The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1899-08-02
LOCAL AND MISCELLA NEOUS.
oil market closed at sl.27 &.

oil and gas leases at this Office.
Go to Amsler for fishing tackle. II
You can get 1t at Hopkins store. If.
Miles &Armstrong sell the fine shoes
Still bigger bargains at Miles & Arm
strong's. 1t
Oats harvest is on in full now, and
the yield is rather an extra good one.
Now is the time to save money on
what you need at Miles IL Armstrong;. 1t
Profits are given for cash trade on
clothing, shoes, ETC., at Miles Il Arm
strong's. 1t
Master Curtis Proper is the possessor
ofa handsome little pony, the gift of his
uncle, o. W. Proper.
Lightning struck Col. ]. ]. Cater's
barn at Titusville one night last week,
hut little damage was done.
Notice the papers from the west say
oats and corn getting cheaper. Prices at
LansOn Bros arc correspondingly cheap
or. 1t
The Cnautauqua excursion this morn
ing was well patronized from Tionesta,
one hundred and eighteen tickets having
been sold at this station.
The Epworth League of this place
held very pleasant and we'll attended
social at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. @.
Jameson last Friday evening.
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Lease has de-
'clared herself full .hedged spiritualist
of the Moss Hull type. The noted Kan
sas female politician is at Lily Dale.
Flour machinery is not yet ready for
grinding, but still don't forget that you
can always get Flour as well as Feed at
Lanson Bros. The price is always right.
The Maccabees of Northwestern
Pennsylvania will hold their annual re-
union and picnic at Exposition park,
Warren, Aug. 10. One of the features of
the event will De prize waltz.
The season for killing woodcock has
closed until October 10, when all game
except deer and rabbits, can be legally
taken, but must be shot with gun. The
latter species may be legally killed after
Nov. lst.>
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Zahniser and
the family of the late U.S.Zahniser desire
to extend their thapks to all who kindly
rendered aid and comfort to the bereaved
during the illness and after the death of
Mr.. Zahniser.
Maj. Levi G. McCauley Auditor Gem
eral of the State, has our thanks for
copy of the annual report of his depart
for 1898, which contains fund of valu-
able statistics and data relative to the
States finances.
An exchange gives the following ad-
vice: Never borrow your neighbor's pa
per. There is no greater nuisance than
paper borrower. If you are too penu-
rious to subscribe and pay for your own
paper-read the bible. You ought to.
Charles b. Price has been appointed
general alsuperintendent Of the Allegheny
Valley railroad to succeed David McCar-
go, who has resigned that position on
account OF i'll health. Mr.. McCargo has
been general superindent for "A years.
We observe by the Sandy Lake Nt1os
that Len Clary, who has many friends in
Forost county is making venture in oil,
and with his employer in the scale busi-
ness. has leased 200 acres and is about to
put down well near Hendersonville,
Mercer county.
Mr.. w. F. Stead sen DIS to the 4lmeri
icdn Monthly ReUieW Of ReUie,0s from The
Hague some interesting comments on the
work of the peace conference, at which
Mr.. Stead himself, though not an accred-
tied delegate, has been one of the leaders
of the arbitration movement.
Josiah Aliens Wife" marietta Hol-
ley) has finished her new story, and the
first installment is published in the Au-
gust Ladies Home Journal. 1t is in her
characteristic, humorous vein, but may
be said to be story with purpose. 1t
bears the anne of "My Stylish Cousins
Daughter
"A young man at Cory was arrested
and fined five dollars for boarding NOV
ing train. Were such rule adopted and
carried out here business in the police
department would be lively.tEr. And
if it isn't soon adopted here business for
the surgeon or undertaken is likely to
receive a stimulous some fine day.
Women, and men tok for thatmatter,
will be obliged TO give their correct age
in the coming census. The new law says:
"women who refuse to tell their age or in
dulge in inaccurate statements thereof, as
we'll as all other persons refusing to re-
ply to questions or making false state
ments shall, on conviction, be fined one
hundred dollars"
Those second hand machines are dis
posed of but Scowden q 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
a very narrow margin ofproft. Always
consult them before you buy. IT will
pay. If
Flag stone for a number of new
walks in town have arrived and will be
laid forthwith. These are G.. w. Robin
go. r.ontoo.o c,,,o. N Lun1rad foot. Miss