The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-08-27

White Star Grocery. Locals.
TiOnesta Cash Store. Local..
Warren Business University. Locals.
--oil market closed at sl.22.
Fine china dishes at T. G. $. II
--oil aud gas leases at this Office
WALTON leads them all. Il. G. $.
-HopKins sells the Douglas shoes II
ALI groceries fresh at Tionesta Cash
Store. 1t
Lots of bargain shoes yet at Hopkins
store. 1t
Full set Mrs. Potts irons SOC at Tio-
nesta Cash Store. 1t
Ladies' shoes of all descriptions and
prices at Heath a Fcit's. IL
Lawrence paint for home painters
see DIR. j. G. Dunn druggist. 1t
Now is the time TO use Lawrence
paint--sold by DR.. J. c. Dunn druggist.
The borough schools will begin OPP
erations for the ensuing term next Mon
day.
-For SAls-at Scowden 4 Clark shop,
second hand, buggy-Dolson self-oiling
axle. Il
About 20 ladies' shirt waists yet at
Hopkins. They must get out at any
price, 1t
a gool time to buy fruit is when it's
at lis best, which is now, at White Star
Grocery. II
The newest style in shoes can be seen
al Heath & Feirs. Smallest prices in
town too. 1t
-"our Majesty corset is the latest
and best. Hopkins has the exclusive
sale in Tionesta. q
Green township has erected a new
school house on plot Of ground oppo-
site the home OF VIM. Blum on German
Hin.
Mrs, Baker, wife OF 4. J. Baker, liv-
ing out beyond Stewarts Run, near the
f. NJ. church, fell and broke her left fore
arm last Thursday.
-Roastin' ears, squash, sweet potatoes,
and the like are now among the veget-
able dilicacies to be had at the White
Star Grocery, Always fresh. 1t
Following is tine list o. letters remain
ing uncalled for in the Tionesta, Pa, Post
onice, for the week ending Aug. p, 1902:
Miss Maude Hunter.
d. S. KNOX, p. NJ.
The Edinboro State Normal School
graduated the largest class this year in It's
history of nearly half century. Fall
session begins September 2. John f.
Bigler, Prin. 1t
You have only few days in which
to look after the matter Of registration.
Sept. 18th is the latest date If you wish TO
qualify for the fall election. See to il at
once, Republicans.
Fred BroOkhouser cut bad cash In
his right knee one day last week while
assisting Ed. Graham in the erection of
saw mill near Hunter Station. He was
using foot adze and the blade penetrated
to the bone.
The peach opiu Chautauqua county
is failure aud grapes are rotting to
quite an extent in some vineyards,
enough to alarm many growers consider
ably. 1t is thought to be due 10 the cool,
wet weather.
The Pennsylvania Railroad, IN order
TO facilitate the boarding of trains by
passengers, Will hereafter have four
steps for its passenger coaches instead of
- mill 10 .laporaA
to meet the requirements.
ALI those no pass through the door
OF success viii find it labeled Push"
Push towards success. Get business
training. Take course of training at
Warren Business University, Warren,
Penna. Send to-day for catalogue. At
A young son of Nelson Moore liv-
ing near Nebraska, was bitten by rat
tlesnake Tuesday of last week. DR.. Detar
of Kellettville attended the lad, who is
past the danger poiut aud will recover all
right.
ID. w. Clark received word this
morning Of the death Of his niece, Miss
Ellie Frank, daughter of Mrs John d.
Frank Of Busti n. Y, who is well known
to many of our older inhabitants as Mis-
Verna Clark. The deceased was aged
about 2s years.
-Hay-rides aud corn -roasts are promi-
neut features in society eyentsthese days,
and it is nothing unusual TO see party
young folk, and some that are not so
young, perched upon bay-rack driving
to some friendly cornfield in the country
tout for a time"
You are quite wrong in thinking that
the market is oversiocked. There was
never such a demand for young men and
women who have been trained for po-
sitions as stenographer and bookkeepers
Get into line. Take a course of training
in Warren Business University, Warren
Penna. II
The marriage of Miss Ada Garner
daughter of A. b. Garner Of Marienville
TO Mr.. George McGarvey, son OF Rev
and Mrs. Robert McGarvey, of Tionesta
was solemnized at the home of tn,
groom's parents ON the 18th irst, Rev
Mr.. McGarvey officiating. The newly
welded couple will make their home il
Siverly where Mr.. McGarvey is en-
ployed.