The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1899-05-17
LOCAL. AND MISCELLA NEOUS.
-Oil market Sl.l3.


Shoes that will fit any shaped foot at
Hopkins. 1t.
Shoes for thousand feet at Miles &
Armstrong;. 1t
The Pittsburg national league club is
now in third place-from the bottom.
See the elegant line of fancy silk front
shirts at Hopkins. They are beauts. 2t
Strawberries and all kinds of fresh
fruits and vegetables arrive daily at Am
sler's. 1t
p. A. Anderson has reshingled his
bouse and is now applying coat of
paint.
The finest shirts ever shown in For
est county now on sale at Miles II Arm
strong's. 1t
Hopkins assortment of mems, boys
and chldren's clothing, can't be beat in
quality or price. 1t
Mrs. Mary A. Kinch wishes to. an
nounce that she is prepared TO do nursing
by day or week. Address Tionesta, Pa.
Get Hopkins prices on mems boys
and children's clothing before you pur-
chase, and you will purchase nowhere
else. 1t
Subscribe for the REPUBLICAN and
secure the Farm Journal five years
free. Only limited time for this choice
offer.
There has been no frost of any ac
count so far this spring, though the line
was almost touched a night or two OF
the past week in these paris.
--Liveryman Cantield's business is in
creasing and consequently he is continu-
ally adding to his stable His latest pur-
chase is the Geo. Matha team.
Harry Garfield was exhibiting the
first ratilesnake of the season last Sun
day. lie and n number of others cap
tured the reptile at the famous den on the
hill back of the depot.
New cabbage, lettuce, onions, rad
ishes, asparagus, rheubarb, spinach, in
fact anything in the fresh vegetable line
can be had at Amslers, always fresh and
at the lowest possible prices. 1t
In the published list of the new Re-
publican County Committee recently the
name OF BENZ. j. Weller, committeeman
for Starr precinct, was inadvertently
omitted by the compositor.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Presbyterian Church will
hold supper at Mrs. Craigs Wednesday,
May "a. from G to o'clock. Price 25
cents. All are cordially invited.
The property known as the Il. f.
has been sold to C. p. Northrup and Sc.
Orr of Warren. 1t was one of the late
Mr.. Clapp's most productive oil proper.
ties.
w. A. Grove has sold his handsome
team of blacks to DR.. J. c. Dunn, and he
is now looking for another pair of good
steppers. When he gets suited you may
look for good ones, for when CAB" buys
horses he don't buy COWS.
-Sires studio, Tionesta. Pa, open
daily. Photographs in all the latest
styles of finish and mounts. Proofs will
be furnished promptly from Tionesta.
First class work at reasonable prices.
1t T. J. 0'SHEA, Mgr.
Mrs. Blum, wife of Commissioner
Herman Blum of German Hill, received
a'fall last Saturday bruIsing her chest so
severely as to require the attendance of a
physician, but from which she will re-
cover without further difficulty it lis
thought.
The Tionesta Gun Club will meet al
Scowden & Clark's Office tomorrow
Thursday, evening, at 1880 for the pur-
pos of recognizing for the summers
work. A large attendance is desired, ,and
all who have desire to become members
of the club will be welcome.
Revenue Collector Jenkins was in
town last Friday looking for counterfeit
cigar stamps, but only found two boxes
Our dealers were very lucky, for in some
places dealers have been found who had
large quantities of the bogus goods on
hand on which they had TO pay the rev.
enue in order to retain them.
Black bass, yellow bass or wall-eyed
pike may be taken between May 80 and
January 1, if you can get them to bite
Fishing on Sunday is prohibited IN thi:
State, but this, it seems, don't apply tC
Oil City parties. Bass less than inches
long must be thrown back into the wa.er
Remember these points of the law.
-Messrs. James b. Sipe & Co., ALE
gheny, Pa, in order TO introduce "Sipe'l
Japan OIL" and to demonstrate practi
caly its superiority over linseed oil io
all kinds of painting, will send free o
charge enough of it to paint an ordinary
building, to the two first addresses re-
ceived from property owners in reply Il
this. 1t
The first and only section of the new
law to punish those who wilfully injur,
or destroy bicycle side paths in this State
reads as follows: "Any person wilfully
injuring or obstructing sidepaths con
structed within this commb shal
be guilty of misdemeanor, and upoI
conviction thereof shall be punished by
fine not exceeding ten dollars, or i'm
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