The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1899-10-25

Hopkins overcoats are "warm num-
bers." 1t
-wagners fairywhat is it' AT Lanson
Bros. 1t
ALI Halloween next Monday, Octo-
Der 80.
Removal sale prices at Miles & Arm
strdhg's. 1t
"A full line of gloves and mittens just
in at Hopkins. 1t
Tho roof of the new bank building is
going on now. The stone work is COM
peted.
Farmers hurry in your buckwheat
and have it ground or sell it for cash at
Lanson Bros. 1t
ANhen you want fresh, first-class, up
to-date groceries, call on Amsler. He's
got 'em to sell.
Sporting goods-Powder, Shot and
loaded shells, fishing rods, hooks and
lines at Amsler's. 1t
The Sires photograph gallery will be
open for business on Saturday of each
week. Don't forget the day. #
Hopkins has very large stock of
ladies jackets 10 choose from. Prices are
low, too, considering the quality. 1t
do you want the REPUBLICAN, one
year and the Farm, Journal four years for
"one dollar? II so send in your dollar.
If you have an overcoat to buy, now
is the time. Hopkins has a large assort-
ment of ulsters and box coats to choose
from. 1t
The body of boy named Osten, who
died about year ago, grandson Of Mrs.
Hays, was brought from Cory last week
aud given burial in the cemetery at
Stewards Run.
"A committee of young men have ar
ranged tor dancing party at Bovard's
hal for next Tuesday evening, 3lst inst.
McNaughton's band of Titusvlle will
furnish the musical inspiration.
oyer at Tyler, in Clearfield county, n
few days ago young man only "a years
of age married widow who was the
mother of six children, and bad one
grandchiid. SO says an exchange.
The Clarion State Normal is noted
for the excellent spi it of the oug people
who attend that school. Something in
the training afforded there leaves an i'm
preston that is elevating and lasting.
While drying from Newmansville TO
Nebraska one day recently Earnest Sib-
ble lost coat which fell off his loaded
wagon. If the finder will kindly return
the same he will confer favor on the
owner.
Following is list of letters remaining
uncalled for in the Tonesta, Pa, post
Office for the week ending Oct. 25, 1909,
Mr.. Frank Watson, Mr.. Hank Mccoy,
G. Clyde Smith Esq, Mrs. Carey. d. s.
KNOX, p. NJ.
DIR. N. J. Lapsley, an eye specialist,
who has been located in Titusvilie, Pa,
for the past three years, will be at the
Rural House, Tionesta, Pa, Thursday,
October 26, 1899. Examinations free.
Charges reasonable. 1t
Republicans throughout the county
are taking very actiyo part in the pres
ent campaign and nothing will be left
undone to get out full party vote, which
is an assurance of large majority for the
Republican candidates.
-Amsler handles as complete line Of
groceries rs can be found in town and
his goods are all new and fresh and o.
the finest grades, while the prices are as
low as the lowest. SeasOnable fruits an6
vegetables always on hand.
An editor recently married is credit
cd with the following: "What's the diff
ference between honeycomb, a honey
<moon and pretty girl? A honeycoml
is small cell, honeymoon is big sell
and pretty girl damsel."
The month of meteors is Novem
ber, and the approaching display is ex
pected to be unusual. All this is Sc
forth in "The November Meteors," b.
Professor G. A. Young, of Princeton, il
the current "NEw LIPPINCoTT."
An old Pennsylvania statute forbid
fortune telling, and few days ago
York, Pa, charlitan was arrested an
fined $40 and costs for infraction of tn
statutes. The maximum penalty is tw
years Imprisonment and 500 fine.
The Tionesta band boys have er
gagged Frank Robbins of Tidioute to il
struct them in the art OF blowing" M
Robbins has an enviable reputation as
musical director and it will be no fault
his if there is not an improvement in IL
Tionesta band.
WIN. McCann of Newmansville hi
been running his thrashing machine th
fall and he thinks he has made a goo
record. In the 81 days he was out
thrashed %, ,432 bushels of grain, and
one place where he set up the machine
thrashed 2l2 bushels of grain in ol
hour.
Jerry Adams has bought the Noxt
meat market and is now master of Z
situation so far as the meat business
town is concerned. Jerry is not in it
"trust' of course, but intends to gi
the people good service at fair, liyil
prices, and will doubtless have go