The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1899-05-24
LOCAL AND MISCELLA NEOUS.
Oil market sl,13.

You can get it at Hopkins store. If
Shoes that will fit any shaped foot al
Hopkins. 1t.
Crash hats in new shapes at Miles &
Armstrong;. 1t
See the elegant line of fancy silk front
shirts at Hopkins. They are beauts. q
New straw hats for men. boys and
children at Miles 4 Armstrong;. 1t
Strawberries and all kinds of fresh
fruits and vegetables arrive daily at AM
sler's. 1t
Hopkins assortment of mems, boys
and children's clothing, can't be beat in
quality or price. 1t
The finest line of Mems boys and
children's clothing ever shown in Forest
county at Hopkins. 1t
Don't forget that you can buy the
Emerson" or "Humanic" shoe at
Miles Il Armstrong;. 1t
Memorial Day occurs next Tuesday
No national holiday is more generally
eobscrved than Memorial Day.
"A small patch of March weather must
have gotten switched Off in this latitude
during the past week.
Get Hopkins prices on mems boys
and children's clothing before you pur-
chase, and you will purchase nowhere
else 1t
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w. A. Grove is driving another new
team, this time il is handsome span of
bays which no brought to town the first
of the week.
The editress of newspaper, way out
in Kansas, rises TO remark that the"world
is full of bowling eight-hour men with
patient, fourteen-hour women"
Slight frosts occurred Sunday and
Monday nights of this week on the hills
hereabouts, but no damage of conse-
quence has as yet been reported.
--Remember the supper to be served
by the Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the Presbyterian church, at Mrs.
Craig's this evening from to s o'clock.
The Commissioners are repairing the
approaches to the river bridge, which
boyn not kaan In tho hasf Of onpditiOn
since the romodling of the bridge last
fall.
Harry Kuhn's Tionesta dancing class
has issued invitations to a number of its
friends to assist in closing the season
with a social party at Bovards hall this
evening.
located in the Kepler block. He guaran-
tees all his work to give perfect satisfac-
ton and asks the patronage of the public.
See his adj in this issue.
VIM. s. Nicodemus, assignee, adver-
tises a number of valuable pieces of real
estate for sale in this issue of the REPUB-
LICAN. Interested persons should take
note of the date, terms, etc.
New cabbage, lettuce, onions, rad
ishes, asparagus, rheubarb, spinach, in
fact anything in the fresh vegetable line
can be had at Amslers, always fresh and
at the lowest possible prices. 1t
M. D. Grandusky, practical painter
and paper hanger, desires share of the
patronage of the people of Tionesta. He
is deaf mute and can be found az Hotel
Agnew, where samples of his work can
TO seen. 1t
Surveyor d. w. Clark has been busy
for the past few days running over the
street lines and driving stakes for the as
sistance of those who are contemplating
building new sidewalks, and those who
ought to-contemplate.
The new Elk County home was for
mally opened on the 18th inst, when a
number of persons were transferred from
the townships to the home. The new in
stitution will have between forty and
fifty inmates at the start.
The sidewalk committee of the coun-
Gil is hot after delihquents, and contracts
for repairing and building new ones have
'been let in a number of instances. The
council will have no more dilly-dallying
and that is the proper caper.
-Rev. ]. V. McAninch will preach the
Memorial sermon for the G. A. X. boys
at the Pres byterian church next Sabbath
afternoon, services beginning at $3.50. A
very general and cordial invitation is ex-
tended. There will be no other preach
ing services at that church next Sabbath.
Assessor Moody has found over sixty
bicycles in the borough subject to taxa
ton, and some 50-odd dogs of various
age, color, sex, etc. We would never
have believed that the bikers would out
number the dogs in this borough, but
this is official and we suppose it must go.
The large new gas engine in Lanson
Bros new feed mill is not in place yet,
consequently there will be no grinding
done for a week or so yet. But they have
a large stock of home ground feed ON
hand that is the best feed for the money
asked that can he bought anywhere. Try
'em. 1t
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the wide-awake farmer and villager. we