The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-10-01

--Oil market closed al Sl.ZZ.
Fine china dishes at 7. c. s. 1t
oil aud gas leases at this office.
Additional lucal on second page.
--Watonl leads them all. Il. @. s.
Hopkins sells the Douglas shoes II
New things in mems shirts and un.
derwear at 7. c. s. 1t
In fruits and vegetables we still lead
White Star Grocery. 1t
Ladies' and Misses golt gloves for
sale at Joyces' millinery. II
Don't buy jacket or.skirt until you
see the wooltex. Hopkins. 1t
Going to buy jacket this fallg See
ours, thon match us IL you can. Heath
q Felt. 1t
Fall Arbor Day falls on Oct. l7th this
year. If you didn't plant tree last
spring YOU might try one on this occa-
sion.
Why let your apples go TO waste ?
Buy an evaporator aud save them. For
sale at Lanson's Plumbing and Tin Shop.
Price $3.50. q
DOC Williams, out on Cropp lin,
cut cash to the bone of one OF his knees
one day last week and is having pretty
sore Time OF it.
Landlord Weaver is having a large
bay window added to the southern eX-
posture Of his hotel. J. Il. Chadwick is
doing the work.
The hunting season don't open till
two weeks from to-day. Some may have
gotten the impression it opened to-day or
several days ago.
Every voter should see to it that his
taxes are paid before next Saturday, Oct.
4, which is the last day tor the payment
ortaxes to insure the privilege OF vot-
ing at the November election.
DIR. Talcott Williams contributes to
the Review Of Reviews for October a
brilliant article on "The Worlds Fiction
for a Year." including summary of the
latest statistics of literary output from all
the civilized nations.
1t will be well enough for people
hereabouts to look out for counterfeit sill
yer coin, as some one has been industri-
ously showing the stuff within few days
past. One party was saddled with two
very inferior half dollars.
The w. c. T. U. will sell cakes, rolls.
doughnuts, and other delicious articles OF
food, at the home Of Mrs. Joseph Clark,
next Saturday afternoon, oct. 4, COM
mencing at half past two o'clock. They
hope to be literally patronized.
1t has been discovered that gensing
does well and yields enormous profits
under cultivation. Wherever it has been
tried, the yield and return was FAR greater
than expected. Farmers Of this commu-
nifty should look into this matter.
The demand for young men steuo.
graphers is greater than the supply. The
shorthand field is a splendid one for am
bilious young men to enter. warren
Business University, Warren, Penna., is
anoted shorthand training school. Write
to-dNy for particulars. ii
The Government has placed l3-cent
stamps on safe at the postoflices Of the
country. The man who would deliber-
ately iuvita his own destruction by plac-
ing one OF them on package or letter is
entitled to no sympathy and perhaps
would get none.- Bois Herald.
Tho sixtaanth annual reunion of tho
famous "Bucktail" regiment took place
in Du Bois last week, closing three day
meeting on Thursday. or the 2ds sur
vivors of this organization 81 were in at
tendance at the reunion, many Of them ac-
companied by their wives and children.
The fruit canning season is drawing
to a close, and fruits of all kind are now
at the lowest figure. This being the case
you who have not already done so should
provide yourself with the articles desir-
ed. The White Star Grocery handle only
the best and sells it at the lowest figure.
Call there and see. 1t
Henry Smith is going to give the Bel
gian hare industry trial, and will locate
his ranch up on the farm of his son-in-
law, Jesse Carson, on Smokey Hill. He
has secured some breeders, large. sleek
looking fellows, and by next season ex-
poets to stock the market. They are said
to Le very toothsome article of diet.
Mrs. Karns will be at the Rural
House Friday, October 3rd, from p. m.
to p. M, with her wonderful medicines
to cure all diseases. She tells all your
ailments by looking at you, and gives
you med cne to suit your disease at SOC
and 81. bottle. Don't fail to see hel
and be cured. She will make regular
trips here each week. 1t
The pillow and scraper have been In
play on the "hump" in the street front
ing the REPUBLICAN Office during thu
past week, and the improvement which
this work will effect will be quite notice
able. 1t has been menace to the prop
critics on either side the street for many
years, and since the cement walks wer,
laid the evil effects of the "hump" hav'
been made more prominent.