The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-01-15


White Star Grocery. Locals.
Heath Il Felt. Ad. aud Locals.
--Oil market closed at Sl.l5,
oil and gas leases at this Office.
The White star for groceries. 1t
You can get it at Hopkins store. If
Get price list of groceries at Tones
ia Cash Store. 1t
Odds aud ends at your own price
here. Heath & Felt. 1t
This is remnant time with Hopkins.
Drop in and save money. 1t
-Brundage's celebrated bread kept
fresh at the White Star Grocery. If
Sweaters are always in season. Kill
mer Bros. have them in all varieties. 1t
Why does everyone not insist on
comparison of prices9 Get price list at
T. c. $. 1t
Young people who have been there
commend the Clarion State Normal
School TO their friends. 1t
Don't forget that you eau get very
good outing flannel for quilt lining here
for Sc yd. Heath & Felt. 1t
For hurry up grocery orders call up
the White Star Grocery. Either phone
will bring the goods at once. 1t
Eyes examined free. Prof. c. Block
will be at the Central Hotel Jan. 18th.
and Goth. Remember the dates. 1t
Drop in or send in and get 1902 SUBJ
scription receipt. Every subscriber
ought to have one. We are always glad to
make them out.
oil City has a case of smallpox, it
having developed a few days ago. The
man affected is in strict quarantine aud
it is hoped to prevent any spread of the
disease.
Our stock of wool blankets is COM
plete in every detail. We can give you
any weight or quality you may desire
and at snch prices as will please you.
Killmer Bros. 1t
In order to make room for new goods
for Easter, we will sci all winter hats at
q reduction of ons-third. We are also of.
iering silk and flannel waists at wonder
fully low prices. f, Walters & Co. 1t
Ask your county superintendent re-
garding the professional work done at
Edinboro state Normal School. For in
formation concerning courses of study |
and expenses, address the principal,
John f. Bigler. 1t
This section was never. blessed with a |
finer run of sleghing than is now being |
enjoyed 10y all. Saturdays blizzard was |
rouser, but it left the "going" in good |
condition, and The merry jingle is quite
musical to the ear.
The Epworth League will hold a
conundrum dime social in Lanson's Hall,
Tuesday evening, January 81. One feat
ure of the evening will be the unique |
manner of serving refreshments. Every
body is cordially invited to attend,
One of the recent notable society
eve nts of Warren was the marriage on
Wednesday last of Miss Elizabeth More
head Stone, daughter of Hon. G. A. Stone,
to Mr.. Horace Allen Ciary, son of Jerre |
Crary formerly of Sheffield, Pa.
January is the month for cleaning up
odds and ends in goods. We want every
body TO see the kind of shoes we have on
our bargain coulter. Some one-thrd off |
and some whole half off. First class,
good shoes, ouly one or two pair OF a kind
l.. j. Hopkins. 1t
Mrs. Mumford, State President of the |
w. II. c., with Mrs. Allen. Mrs. Lynch
and Mrs. McMurray, members of the |
auditing committee, will visit the.Corps |
here this, Wednesday, evening. The
ladies OF the local Corps desire the pres
ence of members on this occasion.
"A temperance address was given in
the NJ. L. church Sunday night by II. B.
Milward, until recently editor of the
Kane Leader (Kane, Pa Mr.. Miward |
has been around Forest county making a
prohibition enrolment for the State COM
mittee, who are planning some active
work here.
The gas company has put in a new
gasometer which seems TO do its work
well enough, thus doing away with the
hap-hazzard regulator" which amount
ed in fact to an irregulator, and was both
dangerous and treacherous. The town
has now an even flow of gas and an
abundance of it.
The Wimbledon. N. D., News of the
Zth ult., notes very pretty wedding
which was solemnized at the home of the
bride in Dover, that state. on Christ
mas day. The groom was Rev. A. NJ.
Hewson and the bride Miss Florence |
Berlin, whose mother, Mrs. B. e. Berlin.
was formerly Miss Bertha Pease. of Tio-
nesia.
William II. Baker, fighting editor of
that sialwart organ of Republicanism,
the Ridgway Advocate, has again been
crowded into the position of postmaster
oi his bustling city for four more years to |
come. Serves him right. He has done
so well during the past four years that
the Washington authorities evidently felt
they must have him again, and "Billie" |
gracefully submitted. He has stood at