The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1899-11-08
LOCAL ND MI s CELIA NEOUS.
oil market closed at Sl.56.

Ammunition ofall kinds at Amsler's.
Ladies plush and cloth cal es at Hop
kins. 1t
Ladies' 25c underwear at Miles &
Armstrong; It
only reliable quality in ruLbers at
Miles Il Armstrong;. 1t
A mans size usually commands
more respect than his age, -Er.
-Ifyou want the very newest thing in
furnishing goods, 60 to Hopkins. 1t
"A mans condition is truly pitiable
when he has nothing good to live for.-E.c.
- Boys knee-pants suits at any price
you want them from $3.50 to $500 at Hop
kins. 1t
Three million dollars worth of grapes
were harvested this season in the Lake
Erie grape belt.
-Ifyou wish TO be comfortable these
cold days, buy one of those storm over
coats at Hopkins. 1t
The Sires photograph gallery will be
open for business on Saturday of each
week. Don't forget the day. tt
And then there's vegetables and
fruits. Amsler keeps the finest in town
and wants everybody to know it. 1t
-"Somehow, says an exchange, "it
doesn't ease the pain of failure to reach it
through the advice of a friend"
There is to be change in landlords
at the Mapel Shade hotel in Tylersburg,
this week, says the Clarion Democrat.
Just as nice stock of up-to- date
clothing at Hopkins as you can see any
where, and the prices are lower than you
can get by going out of town to buy. 1t
Dr. Harris of Bucknell University
speaks very highly of the graduates of
the Clarion State Normal School who
have been attending the University.
For -four and feed go to Amsler's !;
that is, the best flour in town for $l.OO per
sack. And in feed, everything desirable
for the table. All at very reasonable
price, too. 1t
The rnantel factory at this place is
receiving its share of the present prosper
ity and is being run t) its utmost capac-
ity. The company is experiencing much
difficulty in securing cabinet makers.
The Wirans property, corner of Elm
and Hilands street, was sold yesterday
by Samuel ID. Irwin, Master in the legal
proceedings, the best bid being Sl,04O.
Hon. "A. Randall was the purchaser
We have sol.l large number of Ia
lies cap.s ard jackets this fall Our
stock was so large though that the line
is not yet broken. We have all sizes, and
the prices are as low as anywhere. Hop
kins 1t
There are number of very danger
Gus holes in the sidewalks about town
that should be "looied into" 1t is un-
just to those who keep up their walks to
allow others to maintain man traps along
their properties.
The second snow squall of the season
was on in this section last Friday night
when there was quite fall of the beauti-
ful, aud Saturday morning the hill-tops
were white.cipped and presented a
dreary enough aspect.
Following is list of letters remaining
uncalled for in the Tonesta, Pa, post
Office for the week ending Nov. s, 1899;
Mr.. John Krugle, r. G. Longwell, p. NJ.
Clark, Miss May Proctor
d. S. KNOX, PM.
Ono dollar pays for the REPUBLICAN,
one year. In addition we give the Farm
Journal four years for absolutely moth
ing. This applies to new subscribers and
old ones who pay up arrearages aud one
year in advance. The offer will not al
ways bold out.
All ofour citizens who are intereste d
in the proposed lecture course are cordi-
ally invited to attend a meeting to be
held in Bovard's hall next Wednesday
evening, Nov, 10th at 500, for the pur-
pose of discussing the matter, All are
cordially invited.
Forestry Commissioner Rothrock
has been directed to purchase unseated
lands in the State for forestry. The for
estry commission will select three reser-
vations of not less than 40, 900 acres each,
at the headwaters of the Delaware, Sus-
quehanna and Allegheny rivers.
e. w. Bovard is finishing up the hall
over his store and the plasterers are now
ct work. When completed it will make
very neat little dance hall, which is
something that our young people have
been wishing for, as the town has been
without good hall for this purpose for a
number of years.
Andrew Carnegie has made Clarion a
proposition to give the town $50, 600 for a
free library, ifthe people of Clarion will
furnish the site and $1,000 annually to
maintain it, or he would give S25, 600 and
the people furnish $4,000 annually, or
900 and the people $1,000. II is said
the $4,000 proposition will be accepted.
"A lalge number of the friends OF Rev.
and Mrs. c. c.. Rumberger gathered at
the parsonage last Friday evening and
held "pound party" The evening was
pleasantly spent and when the guests
dispersed the genial host and hostess
werer richer to the extent of very many
"pounds" of useful articles of various