The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-01-29

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Sheriff Jameson. Court proclamation.
Prothonotary Robertson. Trial List
aud Confirmation Notices.
--oil market closed at Sl.l5.
oil and gas leases at this office.
You can get it at Hopkins store. If
In groceries the White Star leads. 1t
bargains ia shoes at Hopkins store.
The sleighing is getting better every
day.
Ladies' flannel waists at discount
now. Hopkins. 1t
Watch our price list for bargains in
groceries. II. C.S. 1t
--Thirty-seven liquor licenses were
granted in Jefferson county last week.
Now is the time to buy your muslin
underwear. We have it. Heath & Felt.
The days are growing percepiibly
longer, for which people are very thank
ful.
Navigation afoot has been a some-
what precaricus undertaking the past few
days.
Texas soil is good for peaches-but
you eau get good pie peach for lOc can
at 7. c. $. 1t
Tho best bread sold in town is the
"Table Queen sold at the White Star
Grocery. It
Ladies muslin underwear at Kill
mer Bros. at right prices. Fun line.
Look 1t over. u
j. b. Mann has been appointed post
master at Perry. this county, vice W. J.
German, resigned
Special redu,tions on all wooden
goods from now on at Killmer Bros. m-
vestigate before purchasing. 1t
j. W. Sires will have his photograph
grllery al this place open for business
every Friday until further notice. If
David McCargo for so many years at
the head OF the Allegheny Valley Rail-
road, died in Pittsburg on Saturday last.
All odds and ends go cheap now.
Some very nice lengths in embroidery at
prices that will surprise you. Heath f
Felt. II
The Edinboro Normal guarantees
thorough instruction in the arts and sci
ence. Write for catalogue. John f. Big
fer, Prin. 1t
A little 7-year-old daughter OF Robert
Black of Barnet township had her right
hand terribly lascerated in feed cutter
Monday OF this week.
Clarion Normal graduates are in de-
mand. Many have recently been tempt
ed by large salaries TO quit teaching |
and engage in o.her lines. 1t
Ray Kiser, who is employed in his
brother-in-law's planning mill at Wilkins
burg, had one of his thumbs taken off at
the first joint by the machinery.
The report that Edward Dunkle of |
Oil City had contracted smallpox turns |
out to be only a scare, and the quaran- |
tine maintained about the premises has
been raised.
Buy your groceries at an exclusive |
store, where attention is given to only |
one branch of the business aud every |
thing is kept fresh and up to date. The
White Star Grocery is the place. 1t
Samuel d. Bell. of Altoona, who was
the conductor on the i'll fated "Day Ex-
press" which was destroyed in the
Johnstown flood, May 3lst, 1889, died at
Seattle, Washington, Dec. 2ith, aged SO !
years.
j. N. Graft of Warren, and former
well known citizen of Franklin, was so .
badly injured by being struck by yard |
engine on the p. Il. r. tracks at Warren
last Saturday that it is believed he can
not recover.
District Attorney Swoope, Of Clear
field county has notified the constables
throughout the county that the oleomar-
garine Act of 1901 makes it their duty TO
return to court the names of those who I
violate its provisions.
Following is the list o letters remain
ing uncalled for in the Tionesta, Pa, Post
oince, for the week ending Jan. 20, 1902
Miss Lizzie Kelly, w. ]. Mansfield card.
Mr. Lyle f. Plank letters.
ID. S. KNOX, p. NJ.
1t Is said the temper of Woodland the |
Titusville murderer awaiting trial at
Meadyille, has reached state that makes
him savage and almost uncomfortable.
lie is rapidly destroying the patience of
Sheriff Scott who finds il impossible to
satisfy him in anything.
Next Sunday will be grounding day
again. Seems but short while that we .
were all knocking" on this time-hon-
ored Drognosticator for predicting an ex-
ira SIX weeks of winter weather, which |
"came true.' Good, snug winter weather
IS all right, but not too snug.
Jerry Pierce, the famous Seneca In
dian of the Cattaraugus reservation. soon
viii make an effort to break the one-bour |
record of his ancestor, Deerfoot, of eleven |
miles, nine hundred and seventy wards |
Young Pierce is now considered one of /
the greatest distance runners in America
and 1t is generally believed that with tbe |
advantages ofscientifc training he will |
become the champion of the world
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