The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-12-24

oil market closed at Sl.5l.
Fine china dishes at Y. G. s. II
oil and gas leases at this office.
Walton leads then all. T. c. s.
-HopK ins sells the Douglas shoes II
New neckwear at Tionesta Cash
Store. 1t
Guaranteed kid gloves at Joyce's
Millinery. 1t
mo paper will be issued from this Of
fee next week.
f-woolen underwear for men, women
and children at T. c. 5. II
AT any rate the roads are not left in
bad condition for wheeling.
Call aud see our line of ribbons and
neckwear. Joyce's Millinery. 1t
Fable linen. napkins, towels, hand
kerchiels. etc. at Heath & Feit's. 1t
The lehgthening OF the days since
Monday is hardly perceptible yet.
The White Star Grocery has the
choicest line OF fruits, nuts and candies.
The largest and best selected stock of
dry goods and notions in town at Heath
& Feirs. II
Miss Helen Smearbaugh is home
from Washington Female Seminary for
the holiday vacation.
-Edinboro Normal is prominently a
teachers school Of high grade. Winter
session begins Dec. %. 1t
The Presbyterian Sabbath school will
have Christmas treat for its members
at the church this evening.
The Macy Concert company at the
court house Monday evening, Jan. .,
1908. Tickets at Herman's.
-To.morrows Christmas, and here's
hoping 1t will be one oi joy and good
cheer to you and all o yours.
-"My Old York State Home" at Dale
hall. Friday evening. Reserved seats
on sale at the Dayis pharmacy
Over the holidays we win sell you
any article In the shoe line at reduction
The Famous shoe House, oil City. 1t
Our fine sleighing has vanished be-
forea melting rain, which has likewise
put ths river on good big "high."
The Sires photograph gallery in this
place has again resumed business, and
will be open every Friday and Saturday
until further notice. II
Ladies' fine dress shoes reduced from
$500 and $3.50 TO g. Mems holiday
slippers IS and rs cents, at the Famous
Shoe House, Oil City. 1t
The Jefferson county teachers insti-
tute begins in Brookville next Monday.
Supt. Teitrick has issued a very hand
some phamphlet giving the weeks pro-
gram.
The new dormitory at Edinboro will
he occupied during the winter session,
which begins Dec. 20. For further infor-
nation address the Principal, John f.
Bigler. 1t
"A very pretty wall map of Pennsyl-
vania. late edition, can be had by address
lut 'nt hNhbR'i Nss " bbN
1858, New York City, and enclosing
cents in postage stamps,
Don't forget the Christmas exercises
at Mt. Zion German Lutheran church
this Wednesday evening at 7 O'Clock
German English services next sunday
Everybody cordially invited.
Go to the White Star Grocery to-day
and lay in your supply of fruits, nuts
candies, ETC., for tomorrow, Christmas
The stock was never finer, and you will
have no trouble in pleasing yourself.
Home for the holiday vacation: Har.
ry Davis, Philadelphia dental college,
Karl Wenk, dental department of the
University of Pennsylvania. Philadel.
phia; Howard Kelly, Riskiminetas
school.
Following is tine list o letters remain.
ing uncalled for in the Tionesta, Pa, Post
Office, for the week ending Dec. "a, 1902
Mrs. j. T. Jackson, Mr.. S. A. Shields
Mr.. f. b. Brown, S. X. Carson, Esq
ID. S. KNOX. p. NJ.
w. G. Rogers, the stone cutter. has
finished work on the Vallny bridge Al
Franklin, for this season, and will now
resume his winter occupation as agen
for j. w. Kerr & Co, the well known
manufacturers of monumental stone
work. Mr.. Rogers can show you sam.
Piles of work and quote prices that are al
right and the reliability of his firm is un
Questionable. IL
The Emlenton Herald, commenting
on the REPUBLICANS item last week
about the tramp who discarded very
fine lunch that had few moments prior
been handed him by one of the good Ia
dies, adds: "a hobo did that act in En-
lenton one time but the husband went
little further in this case. lie kicked tht
tramp all over the street until he begged
for mercy" And he did the proper ca
per.
The Clarington w. c. L. u. held
sewing social at the home of Mrs. Lille
Heasley recently. Fifteen garments
were completed, and good time was re
allied by the ladies. In the evening Mrs
Heaslev gave party for the young peo
pie, serving refreshments. On THO iii
inst. tue union and a number offriehd
attended a carpet rag sewing at e hom,
of Mrs. Anna Henderson, of Coleman
Run. A flue time was reported.