The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-05-14

-Oll unu gas lch~eN ~ lulN oilNts
-lIopNins sells the Douglas shoes Il
Bulk garden seeds at Killmer Bros.
Flour that makes baking easy at I.
c. II
-Croquet sets from sl.oO up at KiIlmor
Bros. II
"A new lot ofladics' summer skirts at
Hopkins. 1t
SEQ the ,roquet sets at Rillmer Bros.
SlOO and up. 1t
Underwear TO fit every one at Tio-
nesta Cash Store. 1t
-Remember that you can get the finest
bulk garden seeds at the White Star Gro
Gerry. II
summer dry goods are holding the
attention of the ladies these days See the
stock at Hopkins. 1t
Douglas and Strootman shoes are
among the best makes. Hopkins has
the exclusive agency. 1t
III you want white waist now is the
time to buy while the assortment is large
and complete. Heath a Felt 1t
When looking for wash good, ladies',
Just give us call. We have a stock from
which the most astidous can choose.
Heath Il Felt. It
Base ball enthusiasts are getting TO-
gethor aud expect to have a good home
team in the field here this summer, Let
the sport have good support.
Wanted, man for Forest Co. Organ
izer Tor fraternal benefit society. One ia
miliar with insurance preferred. Liberal
terms to right party. Box 3s5, Scranton,
Pa. 50
Following is tine list OF letters remain
ing uncalled for in the Tionosta, Pa, Post
Onice, for the week ending May IA, 1902;
J. S. Hopkins, card, Prof G. c. Smith.
u. S. KNOX, P. NJ.
Peter Karns of this place desires to
state that stray black and tan hound
came to his premises ON the 9Th inst, and
that the owner can have same by proving
property and paying for this notice.
Miss Catherine Soliel, who assisted
the Biddles in their escape from the Al
legheny county Jail, was sentenced to
two years in the peniientiary ON Salur-
day last. This is the maximum penalty
Tomatoes, cucumbers, lettuce, on
ions, redishes, in fact all fresh vegetables
in the market can be found at the White
Star Grocery, and they are always hept
fresh too. Also headquarters for tropical
fruits, confectionery, and the finest line
ofgroceries in town. y
There was a killing frost in this sec
ton last Friday night, and the chances
are that the fruit crop is badly crippled If
not practically ruined. Ice to the thick
ness OF a quarter Of an inch was formed
where water was LETT standing on por-
ches. and in cutters along the roads.
-Scowden q Clark have car load Of
buggies Of all grades, very fine selec-
tion. aud something to suit any purchaser.
Also good line OF team wagons of their
own superior make. They are ready for
all comers in these lines and hope to
have a call from any who may contem-
plate purchasing. And If you want a
pillow or anything in the farm implement
line, they can fit you out satisfactorily
aud save you money. Il
The friends Of Christian Endeavor
throughout the State are determined that
the Pittsburg convention of 1902 shall go
down in history as great convention
for the young people Of this state. Thurs.
day, the last day Of the convention, will
be intermediate and Junior Endeavor
Day. "rhe Boy in the Temple" will be
the theme, and the needs OF the boys aud
girls will be presented by earnest,
thoughtful speakers.
County superentendents Of schools
were elected in the surrounding counties
on Tuesday OF last week as follows !:
Warren county, o. S. Cunning, re elect
ed, salary sl,7OO. Venango county elected
B. V. Riddle, salary Sl,57G. Clarion
county elected l.. l.. Hines. Crawford
county elected John d. Goodwin. Erie
county .elected S. p. Boyle. Jefferson
county elected II. B. Teitrick, salary g.
O5O' Elk county elected J. W. Sweeny.
This one from an exchan-e is all
right: "Ifany OF our boys ever come
across girl, that with face full ofroses,
says, as you come to The door, 1 can't go
for thirty minutes for the dishes are not
washed you wait for that girl. You sit
right down ON the door step and wait for
her. Cause some other fellow may come
along and carry her of, and right there
you have lost jewel. Wait for that girl
and then stick to her like a bur in a
mules tail"
On the 2Sth Of April Miss Pearl Eliza.
beth Copeland. Of Davis. W. Va. was
united in marriage with Mr.. J. Hugh
Bowers, of Morgantown, w. Va. The
groom is graduate of the West Virginia
University Law College, and has been a
teacher in the normal school at Farmont.
and is now among the rising young at.
torneys Of his State. Miss Copeland is
The youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel +. G peland. formerly of this
place, and is well and very favorahly re.
menbcrtd by most Of our young people.
all Of whom will be pleasantly interested
In this bit Of news.