The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-10-22


Commissioners Land Sale.
White star Grocery. Locals.
TiOnesta Cash Store. Locals.
Clarion Normal School. Ad.
--Oil market closed at $3.50.
Fine china dishes at r. c. 8. II
oil and gas leases at this ofiice.
Walton leads them all. r. C.S.
Hopkins sells the Douglas shoes II
See those cheap trunks and bags at
Il. C.S. 1t
Ladies, go to the Joyce Millinery for
golfgloves. 1t
-Mackintoshes for ladies at Tionesta
Cash Store. 1t
See our limo of underwear for all.
Heath 4 Felt. 1t
-overco,ts aud clothing. You can get
a tit at Hopkins store. 1t
GUNS for hire and good ammunition
for sale at the White Star Grocery. II
--Inai is coats, made of Eiderdown,
nicely trimmed, all colors and sizes, sl.50
each at Heath X Feits. 1t
1t is the Strootman shoe that gives
sush universal satisfaction. For ladies',
Misses and children, Hopkins. 1t
Don't fail to get out to hear Congress
man sibley at the court house next Tues
day evening. You will be most royalty
entertained.
Fruits aud vegetables are not out Of
season by any means. When you want
the freshest aud finest call or phone the
white Star Grocery. II
"A flock of a dozen or two wild geese
lit In the river up near the county home
Monday, aud there want n sport in
sight Twas ever thus.
"A fraternal invitation is extended to
all teachers in attendance at institute this
week to call at the Joyce millinery and
inspect the line ofproper hats 1t
Ping pong sets at Dunn's drug store.
Very fascinating game, furnishing fine
amusement iur the long evenings, and
don't cos, much. They are here now. 1t
james Gilfllan, the well known mill
wright, came down from Smethport, Me-
Kean county, Monday, and will superiu-
tend the work of rebuilding the wooden
railroad bridge over Tionesta creek at the
mouth of Ross Run, the piers and abut-
ments having been completed.
james Cooper was severely injured
on tia Weller & Collins mill, at Porkey,
last Thursday. The circular saw struck
the "dog" which was broken into three
pieces, one OF which struck Cooper, ON
the forehead, knocking him insensible for
a time but no is getting along all right.
Preston NJ. Sutley, of West Hickory,
who is employed on the Carter farm,
met with painful injury last Thursday
afternoon. He was oiling the engine
when his right wrist was caught in the
machinery and badly pinched, so much
so that II will be some time before he has
much use Of that arm.
The farmers in the vicinity Of Sager-
town, Crawford county, are receiving
good money for their crop of field
pumpkins. They are getting s. per ton,
loaded on the cars, and some fields yield
an income To the owner of SS6 per acre.
The pumpkins are taken to Conneaut, o.,
where they are canned.
The hunting season has been on just
week and still the market has not been
glutted with game. Squirrels, which
were plenty during September, are now
pretty thoroughly absent, having "moy-
ed on" Pbeasants are likewise pretty
scarce article ifjudged from the few that
have been brought in,
-Domiana Meddelena and Benni Pa
oil, the two Italians who murdered James
Heekin in Elk county last February,
were allowed to plead guilty to murder
in the second degree at Ridgway last
week, and were given the maximum
sentence by Judge Mayer for that crime,
which Is 30 years in the penitentiary.
DIR Bovard's horses took a tantrum
in front ofhis Office Saturday as he was
about to start on a trip and before he
could get them quieted down they had
freed themselves from the buggy and
would have made a bad mess of il
hal the lines not been made of good ma
terial. No great damage was done to the
rig.
Will II. Hunter, of the West Side,
had the fingers Of his left hand badly
lascorated on the slasher saw of the Os-
good & Jameson mill, above Jameson
station, Monday morning. DR., Greaves
attended him and thinks he will lose
none ofhis fingers, though the second or
middle finger is in pretty bad condi-
tion.
The Press on Oct. If was the only
Philadelphia paper giving, in its early
editions, the result of the conference be-
tween President Roosevelt and j. Pier
pont Morgan that practically settled the
coal strike. The agreement Of the coal
mine operators TO arbitrate their differ
ences with the miners was news of Ma
tional importance. The Press being the
only newspaper to give the public this
news in the wide territory covered by its
first editions, made a notable addition to
its many similar achievements in the
past. The Press at the popular price of
one cent daily places its vast and COM
plete news service within the reach of all.