The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1899-01-18
LOCAL AND MISCELLA NEOUS.
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III you see IL III our 'ad. It's 10 DC
had. Miles IL Armstrong. 2t
Hopkins has a few ladies jackets left
that you can own at your own price. 1t
Shoes to sell, shoes that wear-right
kind of shoes, at right prices at Miles Il
Armstrong;. 1t
"A good house and lot on Elm sire e
for sale cheap. For particulars inquire
of p. NJ. Clark. II
George Dechaut of Stroubleton, Clar-
ion county, has been granted a pension
of $40 per month.
Some people are happy only when
they are tryipacH find out something they
have no busne<yto know.
The price Hopkinsasks for those Bar
gain Counter Shoes sends pair home
with everybody that looks at them. 1t
"A storm with thunder and lightning
accompan ments was on the bill of fare
for last Friday night, or Saturday morn
ing.
The drillers on the woll on Jacob
SmeRrbaugh's place, near the creek
bridge, expect to reach pay dirt to-day or
tomorrow.
-Quaiterly meeting services will be
held at Newmansville in the F. M.
church, beginning Friday evening OF this
week and continuing over Sunday.
james Landers lost fine 500 driv-
ing horse last week. The beast had got
ten loose and tackled a sack o! buck
wheat which proved too much for him.
IA bachelor once asked a married
man who had an excellent wife where he
found her. The reply was, "at home
with her mother, and not on the streets"
-Ex-Treasurer Jameson is putting
the finishing touches on his fine new
domicile in the north ward, and expects
to be occupying 1t within the next two
weeks.
"A large party of the young people of
this place took a sleighride 10 Golinza
last "Wednesday night, where they en-
joyed pleasant evening as the guests of
MISS COTd .VtNSon.
&C. NJ. Arner = Son. have moved their
insurance Office fixtures into the Office
lately occupied by J. T. Brennan, corner
Elm and Bridge streets. The new loca-
ton is very desirable one.
Bear in mind that Amsler carries the
largest assortment of domestic and trop-
ical fruits, confectionery, cigars and to-
bacco in town and his goods are always
fresh and of the first class. 1t
The burning of the NJ. e. church at
Tylersburg on the sth inst, entails loss
on the congregation of about $1,000, with
no insurance. An oyerpressure of gas is
supposed to have caused the conflagra-
.tion.
The grip-stricken patients of the
town are about all on the mend. A new
victim now and then comes to the front,
but the later cases seem to be ofa milder
type, and it is hoped the grips hold has
been broken hereabouts.
The bridge which spans the Allie
gheny river at Franklin is now free and
will soon bo purchased by the Commits
sioners OF Venango county. This will be
good thing for Franklin merchants and
should have happened long ago.
Some people seem to think there is
no difference in groceries, whether they
stand in store for year or two or not,
but if you %ill try Amsler's groceries,
where the stock is not large, but always
fresh, you will find a vast difference. 1t
w. A. Grove last week met with his
first reverse in long line of successful
operations up on the c. o. Baird tract.
Dawson run, having brought III duster.
Albert is not discouraged, however, and
will be bouncing the drill again shortly.
AT the request of 200 Republicans and
about 200 other people of Emlenton, Con-
gresham G. w. Stone has consented to
allow the future postmaster of that place
to be elected by the people. There are
ten candidates for the position, nine men
and one woman.
F. Il. Mabie, of Erie, was among Tio-
nesta friends last Friday for few hours.
While hero Frank arranged with Geo. B.
Armstrong for the handling of his firms
hard wall plaster, which goods are achiev-
ing a fine reputation throughout this sec
tion of country.
Someone has said, whether they were
or not, that sulphur sprinkled
in ones shoes will prevent grip. A num-
ber are trying it around town, not on ac-
count of any great faith in the remedy,
but because it entails but little trouble
and can do ne harm.
AN exchange says that the postoffice
department proposes that postmasters
shall open all letters on which no postage
has been placed, to discover the name of
the writer. In order to avoid this dill
Guilty send in your orders and have your
name and address printed on your en-
velopes.
-Tionesta's new cornet band, under
the leadership of Charley Killmer. Is
making good progress. The organization
Is composed of Is or 20 of our towns best
young musicians, and there isn't doubt
but that the boys will bud and bloom into
/ fine band with the flowers of spring.
Dur citizens should encourage the boys.
Bargains in LADIES coats or capes at
Niles & ArmstroHgs. 1t