The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1899-12-13

Some men chew their plug tobacco,
" the tag,
never work their jaw,
Except to chew the rag.
Some men put their ads in papers,
them on the fence,
never advertise,
Who ought to have more sense.
The reason Hopkins always mas the
incest line of Christmas goods is because
he goes direct to the city in person and
picks out the best the market affords. 1t
Three car loads ofevergreens, intend
ed for Christmas trees, passed down the
road yesterday en- route to the cities.
This is new industry in this section.
One of the most profitable terms of
school to students at the Clarion Normal
is drawing to close. The students speak
favorably of their experience in that
school.
In dainties for your best girl drop in
their Cl ristmas stock. The fellow who
can't be suited there must be very
choicey chap. 1t
The Boston Ideal Concert Co. is all
right, and no one will be disappointed
who hears them. Court House, evening
of 23d inst. Secure your tickets now,
They're going fast.
Mail between Titusville and Pleas
antville will hereafter be carried by troll
ley instead of by stage. The mail stage
service between the two places has ex-
listed for about 40 years.
Following is list of letters remaining
uncalled for in the Tonesta, Pa, post
office for the week ending Dec. 10, 1899;
AXtel Julin, Mr.. d. w. Clark.
s. KNOX, p. M.
Proper Il Grove, of Tionesta, have
purchased 50O.acre lease northwest OF
Fauncetown near their well at Townville,
which was reported to have flowed sew
eral times, and are drilling number OF
wells. s.-Frdnkln Spectator.
Farm Journal for years, (all of
l9OO 1901, 1902, 1908 and 1904, to every
subscriber who will pay one year in ad-
vance for The FOREST REPUBLICAN,,
both papers for 81. No better farm paper
than the Farm Journal This offer is
made to you.
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
him before purchasing. 1t
Prosperity is abroad in the land and
everybody who can work is able toe earn
good money. If the printer has been
trusting you for several years, why not
make his heart glad and his Christmas a
merry one by paying up the old bill and
start even with the new year?
Government census officials request
the press to ask farmers to prepare lists
of their crops and all production of the
farm OF 1899 ready for the census emu
merator who will call during month o.
June, 1900. Not what is sold, but the
whole amount of all produce on the farm
including the approximate dozens o
eggs.
The Forest County National Banks
statement of its financial condition ap
pears in to-day's REPUBLICAN,, and is ;
very creditable one to tnat flourishing in
stitution. This report shows a large in
crease in loans and discounts, and depos
its over all former statements and woulC
indicate that the bank is on very soliC
footing.
1t would seem as if the capture o
Frank Woodard, the murderer burglar
is now but matter of time. Within TIN
past two days, within a hundred miles o
this city, man has offered diamonds 70
sale alta low price, and it is almost
certainty that the man who endeavore'
to dispose of them was Woodard.-T
tusUille World.
The Teachers Institute will begin a
Marienville this year on Christmas day
Supt. Stitzinger has arranged for goo
corps ofinstructors and lecturers for thi
occasion, and will undoubtedly have
very successful week of institute work
If the weather and roads are propitiou
there will doubtless be good attendanc
from this end.
Quarterly meeting will be held
the NJ. L. church beginning on Frida
evening next, when Presiding Eide
DIR. Fradenburg will preach. He wi
also preach on Sunday evening, afte
which the Sacrament of the Lords SuppC
will be administered. Preaching also o
Sabbath morning at IL o'clock. A cords
invitation to attend these meetings
extended to all.
The goods and prices speak for then
selves ct Miles& Armlstrong's. 1t