The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1899-04-12
LOCAL AND MISCELLA NEOUS.
oil market sl.I3.

oil and gas leases at this office.
You can get 1t at Hopkins store. IT,
-Two-dollar hats at f.. Walters & Co.'S,
SEQ those $3.50 hats at f. Walters &
Co.'S. It
The latest thing in ties at Miles &
Armstrong's. 1t
New shirt waists SOC and 75c at F,
Walters d Co.'S. 1t
New shoes for men and boys at Miles
u Armstrong;. 1t
Go to Tionesta Timing and Plumb
ing Co. for bicycle fixtures. 1t
-Greon groceries at Amsler's, always
fresh and at the lowest prices. IT
I Wall paper by sample at lowest
prices at Miles & Armstrong;. 1t
Tho great Kinzua yiaduct is to be
taken down and replaced by a heavier
and more substantial bridge.
"A car load of Daisy middlings will be
in at Lanson Bros. mill in few days.
Call and got the best for the least money.
Bicycles repaired while you wait at
Tionesta Timing and Plumbing Co. IS
shop, next door to Hopkins. Agency for
Columbia bicycles. If
Tho Bishops of the Methodist Epis.
copal church of the United States will
meet at New York. April 27, to make
fall conference assignments.
You are cordially invited to inspect
the latest novelties and styles in milli-
merry, Thursday and evening, April l9
at Mrs. B. b. Mimm's Bridge street. II
-Lanson Bros. expect in day or two
to have in car load of specially fine seed
oats, which they invite the farmers to
call and inspect before selecting else.
Who're.
Tropical and domestic fruits, fresh
vegetables, groceries, confectionery, cl-
gars aud tobacco of the finest variety and
at lowest prices can always be found at
Almsler's. 1t
"A Sabbath school convention for the
Oil City. district of the Free Methodist
church, will be held in connection with
the quarterly meeting to be held at Tio-
nesta in May.-Blizzard.
Landlord Weaver of Hotel Agnew
has commenced spring house cleaning
and the painter and paper hanger are
Frightening things up in great shape
about that popular hostlsry.
"A teachers local institute will be held
at East Hickory school house, Saturday,
April %, 1899. An extensive program
has been arranged and it is expected to
make this occasion the most interesting
of the year. Everybody invited.
The new grist mill of Lanson Bros.
is now in nice running order, turning out
custom work at great rate. Farmers
and others needing anything in their line
can now be accommodated on shert no.
tice. Bring in your grists, and have
them ground while you wait.
Glen Campbell's town Council re-
fused to grant franchise to the Valley
Water CO. for the erection of water works
in that place on Tuesday evening. The
borough proposes to put in a system OF
their. own. -, Lindsey Press. That's good
horse sense. Every municipality should
own its own water werks.
Jake Korb has had his twO-headed
cali on exhibition in the Kepler block for
a few days past. 1t is very nicely mount
ed and presents quite lifelike appear
ance and has attracted large number ol
spectators, who do not begrudge the or
10 cents cents admission to sec this Won
derful monstrosity. No one who has the
opportunity should miss seeing it.
-Trouting will be legal OH and after
next Saturday, 18th inst. 1t costs $40 q
piece to catch them before that date, that
is, if the constable, fish warden or any
other citizen catches you at it and and is
disposed to "make a holler' about it,
Constables are made ex-officio game and
fish wardens, by a late act, and if they
fail to enforce the law where they know
it to have been violated they are a party
to the offense. Don't break the law.
Report of Mayburg school for seventh
month: Number enrolled, 35 per cent
of attendance, 91; average attendance, 81,
Present every day: Homer Burdick,
Roy Berlin, Albert Hartman, Arthur
Harding, Roy Delo, Robert Burdick
Earl Delo, Helen Paul, Jessie Burdick,
Ethel Bruce, Laura Hartman, Nora Bruce,
Dorathy Burdick, Lottie Bruce, Mabel
Clifford, Sarah Clifford, Hannah Bruce
Fora Hartman.
Rosa ID. HUNTER, Teacher.
The Coleman well on the hill oppo-
site town was ''drilled in" last Thursday
and is duster. fair sand was found al
a depth between 1900 and 1000 feet, but
little sign of oil. The wells on Jameson
flats are being pumped with view tc
exhassting the salt water, and with pros.
poets of making very nice producers o.
them when this is accomplished 1t was
reported yesterday that one of the we'll:
had made several nice flows. A compa.
ny is putting up rig near Whiteman's
store on the West Side for the purpose o.
cleaning out the old well abandoned there
many years ago, and which at one time
produced oil.
Hopkins aells the clothing aud shoes