The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-04-09
New hats at T. G. s.

Heath Il Felt. Ad. and Locals.
Notice, School Directors Convention.
New hats at 7. G. s, 1t
--oil market closed at sl.l5.
Wall paper at Killmer Bros. 1t
Fine weather-one day in six.
oil and gas leases at this Office.
-HopKins sells the Douglas shoes II
You eau get 1t at Hopkins Store If
Good trade comes from goods priced
right. T.C.S. 1t
Likewise it is possible to have too
much of "the beautiful"
-Sea-grass carpet and rugs, the best
wearers made. Hopkins. II
Shoes, Shoes! The "swell" kind, in
all lines at Heath 4 Feits. It
Sec the line of dining room chairs
Hopkins has before you buy. 1t
Don't be discouraged. 1t will be
pleasanter in June. And the roods, too.
All the seasonable vegetables away
ahead of time at the White Star Grocery.
-"Growing Young" at the court
house this evening, by Rev. DR.. Murray,
Hear him.
New tomatoes, onions. lettuce, and
all seasonable vegetables at the White
Star Grocery. 1t
lift be true that snow is good fer
tilizer then this patch ought to make the
early gardner happy.
Young people are trained to lie self
reliant, and sell-helpfu at the Clarion
State Normal School. 1t
"A nine pound girl arrived at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs, Peter Karhes
Monday of this week.
Up in Kane the ordinance prohibit
ing cows from roaming at will on the
streets is to be rigidy enforced this sum-
mer.
Charles j. Harris, Mar!envlle, Pa,
is among the new civil war pensioners
announced within the past week. The
amount is SO per month.
Prof c. Block, the eye Specialist will
be here for three days-April llth, 18th,
and l4th. Eyes examined free at the
Central Hotel, Tionesta. 1t
The many-hued crocus is pushing its
bright little head through the ground,
bat the sweet-scented arbutus is a little
backward about coming out.
The 18th State convention of the PEN
nsylvania Christian Endeavor Union
will be held in Pittsburg July s. 0 and 10.
There will be an Immense turn out.
-"Blll Damm's daughter Grayce has
the scarletina, and the whole Damn
family is quarantned," says the Law
renee, Kan. World.
Tho trouting season begins next
Tuesday, 18th inst, legally. Thought
we'd better mention IL for fear you might
overlook tho imoporant fact aud be day
too late
The borough council at its meeting
last Friday night elected A. C. Brown
Esq, as secretary and solicitor for the
board for the ensuing year. j. c. Scow-
den was reelected as treasurer for this
year.
-Supt. Cottle, of the Forest Telephone
Co., is replacing some of the poles in the
borough with higher ones, to avoid the
necessity for trimming the shade trees
which were interfering with the wires to
some extent
Rev. Bumberger has built a new
row-boat for use on the river during the
summer. mer.-Emlenton News. Paddle up
this way along about the opening of the
fishing season, Doctor, and wen show
how to lit 'em out.
The first death sentence imposed in
the history of Armstrong county was
pronounced upon Frank Dudash last
Friday, at Kittanning by Judge Patton.
Dudash was recently convicted of the
murder Of Joe Fedelem.
The meat trust is to raise the price Of
meat, it is said High enough now, and
most people will have to eat vegetables
and fruit to make both ends meet.-War-
rem Mail. In that case the early cucum-
Der would come in handy.
-Messrs. Wolcott & Son are "clear-
ing of" preparatory tn erecting their
steam laundry and shirt factory plant, on
the Fisher lot. If the weather permits
the buildings will be in readiness for the
machinery before the end OF the month.
Following is tine list o letters remain
ing uncalled for in the Tionesta, Pa, Post
Office, for the week ending April o, 1902: {:
Mr.. James f. Cooper, two, Mr.. j. Syn
ders, Mr.. Will Hollster, Thos. Watson,
AL Signor Antonio Perrino.
d. S. KNOX, p. NJ.
ducks were numerous on the river
yesterday morning, driven in by the
storm of the night. and there was a cor
responding amount offusillading during
the early hours of the morning. No big
bags of this highly fish tainted game were
reported however.
Don't forget Rev. DR.. Murray's lee
ture at the court house tonight. You
Will not only hear a scholarly address on
"Growing Young, "a matter in which we
are all largely interested but you will
likewise lend a hand in securing a good
thing for the town, public drinking