The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1899-06-07
LOCAL AND MISCELLA NEOUS.
Oil market sl.1S.


For the past few days the szzard has
been on in all its fury.
The "Humanic" shoe for human feet,
at Miles IL Armstrong;. If
-Gentlemen, go and sec those elegant
silk front shirts ot Hopkins for only rs
cents. 1t
The case against James l.. Cooper,
which was to come up for trial in Warren
this week, has beon settled, it is said.
-Scowden & Clark haye two second
hand moving machines and one second
hand horse rake which they will sell
cheap. If
Marguerite, the little daughter of
VIM. f. Blum, stepped on a sharp nail
last Wednesday running it nearly through
the foot.
Samuel Arnold, father of Congress-
man Arnold of this district, died at his
home in Curwensville, on the 3lst ult.,
aged II years. He was one of Clearfield
county's prominent men.
They are making quitean effort down
In Oil City to enforce the Sabbath OBJ
servance laws, But there has been no
move as yet to stop the Sunday fishing
that any ono has heard Of
List of letters remaining uncalled
for in the Tionesta, Pa, post office
for the week ending June 7, 1899: L. L.
Hiner, w. U. Milks, Mr.. John Squires,
NJ. W. Salesgiver, Esq.
d. S. KNOX, PM.
j. Z. Groves pet dog bit Frank Joyce
the other day, and then Park saw to it
that the dog "bit the dust" at the
business end of a shot gun. The canine
was pretty one, but we don't apprehend
that one dog will be greatly missed in
Tionesta.
Now is the proper time to order your
Strawberries for canning and preserving
purposes. They are nice and fresh and
about as low in price as they will get this
season. Amsler gets them fresh from
the vine, picked in the morning and sold
the same day. 1t
The members of tie Pennsylvania
State Editorial Association will have
their annual outing at Washington, d. c.,
this year, the excursion leaving Harris
burg on the morning OF the Goth of June
for the Capitol city, where the week will
be spent in sight seeing.
-"Engraver's Roman" is the fashiona-
BILE type for calling cards, instead of the
script. Cards thus printed are unique
and very much in favor. The REPUBLI-
CAN, which keeps right up TO date in
these matters, has the new faces, and will
promptly fill all orders.
Clarence Bargerstock, of RedclyfIe,
had his right foot so badly crushed while
falling tree at Bowmanville Wednes-
day that DR.. Stonecipher found il neces-
sary to amputate three of the toes. The
young man will be laid up for some time
-MdrienCitte Express.
After all, the biggest trust is the
country newspaper, well says an ex-
change. 1t trusts almost everybody, and
for that reason the people like it. 1t is
the only trust on earth that is worked to
its limit, and the only trust where the
proprietor gets the smallest dividends.
BE sure and read our great offer of the
FOREST REPUBLICAN, for year and the
Farm Journal for the balance of the 1899
and all of 1900, 1901, 1902 and 1908, nearly
years,a for the price of our paper alone.
Just walk up to the captains office and
draw the biggest prize you ever drew.
The first Free Methodist church in
Centre county, situated four miles west
of Unionville, on Dicks Ran, was dedi-
Gated at o'clock last Sabbath afternoon.
Rev. Sager, district elder of the Clarion
district, conducted the services, assisted
by the pastor in charge, Rev. As Smith.
The men on Patterson's lease, out
across the river, killed rattlesnake Sat
urday near where they were at work put
ting up derrick which sported IL rat
ties. You seldom hear of as large string
as that, and according to tradition the
"humming bird" must have been is
years old<
Don't tell person that he or she sis
not looking well to-day" Persons who
are not well are aware of it, but they u.s.
ually try to look the best they can. 1t is
discouraging for the sufferer TO be told
that his or her efforts are an ugly failure.
From the standpoint of ordinary polite
ness it's the rankest kind of bad form.
This is the season Of the year when
little two-for-five snde shows poke
around through the country and gather
in the nickles and dimes of the silly peo-
pie who don't seem to know the differ
ence between a country fair bill and a
last years circus poster Give the snides
the go-bye and save your pennies for
more sensible anu sement. Never pat
ronize fake show ifyou know it.
dad" Shoemaker and Sim Hood,
who were yesterday afternoon repairing
the sidewalk next the REPUBLICAN office
spoiled good news item by heading off
a runaway horse hitched to an empty
buggy that had been left standing a short
ways down the street. The stranger who
owned the rig came along directly and
made it right with the boys over at Char
ley Weaver's, and then the saw didn't
~ A. 4 Al.