The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-09-24

oil market closed at Sl.22,
Fine china dishes at T. G. s. 1t
oil and gas leases at this office.
Additional lccal on second page.
Walton leads them all. II. @. S.
Hopkins sells the Douglas shoes Il
No shoe like the Douglas. Hopkins
sells them. 1t
Trunks, bags and telescopes at Tio-
nesta Cash Store. 1t
Hopkins sells the Schenley hat. It's
the best You can't break il. 1t
Look Listen! Come and see the
stylish city trimmed hats at f. Walters
C Co. Sept. 25 and 20. 1t
Proper Bros. brought in ten barrel
producer on the Bowman tract, Cropo
Hill one day last week.
Nicholas Arnold OF Kellettyille lost
his pocket book yesterday containing
sSl5.5O. He believes it was stolen.
Rev. Dr. swallow, Prohibition candi-
date, for governor, is billed to speak here
next Friday aud at Marienv lille Saturday.
-Albertus, the one-year old son OF
Ross Mexican of Nebraska, died sunday
OF pneumonia, and was buried here yes
terday.
The new machines for the shirt fac
tory have arrived and are being placed in
position aud will be humming busily in a
few days.
Mrs. Thoburn, wife of Bishop j. NJ.
Thoburn of the Methodist church, died
in Portland, Oregon, on the 18th inst,
aged Al years.
Don't pass T. C. S. when you need
good shoes, as there you can get the finest
Rochester shoes OF the heaviest Wiscon-
sin shoes. Can't we suit youg 1t
DIR. N. @. ShaiIer, Superintendent OF
Public instruction Of Pennsylvania, has
designated Friday, october II, as Au-
tumn Arbor Day to be observed by the
schools.
w. II. Pedigo has opened up finish
ing shop in the Roberts building, below
the NJ. Il, church, and is prepared to fin.
ish carriages, wagons, sleighs and all
kinds of furniture.
$. S. Garfield has purchased from A.
j. Handy of Stewarts Run, as fine pair
of bay draught mares as one would wish
TO look at. Shelf is bound to keep up
with the procession.
Peaches are peaches this year aud If
you expect to put up any you had better
get into the game early and leave your
order with the White star Grocery il you
want to be on the safe side. Ii
F. Walters & Co.'S millinery opening
will be Thursday and Friday of this week.
Don't forget to call and see the finest and
cheapest lot of trimmed hats ever before
shown at this season of the year. 1t
The people of Tionesta are well
pleased at the return to this place for
another year OF Rev. o. IL. Nickl p, pas
tor of the NJ. Il. church, who has gained
many friends during his pastorate of the
past year.
Walter Saylor sprained his left wrist
fall while painting Jesse Carson's house,
out on Smoky hill last Friday. The lad
der on which he was working slid off the
cave of the roof letting him down dis
tance of about IS feet.
We hope no Republican will be so in
different about his vote this fall as to
neglect to qualify himselfb by paying his
county tax. The time is short, so attend
to it right away. II you haven't paid
county tax within two years you can't
vote. Remember that
According to the Remove News, the
Pennsylvania railroad company expects
to replace all Of its 10000 and 10000 ca
pacity cars by those of 100000 capacity,
which will accomplish two ihings--re-
move the congested condition of freight
traffic and give more track room.
Both the mills of Georgia Il Ayles-
worth, and Wheeler C pusenburg at En-
deavor shut down last Friday in tribute
10 the memory of the late Rev. j. V Nc
Aninch, and large number of the en-
attended the obsequies held here in the
afternoon.
Established nearly ten years. Grad
yates in nearly every State in the Union,
holding positions OF honor and trust.
The largest enrolment during the past
year in the history of this institution.
Such is the record of the Warren Busi-
ness University, Warren, Penna. Send
to-day for catalogue. It
Adam Sibble of German Hill recent
ly had another visitation from sneak
thieves at his farm house, who relieved
Mrs. Slbble's pocket book of change
amounting to nearly $500. Adam says
these pests will get their fingers burned
iithey keep up this business much longer,
and Adam don't talk just to hear him
sell, either.
An Important business change took
place on September 10th, N. L. Graham
retiring from the firm Of Cook S Graham,
lumber dealers of this place. BY this
change MIR. A. W. Cook becomes sole
owner of the mill property in this place
and its accessories, including Mr.. Gra-
hams interest in the Brookville Railway
and the sawed lumber and standing tim
Der now in the yards and on the various
ua'ts heretofore owned by the firm
Brookvillo Republican.