The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1899-11-01
LOCAL ND MISCE LLANE0US.
-Oil market closed at Sl.53.

New SnOeS at Miles " Armstrong $,
Cash paid for buckwheat at Lanson
Bros. 1t
Sec those "Progress" shirts at Hop.
kins. 1t
Best flour in town at 81 per. sack a
Amslers. 1t
Best wearing shoes at Miles & Arm
strong.s. 1t
"A full line oil gloves and mittens JUS
received at Hopkins. 1t
Leather suspenders that hang JUS
right at Miles Il Armstrong;. 1t
Best limo of ladies' underwear al
Hopkins. soc and SLIGO the suit. 1t
If you want suit or overcoat made
to fit, just see Miles Il Armstrong;. 1t
-Ifyou want to get the latest style fall
hat at the lowest price go to f. Walters &
Co. 1t
Bring in your rye if you want some
nice fresh rye flour Lanson Bros. Rol-
Ter Mills. 1t
"A mack intosh is just the thing for
cold, rainy days. You can get good on
at Hopkins for $3.50. 1t
The new serial, "Molly Donahue, by
the author f"Mr. Dooly," is announced
to begin in tho Christmas Ladies' Home
Journal.
Jas. Thomas of Tionesta township is
walking with the assistance of crutches
on account of a severely sprained ankle
which was caused by stepping on loose
stone in the road.
We noticed the boys over at Scowden
& Clark's cleaning their windows yester-
day. Some day this print shop will take
on rash streak, aud then therell be
more light on the snbject
Martin Carlson, who has had charge
Of f"Farmer" Hopkins place, up the riv-
er, Tor several years, has moved up to the
Kelly farm, occupied for some years past
by the late U. S. Zahnser.
It Ntll Oll lilt
Run, drilled by Tionesta parties, was
finished Saturday and Isl duster so far
as oil is concerned, but will make a small
gasser. 1t is over 1900 feet deep.
"A large flock Of wild geese passed
over here last Sabbath, southwark bound,
an evidence that our unusually fine
weather is nearing the end. The thought
is sad enough but what are you going to
do about ii.
Following is list of letters remaining
uncalled for in the Tonesta, Pa, post
Office for the week ending Nov. |, 1909,
Perry NJ. Clark, II. II. Jones, Esq, s. s..
Carson. Mr.. d. Lotion, Mr.. s. Birtrice.
d. S. KNOX, p. NJ.
DIR. Crawford of Allegheny Colleg
says the Graduates from the Clarion
State Normal School rank among the
best students in that College. Never be-
fore have the students been more earnest
nor the teachers more skillful.
Notwithstanding the inclement
weather the young people had very
pleasant time, and good turnout at
their dancing party at Bovard's hall last
evening. McNaughton's orchestra of Ii
tusville, five pieces, furnished the Music
which was very fine.
1t is quite remarkable TO note the
number of oil men, who, having made
fortunes proc ed TO place their money in
worthless or next to worthless gold
mines, remarks tho Franklin Citizen
Press, and il seems to be so.
IS. s. Garfield, one of our hustling
liverymen, has new team OF large bay
pacing horses that makes as good show
ing on the street as any team you will
see in many days travel. He has been
driving them on the bus lately and they
are graceful steppers.
-Amsler's stock OF groceries is the
finest to be had and his prices are as low
as at stores where inferior goods are
handled. His stock Of fancy cakes and
crackers rs the finest III town. You
should call on him when you want some
thing dainty in the grocery, fruit or vege-
table line. 1t
Chief Grindley of the Warren fire de-
partment, Monday, received a check for
500 from Wheeler 81 Dusenbury of En-
deavor, whose yard burned few weeks
ago, when the Warren department went
there and rendered such valuable assist
ance in saving the property of the COM
pany.- Warren Mirror.
According to the Meadville Tribune
a crusade has been started in that city
against the penny-in-the-slot gum ma
chimes. 1t is claimed that the child en-
en- route for Sunday school put their PEN
nies in these machines instead of saving
them for the contribution boxes, and in
the future all these machines must be
taken in on Saturday nights.
To-day the game season for al
species is wide upen. Deer can now bC
taken, but no one man must kill more
than two during the season. 1t is moi
likely anybody viii infringe on that SEE
ton of the Law with present conditions
Rabbits may be killed without limit, bu
they have grown so numerous that it ha,
long since ceased to be sport to bag them
Hopkins has line of mems heavy
fleece-lined underwear at Sl.OO the suit.
do you appreciate good laundry