The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1899-07-12
LOCAL. AND MISCEALA NEOUS.
oil market sl.13.

oil and gas leases at this Office.
60 to Amsler for fishing tackle. II
You can get it at Hopkins store. If.
Miles &Armstrong sell the fine shoes.
Read Hopkins new ad. in this issue.
k-Still lots of bargains at Miles Il Arm
&Ong's. Ii
Reduction sale to bo continued at
- Il Armstrong;. II
rhis is the prpper time to order rasp-
berries for canning purposes. They are
down to the lowest price now, and in
prime condition. Order quick. 1t
Charles Daniels, a son of tho late
James Daniels, of Clarington, Pa, died
of heart failure very suddenly on Friday
last. He was aged 27 years and was un.
married.
Il. B, Hull of Hickory township was
awarded the contract for building then
school house for Green twp, which is to
take the place Of the Tubbs Run school
building on German Hill. Consideration
S665.
Attention is directed to the double
column ad. of the Oil City driving park
race meeting in this issue. Some fine
racing will be seen there, and lovers of
fast horse flesh from this section will
doubtless attend.
j. b. Hagerty, who camo home from
the West Virginia oil field to spend the
4th with his family, shipped his drilling
rig tho first of the week, and will run two
or three strings of tools in that hustling
region for the next few months.
r. f. Dick, our up to date merchant
tabor has removed from the Kepler
block TO the building formerly occupied
by J. f. Fredrikson, and is now better
prepared than ever to show you samples
and quote you pr.ces. Give him a call.
Everything up to date in vegetable
and fruit line at Amsler's. Nothing stale
or wilted allowed to accumulate about his
store. An order by telephone gets you
the freshest to be had just the same as
though you were on the ground. And
prices are always right "
About two-thrds of our population
took in the 4th at other points, leaving
Tionesta very quiet and orderly place
on that day, and giving the town more of
sunday air than an indeRendence day
anniversary. And yet everybody is just
as well of, and perhaps a mighty sight
better.
-R. C. Heath, Starr, Pa, still has one
new Deering Ideal Mower and one Deer
ing Hay Rake on hand also, one second
hand mower, 4-foot cut, with both pole
and shafts. This mower has only cut
about ten acres of grass and is for sale
cheap. / have the Deering Harvester
Oil in stock. ct
farm Jown for the balance of 1899
and dall of 1900, 1901, 1902 and 1908, nearly
five years, to every subscriber who will
pay one year in advance for THE FOREST
REPUBLICAN,. No better farm paper
than the Farm Journal. This offer is
only made to a limited number-the first
who come forward.
Those second hand machines are dis
posed of but Scowden IL Clark have a
good variety of new mowers, rakes,
plows, harrows, etc., which are going at
almost second hand prices. Besides they
will order anything in the farm machin-
cry line not cerried in stock, and all at
very narrow margin profit. Always
consult them before you buy. 1t will
pay. If
The foundation of the new county
home being completed-and very hand
some and substantial one it is to-brck-
laying will begin in short time, one
kiln of excellent quality having been
burned and ready for the work. The
progress on the building. from this on
will be more marked and people travel
ing on the railroad will soon be afforded
nice view of the handsome home for the
poor.
Capt. william Astor Chanler, Con-
gresham from New York, is the Presi-
dent of the New York Star, which is Civ
ing away $40 bicycle daily, as offered by
bholI duNOItloCultNb III duOlHOi COluuius
Hon. Amos j. Cummings, M. c., Col
Asa Bird Gardner, District Attorney of
New York, Ex-Governor Hogg, of Texas,
and Col. Fred. Feigl, of New York, are
among the we'll known names in their
Board of Directors. 1t
The new NJ. L. Church at Golinza
will be dedicated to the service of the
Lord next Sunday, ReY. Buzza, pastor,
preaching the deuicatory sermon at IL a.
m. A platform meeting will be held at
which several addresses will be made.
Rek. w. NJ. Buzza will preach in the eve
ming which will be followed by the Sac
rament of the Lords Supper. A weeks
preparatory services is being held, at
which the following ministers will
preach: Revs. McAninch, Robinson,
Hillard and Pond.
The residents of GolinZa had fire.
works galore on tho Fourth, more than
they cared for by good deal. On Sun
day previous fire broke out in the hem
lock slashing at Judy Run, about two
miles from the village, and was only sub
dued late in the day of the Fourth and
Nafter very stubborn fight by all availa-
n