The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1899-12-20

next week for the usual reasun-holidays.
There will be no cessation of business
about the place, however, and the office
will be open every day for the transac-
action Of such. While we wish all a hap
py Christmas and prosperous New
Year, we could do so with greater eclat
if all who arc indebted on subscrlp-
ton and other coudts would settle same
between this and 1900. Our next issue
will be on Jan. 3, 100.
Mixed candies at 8 cents a pound at
Amslers. 1t
-Ifyou want nice watch for present
see Miles & Armstrong; this week. 1t
-Amsler has the largest and finest as
sortment of candies and nuts in town.
Don buy an overcoat until you see
those all wool overcoats for 1915 at Miles
& Armstrong;. 1t
Hopkins has the incest line of China
ware for the Holiday trade that has ever
been shown in Tionesta. 1t
Don't fail to drop in and look over
Hopkins line of Holiday goods. Some
thing there to please everyone. 1t
-Tionesta Summer School will begin
May I, 1900. Those desiring information
address r. N. Speer, Tionesta, Pa. If
Dolls and toys of every description
can be found at Hopkins store. You
won't have to mortgage your farm to buy
them, either. 1t
School teachers who anticipate treat
ing their pupils during the holidays
should not fail to call on Amsler for can
dies, nuts and fruit. 1t
"A nicer line of Holiday goods will
not be found in any city store than the
one on exhibition at Hopkins. You can
find presents there to suit anyone. 1t
This week closes one of the pleasant
est terms in the history of the Clarion
State Normal School. The winter term
opens January 2, 1900. For thorough
ness of work done. this school is unex-
celled.
The Emlenton NeDs in its new
than ever, which is saying good deal
for paper that had almost reached the
mark of perfection in country newspa-
perdom. Success, Bro.
Following is list of letters remaining
uncalled for in the Tonesta, Pa, post
office for the week ending Dec. 20, 1899;
Miss Minnie Strong, Mrs. w. F. Carson,
Mr.. H. G. Jensen, Mr.. D. M. Lawhead.
card, CHARLES Winkleman. d. s. KNOX,
P. NJ.
Leon, the ten year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Clark, has been housed up
for week past with a mild attack of
scarlet fever, hut is able to be up about
the house at present. There are no other
cases in town, and just where this one
sprung from is rather puzzling.
AS usual Amsler has made prepara-
ton for supplying candies, fruits and nuts
for Sunday school and other school enter
tainments, and his stock is larger than
ever, and large quantities can be procured
at wonderfully reduced prices. Consult
MIN before purchasing. 1t
The commissioners of Clearfield
county have offered reward of $500 for
tho apprehension of M. F. Johnson one
of the jury commissioners of that county,
who is supposed to have had a hand in
stuffing the jury wheel in that county,
and who is now fugative from justice.
1t is reported that Sheriff Wilcox has
received a letter. to which he attaches
some importance, in which the writer
claims to have positive knowledge of the
hiding place of Frank Woodard, the
missing burglar. He will investigate the
matter at an early TituSvaLe Cour-
ier.
From the records in the Office of Regis
ter and Recorder John S. Barr it is learn
ed that the collateral Inheritance tax in
the estate of Charles S. Daniels, deceased,
late of Barnett township, amounted to
81, 100, the amount paid to the state after
tax and costs were deducted bong 81, ,O39.
-BrookUiLLe Republican.
Did ycu receive sample copy of that
bright, crisp, sparkling publication, the
Farm Journal? Ifso, how would you
like to receive it for the next five years.
1t is an easy matter-simply pay up ar
rearages and one year in advance. All
new subscribers paying in advance can
have it. Let us hear from you quick.
-Theo. Huddleson of Hickory town.
ship handles the ribbons over hand
some stopper which he purchased at a
horse sale in Oil City last week. The en-
tire outfit is new, and when nice sleigh
ing comes Theo. will haye to look out Or
some of our county's fine damsels will be
demanding a seat By his side in The new
turnout.
New Holiday goods at Miles q
Armstrong;. 1t