The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1899-10-18

oil and gas leases at this Office.
You can get it at Hopkins store. II.
Ammunition of all kinds at Amsler's.
-Husking bees are now the proper ca
por.
-Titusvi)lo is to give the curfew law a
trial.
Best $500 shoe made is sold by Miles
Il Armstrong;. 1t
The chrysanthemum will soon be in
evidence.
-Ridgway is TO have free delivery OF
the mails.
The sauer kraut cutter is kept busy
these days.
Some self-made men follow very
poor plans.-Er.
Only reliable goods are sold at Miles
Il Armtrong's. 1t
-Ex-Gov. Pattison is a gold bug and
an expansionist.
The difference between love and dys-
pepsa is merely matter of years.-Er.
Fall opening of fancy millinery at f.
Walters ~ Co.'s Fridny and Saturday of
this week. 1t
-"Cash is the lever that moves the
world" Cash paid for buckwheat at
Lanson Bros. 1t
Sporting goods-Powder, Shot and
loaded shells, fishing rods, hooks and
lines at Amsler's. 1t
Artist Bankhead with his brush and
paint is making Robinson's store show
ap in great shape.
1t is reported that tho chestnut crop
on the hills in this vicinity was destroyed
by tie recent severe frosts.
The large sales Hopkins is having
on shoes this fall proves that he has tho
right line at the right price. 1t
The Sires photograph gallery will be
open for business on Saturday of each
week. Don't forget the day. If
Tho Grove & Proper well on the Stull
farm, in the Sugar Lake field, was shot
yesterday and is now making from 10 to
10 bbls.-FrankIin NeiOS.
Don't waste your money in paying
nigh prices when you can just as well
pay the cash and get sack of flour at
Lanson Bros. and save about 10 cents on
sack. 1t
Ladies' capes and jackets were never
so neat and trim as they are this iall.
You can see complete line by calling at
Hopkins store. Prices are not high
either. 1t
David Buck, aged AZ years, son
of the late Boston Buck, was found dead
in bed at Washington, Pa, on Saturday
morning. He was resident of st. Pc
petersburg.
Following is list of letters remaining
uncalled for in the Tonesta, Pa, post
office for the week ending Oct. is, 1899 :
p. NJ. Clark, Esq, Mr.. VIM. Small. ID.
S. KNOX, p. NJ.
What sad sight is it my masters, to
sec wide-awake awkard girl of uncer-
tain age, trying to act coy and kittenish
in short skirt and rough rider hat!-
Bradford Era.
See here friend! THE FOREST RE-
rUBLIcAN for one year, S1,0O. The Farm
Journal four years absolutely free.
How's t.. at? Do you want them? The
offer will not stand much longer.
Ten weeks remain yet of the fall
term at the Clarion State Normal School.
Most of the farm work is finished
throughout the country and some of the
young people are preparing to attend the
Normal.
Our "ads" may be copied and sc
may our goods and prices, but that SIM
ply means that we are to the front and
this season is no exception to others in
getting best goods at Miles & Arm
strong's. 1t
The Lamberton Savings Bank %
Franklin has been succeeded by the
Lamberton Natianal Bank. The new
bank is practically under the same man
agement as the old one and is capitalized
at 100000.
The game season opened Monday
and from all reports the game seems t.
have been fully aware of the fact, anC
"took to the woods" Leastwise ther,
was very little of it "took to the table
by the hunters.
1t is authoritively stated that tn
large tannery recently burned at Ridg
way will be rebuilt as soon as materia
can be accumulated. The tannery build
ings will be rebuilt on the same genera
plan as those destroyed.
r. w. Elder of Claysville, Washing
ton county, and Mrs. Lucinda Elder o
Endeavor, Pa, father and grandmothe
of Mrs. J. p. HuHng, who visited her
for couple Of weeks, returned to thei
homes last Saturday. While they wer
here a group photograph of Mrs. Elder
Mr.. Elder and Mrs. Huling and daugh
ter was taken which represents four ger
erations of the family.
--"World Known" SO shoes at Miles
Armstrong;. 1t
Another new lot of fancy dress pa
terms at Hopkins this week. No tw
alike. IL