The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-03-12

All the seasonable green goods wi
be found at the White Star Grocery. The
keep right up with the times, and Ii
freshest goods al the lowest pa ices wi
always be found there.
Easter Bonnets? Why, yes! Mr.,
Lynch, of Endeavor, Pa, is now in Ne,
York selecting her spring stock of mill
merry goods, and will have a nicer, an
better and cpeaper stock of goods tha
ever before. Look out for ad next week
County Treasurer +. A. Keller pub
fishes his tax sale list this week, whic
embraces about three hundred tracts @
seated and unseated lands. The list is &C
curate and very carefully made up, an,
will be found quite interesting to on
readers.
The spring house cleaning season il
about here aud You will be taking nj
carpets as usual. Don't relay them until
you have secured some of the Cedar Car
pet Paper at Scowden Il Clark's, mad,
especially for this purpose, and the cedai
keeps out the troublesome moth. Itsell,
cheap.
The ladies of the Stow Relief Corps
presented the borough schools with sci
of very fine facsimile copies of tie Dec.
laratioG of Independence last Friday
evening at the meeting of the sch, oil
board. The gift is greatly appreciated as
these copies are real works of art and
quite rarity,
This is the way in which a Kansas ed
itor POLITICALLY lays bouquet at the feet OF
his best girl There is gladness in her
gladnoss when she's glad-there is sad
ness in her sadness when she's sad-but
the gladness of her gladness nor tho sad
ness of her sadnes is nothing to her
madness when she's mad"
Mrs. Barnes, of the State Sabbath
School Association. will meet the people
OF this community at the NJ. Il. church in
Tionesta, on Thursday the 10Th inst, in
the interest of the cause. Two meetings
afternoon and evening-will be held, and
everyone at all interested in Sabbath
School work is earnestly urged to attend.
A glass OF water and sponge or
brush act like box of paints on the won
derful photographs" which will APP
pear in next Sundays Philadelphia
Press. Its the cleverest novelty of the
year. The pictures are printed apparent
ly in black. You touch them with water
and in second they become beautiful
water color paintings. No skill is need
ed. Children can do it as well as grown
folks. These "WaterGraphs" are in adj
dition to the mysterious magic pictures,
to which you rub a blank space with a
coin and picture appears. The great
puzzle man, Sam Lloyd, is now ON the
Sunday Press staff of entertainers. He
has a page each Sunday that will set you
and amuse you, too. Order
next Sundays Philadelphia Press Of your
newsdealer in advance. Then you'll be
sure to get it.
Miss Edith McNeal. aged 20 years,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McNeal,
died at the family home In Kane, Friday
last, her trouble being brain
tumor. She had suffered patiently for
many months and death came to her as a
blessed relief, since human aid could not
stay the disease. Miss McNeal was
most estmablo young lady, who had
greatly endeared herself to all her ac-
luaintances. In the family circle she
vas as a sunbeam of the morning, her
bright, cheerful disposition bringing hap
'iness to all about her. The family was
or number of years resident in this,
county, Mr.. McNeal being at the present
ime one of the owners and principal
promoters of the Forest Chemical Works
It Lynch, in Howe township. The sym
'athy OF friends in Forest county will
20 out TO the stricken parents in this
Ireat bereavement.
"A bright looking, comfortably clad |
'oung girl, who looked to be ii or IS |
ears ofage, come up on the morning
rain last Friday and proceeded to work
he sympathy racket on our charitably |
Inclined women TO the queens taste.
The claimed Eagle Rock as her home and
old the tghostl story that her father was
cripple and that the family were in des-
itute circumstances. Ofcourse our big
earted people "coughed mp" their quar-
ers and halves at rag-time gait, until the
oxy Miss was tagged by the family of
tation Agent McCrea. former residence
{ Eagle Rock, and who were acquainted
With every family there. Here it turned
at that the girl didu't know where she
Ived. But she had done good days
'ork and left on the evening train, but
he didn't stop at Eagle Rock. That's
he way our good iron dollars go. 'Taint
afe for man to leave any money at
Ome daV or night