The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1900-03-28
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his goods on and occupies his newly sc-
quired property, the Barnett block. He
expects in few days to be ready for GUS
toners in the clothing, dry goods and
boot and shoe line. His family will oc-
cupy quarters in the building as soon as
they can get things comfortably shaped
around. s
The firm of Heath & Killmer, drug
gists and grocers, has been dissolved by
mutual consent, Mr.. Heath retiring, and
Mr.. Killmer continuing the business as
heretofore. The firm has acquired Hour
ishing trade in the four years in which it
has conducted business at that stand, and
Mr.. Killmer will, by giving strict atten-
ton to the wants Of customers, old and
new, and keeping right up to date in ev-
cry detail, eudoavor to merit an in
crease in this trade. Success to you,
George. -
In these days of universal newspaper
reading the people look for something
more in their journals than what is ordi-
narily spoken of as "news." Few things
OF everyday life are more important to
the whole public than the purchase and
sale of commodities. The wise merchant
will, therefore, tell them what he wants
to sell. There is no better way to convey
the desired information than by means of
advertising. His store news doesn't
come by telegraph, or over the city edi-
tors desk, but it is news all the same.
Mr.. Fulton scooped in a very nice
order for ten set of heavy harness few
days ago for the Carter Oil Co OF Sisters
VILE, w. Va. While he had to compete
for the order it was awarded TO him
largely an the merits of his goods, he
having filled like order about year
ago for this same company, and the sat
isfaction then rendered largely influenced
the placing of the present order. Mr..
Fulton has recently enlarged his estab-
lishment giving him commodious and
very nicely appointed place to carry on his
ever increasing trade. Honest work and
ION honor" dealing will always win out
in the long run.
The following item from the Titus
vile World of Saturday will interest a
large number of the friends of Mr.. Ire
dell, who for long time was superinten-
| dent of the extract works at Marienville
where hc hes host of friends who will
wish him success in his new undertak-
ing. "The many friends of Mr.. S. N.
Iredell will regrett to learn of his intend
ed removal from this city early in April
to Norfolk, Va. Mr.. Iredell, with one Of
his sons, will take charge of agencies and
will, also engage in the manufacturing
business, the raw material for which
grows in the vicinity of Norfolk. The
gentleman recently spent some timo in
Norfolk and made preparations for enter
ing business there"
Amos Elder, aged So years shot and
killed his wife, aged so years, at the fam
lily home on Plummer street, Oil City
last Sunday evening shortly before
o'clock. Elder was all lndolent character
and though able-bodied and well, per
sistently refused to provide for his fam
lily, and Mrs. Elder had supported then
and him for some time past. Friends re
fused to help her any more unles
she turned her lazy husband away. Abou
three weeks ago he abuse her in bruta
manner and left hcme. Sunday evening
he turned up at the family residence, ant
without much ceremony and no caus
whatever shot his wife four times, killing
her almost instantly. He then fled ant
has not yet been captured, though pos
Sc has been in pursuit, and reward vii
probably be offered on the re"ommends
ton of the coroner's jury.