The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1899-07-26
LOCAL AND MISCELLA NEOUS.
oil market closed at $l.25.
oil and gas leases at this Office.

oil and gas leases at this Office.
Go to Amsler for fishing tackle. II
You can get it at Hopkins store. If.
Miles &Armstrong sell the fine shoes
Hopkins line of shoes are kash
katchers. 1t
No "kissing bugs" at Hopkins, but
plenty of bargains in shoes. 1t
lone dollars worth of goods for 75
cents at Miles & Armstrong's. 1t
-Ifits anything in the fruit or vogeta-
BILE line you can get it at Amsier's. 1t
Ladies wishing to purchase wash
Hopkins knows where to strike you
for trade-squarely at your pants rock-
cts. 1t
AS the market climbs higher the pro-
ducer's smiles wider. More truth than
poetry.
Look at Hopkins clothing. If you
don't buy now, you will buy bye and
bye, 1t
Cash we want and cash we will have.
Come early and SEQ what cash will buy
at Miles Il Amstrong's 1t /.
The past few days have been quite
proptious for harvesting and the farm
ers have not been slow to improve the
time.
The Epworth League will give dime
social at the home of Mrs. @. Jameson
Friday evening" July 2s. All are invited
TO attend.
We will sell shoes, clothing and fur.
nishings at off for the next two weeks
>in 0rdoLto make room for fall goods.
Miles & Armstrong. 1t
The Free Methodist camp meeting be-
gins at Pleasantville to-day and will last
"a week. There will doubtless be big
attendance from here next Sunday.
Brick laying at the new county home
has begun an will proceed with vigor
from this on. A large quantity of brick
are OH the ground and more are being
manuIactused.
= --The 18th annual reunion of the 10th
Regiment, p. V. l., will be Held at War
rem, Pa, on Aug. 18th. Governor Roose-
welt, of New York, is announced as the
orator for the occasion.
The w. c. T. U. will give parlor
meeting at Mrs. Kate b. Craig's next
Tuesday evening, August lst, at clock.
Al -. ;, AL all
especially the new members.
AN the rivermen engaged in running
the large output of boats and barges to
the lower markets on the late rise
j6ve returned, having made the run in
remarkably good time and without mis-
hap'oeserious naVre.
The Tidioutf river bridge is to be
bought by the Warren county commits
sioners and made free to the public. Free
bridges and free highways are the proper
caper, and in this enlightened and pro-
gressive age there should not he toll
bridge or road in Pennsylvania.
List of letters remaining uncalled
for in the Tionesta, Pa, post office
for the week ending July 26, 1899: Mrs.
CaUbe Groves, Mrs. James Cable, Miss
Susie X May, Mr.. H. S. Reed | letter,
Mr.. II. s. Reed first class package,
Miles w. Tate, Esq. ID. S. KNOX, PM.
Carlos Heath of Starr had his right
forearm badly lacerated by scythe last
Saturday. He stepped upon the imple-
ment in such a way as TO throw the blade
up with sufficient force to cut cash three
Ninches long and through to the bone
about midway between the elbow and
wrist.
-Amsler can feed you OH the best the
market affords in the vegetable or fruit
y line. The choicest of everything received
daily and kept in the freshest state while
his prices are often much below those of
other markets. Try him when your ap-
petite Graves something and you don't
know what. 1t
"A new stone culvert is being put in at
the mouth of Hunter run, Tionesta town.
ship. The bridge at that place was de-
stroyed by the flood caused by the heavy
rains we had here about a month ago.
The township authorities are now going
at 1t in the right shape and are putting
up a Bridge that ought to stand.
w. A. Grove and o. w. Proper have
: secured 30-acre lease in the new Sugar
Lake field, not far from the Franklin
branch of the Erie road, and will begin
at6nce the drilling Of several wells there.
Their lease is almost entirely surround
ed by good wells, and they can hardly
miss getting paying production.
Larson Bros are putting the roller
process into their Touring mill and ex-
pect to have il running by the time farm
ers are ready with their grists. It Is all
= of the latest pattern and they will turn
out flour of all kinds that will be second
to none, Get ready TO bring your pro-
duet in and have it made into flour on
1pshort order.
On Monday Of last week Mr.. A. w.
: Cook, of the firm of Cook & Graham, put
the coach of the Brookville railway at the
disposal of the ministers of Brookvile,
tsking them and their families to White