The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1899-04-26
LOCAL AND MISCELLA NEOUS.
oil market sl.I3.


u. s. Miles shot large loon in the
river Monday.
-Hegaptly trimmed hats at $3.50 and
$500 afr. Walters Il Co.'s. tt.
Building brick in any quantity for
sale by G. M. Whteman. 1t
Sec the beautiful butterfly ties for
ladies at +. Walters & Co.'S. If
Have your new shirt made by Miles
&AFmstrong. 1t
Judge Lindsey of this district is hold
ing court for Judge Croswell at Franklin
this week.
60 to Amsler for garden seeds. He
hasall kinds of seeds in bulk, including
seed potatoes. 1t
Buds. are bursting and the earlier
varieties of trees are already showing up
considerable green.
Contractor Nixon was over from Ii
tusville Monday shaping matters to be-
gin work on the new County Home.
Don't buy shirt till you see the
latest at same price as old stock. Miles
d Armstrong. 1t
-Chas. M. Whiteman, the West Side
merchant, has receiv ed a car load of fine
building brick, which he will sell in any
quantity.
The old Moran House at the lower
end of Oil City eddy is to be torn. down.
Lumbermen of years agone well remem-
ber thfsr oncc popular hostlery.
l., staaJ;i,, ,,.oxxv;.,r. ool -
Is the County, and tho REPUBLICAN is
keeping pace with all this growth, which
is healthy and substantial. Now is the
time to subscribe.
Green groceries and tropical fruits in
plenty can now be found at.,Anaslckss
His stock is alwayl fresh and OF tho
finest variety, while prices are the lowest.
Give him a call. 1t
The convention OF school directors of
Forest c6unty will meet in the court
house next Tuesday afternoon at 2o'clock
for the purpose of electing county su-
perintendent OF schools.
The residents along East Hiland
street are beautifying their properties by
grading and laying neat board walks in
front. Mr.. Agnow has his completed and
Mr.. Clark will build at once.
w. A. Grove has possessed himself of |
q very Handsome team ofiet black step |
pers, over which he will handle the rib
bons as they prance down our city boule-
wards ofa summers evening. They are |
beauties, and no mistake.
Swallows have appeared on the scene,
having arrived some time last week. We
believe this is the earliest arrival of this
charming summer bird that is on record
in this section, his usual time being the
first or second week in May.
Patrick Joyce who is building the
arches for Campbell & Co.'S fine new
band mill on Milestone, Elk county, was
homo over Sunday. Flo reports that this
firm vii have one Of the greatest m ills in
this section when completed.
Ellis Hall & Son, torpedo manutac-
turers, of Edenburg, Pa, have secured
ground mile or so up Tubbs Run, and
will proceed to erect magazine for the
storage of the explosive. NJ. J. Porter
field of Tidioute will have charge of the
plant and will dc the shooting for the
company in this section.
"A large delegation of Odd Fellows
and Rebecca's with friends outside either
of these fraternities boarded the train for
Warren this morning, where the sOth
anniversary of Odd Fellowship in Amer
lea is being celebrated. Several counties
in this section will be represented aud a
most royal time is expected by all.
ID. w. Clark was in Buffalo last week
and arranged to have supply of his
patent thill coupling made. He bad
great difficulty in getting any of the man
facturers to take the job, so pressed were
they all with other orders. The boom in
every avenue of business is something
bordering on the phenomenal, and the
beauty Oft all is the stability of the
boom.
The Philadelphia InquirerS Dewey
Day number will excel anything ever
attempted in the line of fine art in news
paper work. 1t will be issued next Sun
day, April 80, and will be especially de-
signed to commemorate the unparalleled
naval victory of the idolized Dewey. If
you want something gorgeous, order a
copy direct from tho Inquirer, Philadel-
phfa. Six cents in stamps will get it.
The cornet band is making fine prog
ress these days, the boys seeming to take
special interest in their work, and are
quite puBctual in their attendance at
practice. There is no adjunct that town
can have that is so conducive to the pleas
ure of its citizens and the stranger within
its gates, as a nice brass band, AMI the
young men should receive substantial
encouragement from all our people in
their efforts to supply such a want.
The state supreme court has decided
that boroughs have the legal right to levy
and collect from electric light companies
<1.OO year tax for each pole erected by
such companies within the respective
borough limits, says an exchange. And
we suppose, if this be true,ithe aforesaid
companies will invent seme way of get
ting along with about three poles to each
borough, like the owners of vehicles un-
der Spanish rule, where the wheels are