The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1899-08-30
LOCAL AND MISCELLA NEOUS.
Oil market closed at $l.30.

Miles &Armstrong sell the fine shoes.
The school bell rings next Monday.
Lecture at Bovards hall Friday eve
ming.
Boys caps for school wear, 25c at
Miles Il Armstrong;. 1t
Beautiful midsummer days, these.
And the nights, simply out of sight.
Don't forget the Fair next month, II,
l3, II, and l5 Oil City VS.. the world.
See that your name is on the registry
list, do not wait until the last moment,
queen Esther Circle will meet at the
home of Mrs. A. Carson, Friday evening
next.
Swallows have departed. Having
reference, of course, to the bird by that
name.
-Bovard's hall, Friday night. Don't
miss 1t. Matilda Fletcher has few equals
as.a lecturer.
Grapes are at their best now, and
Amser sells them by the pound or bask-
ct at the lowest figure. 1t
Hay riding and corn roasting parties
are numerous these cool evening. A
green corn dance will probably be next
on the bill.
"A good practical business education
at smallcost. Just what you want. Ad-
dress, The Smith Business College, War
ren, Pa. 81
Clarence, son of Conrad Sbble, who
resides on German Hill, two miles from
this place, is reported as having an attack
oftyphoid fever.
Next Monday morning when pupils
enter the school room they will be eX-
pected to present certificate of vaccina-
tion to their teacher. Don't neglect this.
List of letters remaining uncalled for
in the Tionesta, Pa, postoflice for the
week ending Aug. %, Joseph Gilillan,
Miss Maggie Fry. d. S.KNoX, p. M.
-FoR SALE.-Large store buildings
and lot located in Clarington, Forest
county, Pa. For particulars inquire of
j. b, PEALsALL, Grove City, Pa. S-l6-St
The ladies' of the w. II. c. and their
guests enjoyed their annual picnic at the
pleasant homo of Henry W. Ledebur,
German Hill, last Friday, and report a
happy time as usual.
Expected to have wheat rolls running
this week but the millwrights had to see
Mckinley, in Pittsburg this week, so
just wait about ten days with your wheat
grists. Lanson Bros. 1t
Perhaps the only word that is the
same in all languages is the "Hello!" in
response to telephine call. Wherever
there is telephone line the word is in
use, and means just what it does in Eng
lsh.
The continued illness of ex-District
Attorney p. NJ. Clark, together with the
opportunities of his many friends, has
induced him to go to the Oil City hospital
for treatment, and he left for there Mon
day morning.
"A medical authority says that "by
eating less meat, and having it better
l cooked, we shall tide over the rise in
price, and maintain our health and hap
piness despite fashion and extravigance."
The remedy is easy and available to all.
No use going hungry for whole
some Wand when Amslers stand is re-
plete with everything in the frui tor veg
etable line, and at prices that put.them in
reach of all. Everything fresh as morn
ing daisy. Call and see. 1t
Matilda Fletcher is not on y a hand
some woman but possesses oratorical
ability that is rapidly wining for her a
reputation second to no other person on
the lecture PLATFORM -Phild. Press.
Bovard's hall, Friday night, Sept. l..
The estimate is that the wheat crop
OF the United States this year is the third
best OIL record, the oats crop the second
best, and corn the same. With an aggre-
gate of $500, ,0O0,O 900 bushels ofwheat, corn
and oats tine prosperity of 1899 has good
foundation.
-DC SuIO ANU lCdu Jul SiOoS OhOA vi
. the REPUBLICAN for a year and the Farm
Journal for the balance Of 1899 and all ol
1900, 1901, 1902 and 1908, nearly five years
all for the price our paper alone. just
walk up tothe captains office and draw
the greatest prize you eyer drew.
New Castle detectives, it is said
have about made up their minds that
the man who killed William Kiser, near
Elk City not long ago, is the same who
murdered John Bevins, the Treasurer Of
New Castle.-Btzzdrd. The cases are
quite similar in their hideousness, and
about as hard to unravel.
"A page ofpictures of'.Attractive Dec
orations for the Schoolroom" is shown In
Ladies' Home Journal for September
The pictures are from photographs sub
mitted ia response to the prize offel
made by the Journal short time ago
The page is timely, and presents many
new ideas for making the schoolroon
cheerful.
Lew Arner lifted pair of nice pix,
out of the river at the bridge last Thurs
day morning. They weighed eigh
pounds, and Lewis was just fifteer
minutes engaged in the pleasant past
time. One of the fish had been nibblinl