The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-03-26
--Oil market closed at sl.l5.

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A. {, Brown. Professional Card.
-oil market closed at Sl.l5.
oil and gas leases at this office.
Hopkins sells the Douglas shoes II
-Ycu can get it at Hopkins Store If
Go to Killmer Bros. for wall paper.
New dry goods just in at Hopkins l
The White Star Grocery. EitLer
phone. 1t
-Gardon seeds in bulk at White Star
Gu, Gerry. 1t
Give us trial order for job printing.
We guarantee satisfaction.
All the latest blocks in mems hats at
at Hopkins. All up-to.date in color and
shape. 1t
Mrs. A. @. Urey's millinery opening
Friday aud Saturday OF this week, March
2S aud %. 1t
Now dress goods, new dimities. See
our table loaded with thin wash goods.
Heath q Felt. 1t
The announcement of II. A. Strick-
enber, Of jerks twp, for prothonotary
appears this week.
-Bessie jefferson, of Shenandoah, aged
II, skipped the rope 10 times, threw up
her hands and died.
A bran new spading harrow, never
been in use, will be sold at actual cost
Call ON Scowden & Clark. 1t
Don't purchase your shirt waists un-
til you have examined the handsome as
sortment at Killmer Bros. 1t
Shoes, shoes, shoes, all kinds all
prices, none but best makes, lowest
prices on all Heath 4 Felt. II
"A company of Tionesta people
brought in test we'll on lease at CASH
up last Friday, which may make small
producer.
All the latest creations in the milli-
merry art at f. Walters Il Cos. See the
new pattern hats. Easter opening Thurs
day and Friday Of this week, March 27
and 2S. 1t
-Lanson Bros. have car load Of Ohio
seed oats ON the way, which they expect
10 arrive any day. Parties desiring a
good article of seed should engage some
ofthis. 1t
Sugar socias are just now all the go
in the rural districts. The sugar social is
one OF the sweetest and most bilious
functions Of civilized society-Franklin
Spectator.
photographer Sires is here again this
week and expects to remain till Satur-
day. Persons desiring anything in his
line will find him ready 10 wait on them
at his gallery. 1t
-Four teachers, university graduates
with normal training, will be added to
the faculty by the trustees ofthe Clarion
State Normal School for the spring and
summer term.
Following is the list o. letters remain
ing uncalled for in the Tionesta, Pa, Post
Office, for tho week ending Mar. 20, 1902
Charles Pinkerlon, Mr.. Robert Barber,
card. ID. s. KNOX, p. NJ.
George Holeman, at the CASTOR scaf-
fold, turned his first boat of the season on
Monday. Mr.. CASTOR has a good supply
of boat stock on hand, and expects to
keep the scaflold going pretty steadily
till fall.
-Merchantile appraiser Mccullough
publishes his list this week, and has set
the 3Oth day of April as appeal day. Par
ties interested should make a note of
this date, it having been changed from
May 10Th to April SOth.
Mrs. Matthew Bortzer, of the town.
ship, fell while returning from the neigh
boring postoflice, being tripped by vine
which caught her foot, and sustained
painful fracture of one of the arms above
the wrist. The accident happened last
Thursday evening.
Attention is directed to the card of G.
T. Anderson in this issue. "Trixp has
very complete outfit for repairing watches,
clocks and jewelry, in addition to which
he deals in watches of all kinds and is
prepared to give customers some fine
bargains. Try him.
S. S. Garfield has in his charge and
oilers for sale at his livery barn, S or 10
head Of horses, in good condition for fran
work one new milch COW, and one sec
ond hand surrey, good as new. ANY of
the above can be secured at a bargain.
lfyou need anything of the kind this is
an opportunity you should not miss.
The ladies of the W. R. c. will give a
dime social at their hall Wednesday eve-
ming, April "a. They hope to have a
good turn out Of the citizens ON this oe-
casion, and promise all a good time
Each lady is expected to make an apron
with necktie to match. The ties will be
place in bag and the gentlemen will
have the privilege, for cents extra. of
one grab, and is expected to eat lunch
with the lady whose apron matches his
necktie.