The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1900-05-02


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Almost every variety of fresh veget.
able can now be had at Amsler's. His
stock is kept up to high standard of ex-
cellence, and what you buy there can be
depended upon as strictly first-class
Phone orders promptly filled. 1t.
Tho gas engine at the mantel factory
broke down Saturday an1 has been TAX
en- to Warren for repairs. This will me-
cesSitate a temporary shutdown of y
greater part of the works, which is unfor-
tunate at this time as the firm is very
busy,
Elmer +. Fleulming has moved his
family from Flemmihg Hill, Harmony
township, to the DIR. Hunter home
stead, corner of May and River streets.
We join all in extending the glad hand
and welcoming Elmer and his to our
pretty little town.
-Amsler has arranged to keep con-
slant supply of fresh bread from the IA
nous Brundage bakery of Oil City. He
will make specially of this branch and
will promptly fill all orders for pies,
cakes, cookies buns, etc., for parties, BAN
quets, and special occasions. 2t
There is still no news of Rev. j. II.
Deyo, who left Saegerstown April 8. His
wife died shortly after he left home. II
the stories in circulation regarding the
matter are true it would seem as if some-
thing more than church discipline would
not be out of 1ItuSuiiLe Courier.
Rev. r. L. Foulke of West Hickory
has been assigned to the pulpit at Elling-
ton, n. Y, made vacant by the death of
Rev. l. d. Darling. understand
that the Free Methodist camp meeting
will be held at Tidioute this year in the
grove at Potter Run, continuing three
days.-NeicS.
A number of rattlesnakes have al
ready been dispatched in this vicinity.
They are just now leaving their dens for
the annual summer outing, and haven't
gotten very far away from home yet.
Two or three have been killed at Zip
Guiton's old den on the hill back of the
railroad station.
The seventeen-year locusts are due
again this year according to exchanges.
Every year for the past seventeen at least
these pests have had their inning-in the
minds of the editorial profesh- and still
we have the first specimen yet to see.
They are like the Delaware peach crop
failure-annual.
We meet at the table three times a
day in most families, and our best oppor-
tunity for conversation is found there. To
sit at a meal in silence, speaking only
about the affairs of the moment, asking
aud answering questions, but having no
genuine table talk, is a mistak
Ladies Home Journal.
Albert Fernandez, who had been en-
ployed for long time at the mantel
works here, and who recently returned
to jamestown, N. Y, intending to go
into business for himself there, lost his
pocketbook containing over $500. but was
fortunate in having it returned to him
short time afterward by M. G. Holt, who
had found it.
"A total eclipse of the sun, which is
scheduled for May 2S, will be the first in
eleven years. and it will be eighteen
years before this country will haye an
other opportunity TO observe one. The
eclipse will be visible in this section, but
not in its totality. According to the
Philadelphia Inquirer Almanac for this
year, which gives the times when the
eclipse will be visible at different points
in Pennsylvania, the eclipse here will be-
gin at 7;2O a. m. and end at 9:55 a. m.
Here is the simple and business-like
manner in which a wedding was con-
Quoted at Quaker settlement. The
couple having agreed TO marry, quietly
informed the congregation of their inten-
ton. A committee was appointed to see
that there were no obstacles. After 80
days the committee reported that there
were none. Accordingly next meeting
day al the close of the services, the young
couple stepped before the congregation,
joined right hands, the bridegroom re-
peated simple formula promising to be
a faithful husband, the bride said a few
words in response, and in two minutes
time, with no preacher, no ushers, no
bridesmaids and no wedding fee, they
were married for life.
The stock of ladies' tailor-made
skirts and petticoats shown by +. Wal
ters & Co. was never equalled in Tones
ia, and the prices defy competition. 1t
No uncertain makes, but reliable
goods that fit and wear well at Tionesta
Cash Store. 1t
Try "our Patent flour at 81 at Tio-
nesta Cash Stsre. 1t