The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-04-30

Marienville Hardware & Mach. Co. Ad
--oil market closed at Sl90.
oil and gas leases at this Office.
Fresh candy at T. c. S. 1t
-HopKins sells the Douglas shoes II
-Twenty-six piece dinner SGT for Sl.CO
II. .C.S. 1t
Russell II. Conwell at the court
house, May 7,h.
Olga Nethersole shoes tit the feet,
wear well aud look we'll. Heath Il Feit
About the time for straw hat. Hop
kins has everything that is new in the
line. 1t
Shoes, shoes, shoes, shoes for every
body. Come in and let US tit your feet
Heath & Felt 1t
Shirt waists, shirt waist patterns,
shirt waist ginghams. Everything. Bright
new patterns. Hopkins. 1t
The borough schools closed a success
ful term yesterday. The attendance h
been the best ever noted and kept up to
the last.
The new Magautrap ordered 10y the
gun club has arrived, and it is expected
to be in position for the first shoot of the
season next Friday afternoon.
In the Review of Reviews for May
the Rev. Johu p. Gerrie gives an inter
esting account of the prohibition move
ment in the Dominion of Canada.
i. N. Patterson has mooved his dril-
ing apparatus TO the John and VIM.
Diekrager farms, ne0r the "Posey 6eld,'
Hickory township, in which territory he
intends TO do some operating.
The White Star Grocery has all The
seasonable vegetables fresh from the
early gardens, cucumbers, onions, let
tuce, cabbage, asparagus, in fact about
everything the appetite may crave. 1t
Following is tine list o letters remain
ing uncalled for in the Tionesta, Pa, Post
otlico, for the week ending April 80, 1902:
Mr.. Jas. Wagner, August Drager.
d. S. KNox,P NJ.
The machinery for the new steam
laundr, has arrived and is being put in
position, the building having been COM
pleted. First we know they'll have a
washing out aud therell be no excuse for
any of us going about wearing dirty
linen.
Bob" Hunting, the well known cir
Gus manager, died on the 2Oth inst, at the
Soldiers and Sailors Home, in Erie, of
appoplexy, aged 50 years. His show ex-
hbited in Tionesta on several occasions
years ago, and Bob is well remem
bered here.
The Committee on Permanent Ger
tfcates for Forest County will meet in
Tionesta, MAY OH. next. Those intend
ing to apply for examination should cor
respond with oither Miss May Hines,
Marienville, Pa, or Miss Nancy c. Nor
row, Tionesto, Pa.
Buds arc fast bursting and little
leaves en- the softer trees are sprouting.
Swallows have arrived, the earliest in
many years. and there's every indication
that winter has crawlcd out of the lap Of
spring. It's time to make garden and
corral the scratching hen.
The States representatives. were up
to view the site for the new bridge that
was destroyed by the recent flood on the
Tionesta creek, above Nebraska. II is
believed the new structure will be built
before the summer is ended, and that
more substantially than ever.
Chairman Morrow issues his call for
the Republican Primary election on the
10Th OF May. being one week from next
Saturday. Get ready to vote. It is the
privilege of every Republican in the
county to cast his ballot for the candi-
dates of his choice, and none should fail
to exercise that privilege.
Senators Quay and Penroso have sent
ON quantity of garden seeds to be dis
iributed to the people. They will be
found at the POSSIBILITIES in Tionesta and as
long as they last given out to all who
call for them. A postal card addressed
to the Postmaster will bring package of
seeds If there are any left.
The author of "Mary Had a Little
Lamb" was John Roulston, young
man who was a visitor Mt tho school near
Worcester. Massachusetts, when the in
cident occurred. The heroine of the DO.
EN- was Mary E. Sawyer. who afterward
became Mrs. Columbus Tyler. She died
in December, lSS9.-May Ladies' Home
Journal.
The Heath on Friday last of ex-Judge
VIM. p. jerks, of Brookville, removes
one of the oldest and best known lawyers
IN this section Of the State. He was a
brother Of George A. Jenks, and pre-
sided for ten years over the courts ofthis
county when Forest was part of the
Clarion-Jeflerson district. He was aged
81 years. The funeral was held i'm Brook
vile Monday afternoon ofthi week.
Through the efforts OF Congressman
Sibley $4,000 item has been inserted in
the rivers and harbors bill. to be expend.
ed during the coming summer i'm i'm
proving the channel of the ALLEGHENY
river between Hickory and Warren
mat section has lately taken on new life
III the matter of river navigation and the
eXpending of this sum iudiciOuslv will
pe boon to the business interests OF the
section named.