The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-05-21

--Oll market cloSeu AT Sls-Vs
oil and gas leases at this office.
-HopRins sells the Douglas shoes u
Ladies' suits and skirts at Tionesta
Cash Store
-Pineaples aud strawberries at White
Star Groceries. IL
Shirt waists for men as well as wo-
men at Heath 4 Feits. II
If it is an up.to-date shoe you are
looking for call at the right place. Hop
kins.
Ernest Sibble is rebuilding his house
on his farm, top OF German IL i'll, and says
it's going up nearly as fast as II went
down in the fire last winter.
The newly organized base ball team
will try themselves with the West Hick-
ory team on the grounds at this place
tomorrow afternoon. Game called at 2
o. cloak
Remember that the Daily Quartette,
OF Buffalo, N. Y, will be at the court
house Monday evening, May 26, under
the auspices of the W. X. c. Prices %
I'd 10 cents.
Don't forget the "market" Saturday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. j. II. Rob
ertson, by the c. Il. society. All the
dainties as well as the substantials for
the table will be on sale. Everybody in
yited
According to the veracous North
East Breeze a certain husband in an at
tempt to be smart with his wife asked
her what people would wear in eaven.
She promptly replied that if he got there
everybody would wear a look ofsu' PRISE
Mrs. f. C. Proper lost gold neck
pin containing picture of her little baby
boy, somewhere on the road between
Kellettville aud Balltown, last Wednes-
day. The finder will be suitably re-
warded by returning the pin TO Mrs.
Proper, who prizes it highly.
Miss Tallman, the music teacher, gave
musicale at the home of NJ ss Mary No
BILE, one other pupils, last Friday even
ing that was well received by those in
attendance. Miss Tallman's pupils are
- showing wonderful Improvement under
her up-lo.date system of instruction.
Judge X. b. Crawford is having his
domicile raised and moved back Bit
and on the present foundation, or larger
one, will erect fine new home. The
work will be pushed forward with all
speed and the Judge expects to be com
fortably domiciled in his new quarters
before roastin' ear time.
-KanesInew evening paper, the Cour-
Ter, was launched Monday of this week,
with W. j. II in at the helm. The new
candidate for public favor shows up well
for starter and gives evidence of pos
sessing the requisite staying qualities.
Our best wishes go with the new ven
ture, and may ii flourish aud wax fat.
The Christian Endeavor Society OF
this place will hold a "market" on the
lawn at Mrs. J. II. Roberison's home
next Saturday afternoon from 2 to !
ocl ock Everybody isinvited tocomoand
get their Sunday supply of good things.
Enough variety will be furnished to fit
out the dinner table with all the appetite
could wish.
Miss Lizzie Randall gave a recital to
her music pupils last Friday evening al
the Rural House. After the program
which was quite lengthy, aud rendered
in a manner denoting the unquestionabl'
ability Oft the teacher, refreshments were
a .,,1 tI,n Of fba nxaa,fufr triyap
up to social intercourse, all present en-
joying themselves.
r. r.. Lanson has moved the Stillsor
Office building, which he had recently
purchased, to vac nt lot between Hop
kins' store and the White Star Grocery
1t is a nice, cozy office and will not ike
ly stand long without an occupant
Furthermore its removal from the lot
fright in front of our nose, is not in III,
least regretable, either.
-Scowden Il Clark have car load o
buggies of all grades, very fine selec
ton, and something TO suit any purchaser
Also good line Of team wagons of thei
own superior make. They are ready 70
all comers In these lines and hope +
have call from any who may contem
plate purchasing. Ard If you want
plow or anything in the farm implemen
line, they can fit you out satisfactory
and save you money. Il
Good work is being done on In
streets at present. There is no regula
street commissioner, committee
council, Messrs. j. T. Dale and J. "
Landers looking alter the matter in pei
son. The carrier such work can he don
the better the results and the longer III
season in which good streets can be Ct
joyed, hence it is gratifying to kno'
that the good work is now going on.
The 18th Annual Convention of Il
Womans Foreign Missionary Society
Clarion Presbytery will be held at En-
lenton, June 18th and 18th. Good an
interesting speakers have been secure
for the convention and it is hoped tn
representatives from every society in u
Preshytery contributing to Foreign Mi
sions will be there. Delegates will plea
send their names to Mrs. L. G. IIamilto
EmlentOn for entertainment, and to Mi
Nancy c. Morrow, Tionesta, for X.
orders.