The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-01-08


Tionesta CASH Store. Locals.
White Star Grocery. Locals.
Notice OF Appeals. o.. Commissioners.
--oil market closed at Sll5.
This is the "week of prayer"
-oll and gas leases at this Office.
You can get 1t at Hopkins store. If
Anything gone wrong with that new
leafvetY
lis Ms grnulated or 20 ms brown sugar
for Sl.OO at T. C.S. II
Odds and ends in everything go at
any price. Hopkins. 1t
-Brundage's celebrated bread kept
fresh at the White star Grocery. If
-All winter goois must go now II
prices will move them. Heath & Felt. II
-lfyou need shoes now is good time
to buy toem cheap. See our line, Heath
n Felt. 1t
Mole the 20 per cent. discount on all
flannel shirt waists at Robinson's. See
the al. 1t
Fresh oysters. fruits aud vegetables
arrive daily at the White Star Grocery.
Call up on ei her phone. 1t
The postoflice department has placed
on sale the new issue of postal cards
known as the Mckinley card.
i. NJ, Mccullough Of Nebraska has
been appointed mercantile appraiser of
Forest county for the ensuing year.
Now Is the time TO get bargains IN
shoes, shirts and underwear. The odds
ami ends must be cleaned out. Hopkins.
Why hep pay the "bad accounts9"
See prices where everyone pays the same
price and there are no bad accounts. T.
C.S. II
The young folk we're enjoying fine
skating tn the river and creek Monday
evening, hut the soft spell yesterday put
an end to the delightful sport.
-one cannot go amiss by riving for
an education. The State Normal at Clar.
ion has inspired many you people to
make the most OF lile's opportunities.
--Garilold Grove makes a specially of
fresh domestic and tropical fruits, aud his
stock il always fresh. GIVE him a call
when you want something nice for din
ner. Ii
The lecture course committee has
arranged with Prof. DeMott to give his
famous lectur. the "Harp of the Senses. -
in the Court tiouse ON the evening of the
first day of March.
For proof of the excellent quality of
work done at the Edinbpro Normal
School inquire of her students. Free tu-
ition for those who intend to teach. Win
ter term begins Dec. 3d. Address the
principal. John +. Bigler. 1t
The County Commissioners in their
organization for the current year renewed
all the appointments at the County
Home and At the Office. excepting in the
Gaze ofjanitor the court honse Simeon
Hood being appointed to that place.
1t is said that the best thing in the
world to make hens lay ia albumen and
red pepper, in equal quantities; mixed
and fed in wa'm mash in tie mornings.
A tablespoonful tn fifteen fowls. These
articles can be bought at any drug store.
In card IN Philipsburg newspaper
woman thus thanks an insurance COM
pany for prompt payment Of her claims
december 6, my husband took out an
accident policy and in less than month
was drowned. consider 1t a good in
vestment."
The REPUBLICAN was in error last
week in stating that Rev. Mr.. Nickle
conducted the funeral services of the late
Mrs. Blose. II should have said the SER
vices were conducted by Rev. b. F. Felt,
an old friend and neighbor of the family
OF the deceased's parents.
"A writer in an exchange says that the
following Is a sure cure for smallpox:
For children. give the child fifteen grains
OF pure cream OF tartar at night and
morning; for adults, dissolve an ounce of
cream OF tartar in sixteen ounces of
wateri take a tablespoon quantity three
times day.
MRS. Cordelia, Valentine aged 81
years, died on the Sd inst. very suddenly.
of the heart, at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Cofah.
Warren, Pa. The burial took place ON
Monday Of this week Mrs. DR.. F. S
Hunter, OF this place. granddaughter of
the deceased attended the funeral.
The Pittsbure & Rrady's Bend Rail-
road Company has been chartered at
Harrisburg, with capital ofs7O. 900. This
is the first move made under the direct
Ion OF Edward W. Dwyer for the devel-
opement OF the historic old Brady's Bend
Iron Company property. II is proposed
TO develope first the coal deposits on the
property.
The Emlenton Herald has changed
ownership, c. +. Halderman PURCHASING
the plant Of NJ. Goughler, who established
the paper five years ago and made i. one
Of onf bet country week.-Mrs.. Mr. Hald-
erman is a practical printer and an ex-
perienced newspaper man and will un-
doubledly keep the Herald up to Ihehish
standard which It has attained. MIR,
eouehler 'ee to the Pacific coast for the
benefit Of his wife's health. /,