The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1899-09-27
LOCAL AND MISCELLA NEOUS.

Dress goods of every kind and color
at Hopkins. 1t
Mems oil grain shoes sl.2O at Miles q
Armstrong;. 1t
Wanted, an overcoat; size, style or
color no object.
Republicans, pay your County tax
and be sure of your vote this fall.
Governor Stone has issued proca-
nation designating Friday, October 80.
as Arbor Day.
Wheat mill is now running nicely, so
bring in your grists and have something
"iresh." Lanson Bros. 1t
The old Grant & Horton tannery at
Ridgway was burned on Tuesday of last
week, with loss of about $4,000.
A Mr.. Grow from Tylersburg was
here yesterday looking the ground over
with view to starting jewelers. shop
in town.
Bass are taking hold in pretty lively
fashion these days. FOREST REPUBLI-
CAN. None OF EN- are taking hold of us.
-Bliszdrd. Your bats "off."
j. W. Sires will be at the Sires photo
graph gallery Friday and Saturday of
this week TO give his personal attention
to all wishing anything in the photo line.
Chestnut burs are bursting, but the
crop is measley one in comparison with
former years. Butternuts and hickory
nuts aro,guite good crop, but are not
being gethered in very lively.
james Hernon, resident tor many
years of Elualia, or Sheffield Junction,
this county, died on Monday OF last week,
being well advanced in years. He was
the postmaster there at the time of his
death.
w. II. Dotterer of Ross Run, who is
a ajuryman this week, tells us he knows
ofa spry young lady up in his section,
who has passed her Goth year, and who
helped her husband thresh his buck
wheat last week,
Franklin is we'll repr esented at court
this week. The bridge case from there
is now on trial, bringing number of the
legal luminaries from that piece into play
at our temple ofjustice. The case is be.
ing fought inch by inch.
Grapes are at their best now and
when you want basket of the delicious
fruit HE to Amsler's. He keeps a fine
fresh supply, ge ting shipments every
day. Concord, Malaga, or Delaware va
rieties in assorted baskets if desired. And
for all other fruits or vegetables his is
the place to go. 1t
j. Scott Bell came down from Mar
ienville last Saturday and drove home
with Prothonotary Robertson's fine pac-
ing horse, having purchased the same
from Mr.. r.. We don't apprehend that
Scott will need to take anybody's dust
now if he don't want to.
Miss Alice Dixon died at her home at
Gilfoyle Mon ay morning of typhoid
fever, at the age of sixteen years. She
had been 20 Balltown and nursed a sister
through a sickness of fever, and taking
sick herself she returned to her home,
where she died. Express.
JAS. d. Davis is in Philadelphia this
week where he expects to select a stock
ofdrugs and will establish pharmacy in
1ionesta, occupying one OF the large store
rooms in the Kepler block, corner Elm
and Bridge streets. Mr.. Davis has had
several years experience in the handling
ofdrugs aud medicines, and will doubt
less fitup very complete store.
During this week the bargain was
closed by which j. M. Lobaugh becomes
the purchaser of the Ditz Hotel at Leeper
Pa. Mr.. Lobough was recently burned
out at that place and instead OF rebuild
ing he has purchased the Ditz House
The value of this property has been very
much increased by the destruction of the
other hotel.-CIdrion Jdcksonian.
AS soon as the olympia is sighted
coming into the New York harbor the
fact is to be telegraphed all over th'
country, and the mayor of each city anC
town is to have the church and othe
. bells rung in honor of the Admiral Dew
ey's arrival. Many surrounding towns ar,
making preparations to receive the news
and thus celebrate the event.
"A company is forming in Meadvill
for the cultivation of beets and the man
ufacture of beet sugar. A test of the sol
in that vicinity shows 1t to be especial,
adapted to the growing ofthe sugar beet
Hence the formation of the Crawford
County Beet Sugar Company, with plan
estimated at $50 tons of beets day, tn
whole to involve an expenditure of abou
three-quarters of a million dollars.
There are no new Developments il
the Kiser murder matter, but there ar
the usual number ofrumors ofnew clues
Clues are great things tor the detectives
besides being interesting and attractiv
to the communitNat large.-Cldrion Dem
ocrat. Our neighbor is correct in his es
innate of clues. They are a good thin
in their place, but when spread on to
thick they are like limberger-nauseatin
to some people.
Heavy pants, shirts and overalls q
Miles & Armstrong;. 1t
New goods in every department a
Hopkins this week. 1t