The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-03-05


--Oil market closed al Sl.l5.
oil and gas leases at this o1ice.
-Hopkins sells the Douglas shoes Il
You can get it at Hopkins store If
Best brand rubber boots at Tionesta
Cash Store. 1t
Vegetables of every variety at the
White star Grocery. Call or phone. 1t
And still they go, those shirt waist
patterns at Hopkins store. No two
alike. il
~ hen looking for mattresses, springs,
rockers, most any kind of furniture.
Call on Hopkins. 1t
Why do others not invite comparison
in price and goods2 cvt posted AT Tio-
nesta Cash store. II
The creeks aud rivers have gotten
back into their beds whore they ought to
stay and behave themselves.
In. Patcr,ons drillers started the
l2d well Monday out across the river, 1t
is located on the B,eakley lot.
!. w. Slres will have his photograph
grllery d, this place open for business
every Friday until further notice. II
The words Advertisement" and
"Success" should have been born at the
same time, for they are twin brothers
Ex.
"A dime social will hc held at the
home of Mrs. b. Hagerty, Friday eve
ming, March :. \ cordial invitation is
extended to all.
MANY young teachers from this vi
cinliy are making preparations to attend
the Clarion State Normal School during
the spring an summer terms. It
-Ediuburo Normal offers free tuition
to students II years ofage and upwards.
Why not attend the normaI9 For partic-
ulars writo John F. Bigler, Prin. 1t
-All the small pox palionts In oil City
have peen discharged from quarantine,
and feeling of security from the scourge
again per,ades the atmosphere Of the
place.
The remains ofa two-year old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolf RoSen, OF Maricnville,
were taken to Titusyille by the parents
Saturday for interment in Bnai Geni-
luth Chesed cemeiry.
our new goods for spring are here.
At present we are too busy getting them
out to tell you anything about them,
Next week we will 'cll you about some
of the nice things. Heath q Felt. 1t
F. II. Lanson has rented the fine
home Of Mrs. Judge Recll and viii move
his family there April lst. NJ. T.. Abbott
will move his family here and occupy the
rooms which Mr.. Lsnson will yacate at
that time.
-"The Longest Power-TranSmission
in the World, - the one recently installed
in California, lis described in the Review
of Reviews for March by Mr.. Thomas c.
Martin, the we known writer on cleo
trical subjects. The article is illustrated
from photographs.
DIR. J. c. Dunn has purchased,
throunh the real estate agency of f. II.
Lanson, the desirable property now occu-
pied by W. J. Campbell next to Wilbur
Groves house, and will make many
changes aud improvements. there IS soon
as favorable weather appears.
Among the announcements this week
will be found the following new ones !;
Assembly-C. w. Amsler, OF jerks twp.
County Commssioncr-R l.. Whitton,
Hickory twp; }. b. Maze Barnett twp;
n. G. Cole, Green twp. Jury Comms-
sioner- Ernest Sibbe, Tionesta twp.
John L. Sabbato, P. r. r. brake
man employed on tho River Division,
and a resident OF Oil City, had his head
cut open, but not seriously hurt, at Cob
ham on Saturday. lie was on tle engine
and leaning out the cab window when
his head struck some lumber that was on
a ear on the siding.
The Februa record of oil opera.
tions. according to the Derrick's report
''""' ''' nov Ntil~ fNuiIltltu III WHa
is known as the Pennsylvania field. g
decrease OF 1928; rigs and drilling wells
0O5, a decline Of 81 over the previous
month; new production 1854. a declin,
of ,O59 barrels.
Mrs. G. w. Sawyer has received th,
sad intelligence Of the death OF Mr.
Jerome Wheelock, husband of her sister
which occurred suddenly in his HON,
city Of Worcester, Mass. few DAYS ago
The deceased was one ofthe most promi
nent citizens Of his city, and had achieve,
fame AS an inventor. He was 81 wears o
age.
Extensive preparations are beini
made for the opening of the rev Cd,
Fellows Home at Grove City, and il /
expected that the building will he il
readiness on April Is to receive larg
number OF aged and indignant member
of The order who have already applie,
for admission. The Odd Fellows As
sociaIion having i'm charge the establish
ment OF the institution will not secur
possession of the property known n
the Spear farm until April I. but not
Wilh'iauding this large force OF men /
at work Identifying the ground am
adap,ins T. for agricultural purposes .-
Franklin News.