The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1900-03-28
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A STRANGERS VIEW.
Notes and Notions Of Ramble About Town, In
teresting to Our Many Readers



known cause awoke one morning with
a sensation at the base OF one of my mo-
lars, such as you occasionally read about
but do not often care to experience. OF
course the next thing was hunt for a
dentist, and / was directed to the office of
DIR. +. S. Hunter, where my suffering
was quickly terminated. Before leaving
the DR.. S sanctum enjoyed very pleas
ant chat with him and learned great
many things concerning his profession
that surprised me somewhat. The offices
occupied by him are attractively and
handsomely furnished and equipped
with all necessary appliances of the very
latest and most modern pattern for the
treatment and care of the teeth. His
treatment of me was such that can
speak of him in terms only Of the highest
praise and from opinions voiced by sew
eral with whom have spoken l infer
that he conducts the most popular dental
office in this locality, with prices for the
highest class skill in that direction lower
than those charged by dentists in general.
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK.
In noting my impressions" of your
beautiful town and its inhabitants must
not forget call made at one of the lead
ing financial institutions of the county,
the Citizens National Bank, where 1 met
its genial Cashier, Mr.. j, G. Bowman.
After a short but pleasant conversation
with that gentleman l was impressed
with its apparent solidity and high rating,
noting one or two statistical items which
l take the liberty of mentioning. From
the last statement l see that the indiyid-
ual deposits snbiect to check amount to
nearly $4,000 while the cash on hand,
nearly 1000, would pay those deposits
at once with the exception of about 5000
and without drawing on other securities.
This exceeds the average of banks in gen.
eral by nearly so per cent. Another
fact greatly testifying to the growing
popularity of this Bank is the increase in
deposits nearly 100 per cent. in the last
year. The financial standing aud sterl-
ing worth of the gentlemen who COM
pose the directorate and management of
the institution is such that no question can
arise as to its ability to withstand all
financial storms which have threatened
concerns of this kind throughout the
country.
+. T.. DICK.
As a fitting representative of the mer-
chant tailoring industry in Tionesta l
will mention Mr.. +. f. Dick, at whose
parlors l made very pleasant call
to-day. Mr.. Dick is in reality the FASH
ionable tailor of Tionesta, and is patron
lied largely by the fastidous among the
tinually on hand a large and complete
line of stylish suitings and overcoatings,
and is prepared at all times to suit the
most exacting. The workmanship 1
noted to be of the best that can be OBJ
tained in the locality with prices CORES
pondingly low. Mr.. Dick also makes a
specially of repairing and cleaning.
FOREST co. NATIONAL BANK.
In passing down main street this a. m.
was attracted by an unusually hand
some specimen of architecture in stone,
opposite the Citizens Bank which l
found upon inquiry to be the new home
of the Forest County National Bank,
which will ere long be occupied by that
institution. After obtaining permission
l went through the building and was GER
tainly surprised at the skilled workman
ship displayed and tie beautiful orna-
mental, and at the same time, useful re-
suit. The interior shows perfection of
finish and attention to detail that mark
the highest artistic and practical cOmbi-
nation of utility and beauty. The main
lobby is a study in architecture with its
handsome woodwork, tile floors, offices
and furnishings, in keeping with their
surroundings. The Forest County Ma
tional Bank is recognized AS one of the
leading financial institutions in the vicin-
ity, and has demonst rated its soldity and
financial worth and standing to the satis-
faction of all. Their last statement is
very gratifying and showsa total deposit
of nearly slS5,OOO and undivided surplus
and profits nearly $4,000, altogether
making showing unsurpassed by any
banking institution in the country.
f. P. AMSLER.
And l must not forget the concern pre-
sided over by Mr.. F. P. Amsler, who
made me feel quite at home upon my
visit there to-day. Mr.. Amsler conducts
really high class store, one which it is a
pleasure TO patronize, and its exceeding
popularity throughout the community is
testified to by the extent and character o
its patronage, rivalling learn that ofany
like concern in the vicinity. Mr.. Am.
sler deals largely in fruit and produce
and found the large store filled in the
different departments with a complete
and fine line of groceries, delcacies, con.
dictionary, cigars, tobacco. ETC., such a;
would please the most fastidious among
Tionesta buyers. A pleasing call surely
-one to be remembered.
THE CENTRAL HOUSE.
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