The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1900-11-21

And-you ought 10 DO thankiul lor
that.
The Junior league will pack barrel
TO send to the colored children in jack
sonville, Florida, Saturday afternoon at
2:SO. Let each one feel it is more blessed
to give than to receive, and may these
children be made happy by our giving.
When suffering with an appetite, or
for the lack of one, so TO Amsler. His
groceries pre- of the finest brands, and his
vegetables. fruits, ETC., are always strict
ly up-to-date. Oysters fresh from the
salt sea and of the most delicious quality.
Court lasted but one day this week,
ali but one case having been either con-
| tinued or settled. The case tried was
that of II. C. Erb ct al VS.. The Forest
County National Bank, resulting in a
verdict for the plaintiff, Court adjourned
yesterday afternoon.
"A large consignment of flat boats and
barges has been able 10 get Off on the
nice little rise in the river yesterday and
to-day. If the weather permits, all viii
be able TO get away on this flood, as it is
not likely the water will drop below a
proper boat stage again for some time,
The snow storm along the lake routes
was so severe last Thursday as TO inter-
fere very much with railroad travel.
Four-foot drifts were reported between
Brocton and Buffalo, and trains on the
p. r. r. were obliged TO run by Olean,
| using the river division to Oil City.
The chances for a good holiday trade
are exceptionally good at present and the
merchant who begins in time to get in
touch with the buying public through
the columns of the REPUBLICAN is the
man whose holiday trade will be an item
in his years receipts. Now is the time
to plant the seed.
Bob Hunting the veteran Snowman
who is well known throughout this Sec
tion, is now in the Soldiers Home at
Erie, suffering from partial paralysis,
The genial clown will never again enter
the circus ring 10 make merry the hearts
of The many who once enjoyed his hu-
NOR and originality.
An alleged offer of 81 900 for the best
rhyme for Michigan, brought out the fol-
lowing from a country paper in Illinois
"I know young lady from Michigan,
TO meet her never should wichlgan.
She'd eat of ice cream
Till with pain she would scream,
And she'd order another big dichigan."
The school house at the mouth Of the
Sheriff's, in Howe township was de-
stroyed by fire en- Tuesday night of last
week, together with nearly all the book:
and supplies it contained. The building
was new and had been completed this
fall. There was no insurance. Miss FlC
Morrison was teaching the school at tina
place.
| The Copley farm, on which is LOCATED
the famous West Virginia gusher, II
owned by four sisters, who realize fron
$500 to 81 900 day in royalties. For NOR,
than two weeks the Copley gusher real
lied over So, 600 day for its owners, anC
is still adding to the supply Of petroleum
above the ground at the rate of seyera
thousand dollars day.
The greatest opportunity ever Offered
to women is presented with the grea
philadelphia Sunday Press. By a spec
ial arrangement with one of the leading
and most up-to-daie pattern establish
Inents in this country, the Sunday Pres
offers to its readers practically withou
cost, five patterns Of the most attractiY
and popular fashions Of tho fall season
Details will be printed in next Sunday
Press, November 25.
The editor may read proofofa news
paper four times and pass repeatedl
over the same mistake without seeing il
All newspaper men will do so. Just a
soon as the press is started and the pape
printed in its complete shape, ther
stands that error out in front of you S
big that you cannot see anything else.
is a strange fact Aud this is the reaso
that it IS % easy to edit paper after it
, printed and especially by a great man
! of its readers.