that place went TO Neilltown that day
where they held an annual family picnic
The gathering comprised a number ofpeo
pie who formerly lived at Neilltown an
who still cherish kindly memories of tn
old place. An association was forme,
last year for the preservation Of the Neill
town cemetery, of which Mayor j.