The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-04-23
oil market closed al sl.20.

oil market closed at Sl.20.
oil and gas leases at this Office.
Hopkins sells the Douglas shoes II
Bulk seeds at Killmer Bros. 1t
The "best' is none too good for you.
Try #. c, s. 1t
Every variety Of fresh vegetables AT
the White Star Grocery. II
-Mercerzed zepbyrs for shirt waist
all shades. Heath & Felt. II
Shoes. If you want the kind that wear
well, look neat and are low priced come
here. Heath & Felt. II
1t is getting so that almost every
man who hasn't an office has agrieyanco,
and. really, it costs less.
The blessings OF life are pretty fairly
distributed. Some people have good
tastes. while others have good appetites.
The fitting kind. There's longer
wear in shirt that fits at every point.
You will like them for that reason at T.
C.S. 1t
Remember The commencement exer-
cises ofthe class OF 'O2 at the court house
next Tuesday evening. You will be
we'll entertained.
M. II. Shick, formerly editor of the
Marienville Express, will start paper at
Sheffield in the near future, says the
Kane Republican.
-Killmer Bros. have line of ladies'
shirt IA
Gus ought to be able to make a choice.
See them before purchasing. 1t
Trailing arbutus is now in bloom
and II is at its best. Many parties took
advantage Of the fine weather Sunday and
strolled out on the hills 10 gather the fra
grant little flower.
New announcements appearing this
week: County Commissioner, w. A.
Grove of Tionesta borough; County Aud
itors, w. II. stiles, Hickory twp, and
George W. Holeman, Tiones,a boro.
The White Star Grocery is the Oldest
established and most eliable firm in the
fruit aud green grocery business and has
everything in its line in stock and as soon
as it comes into the market. Call us up
on either phone. 1t
Following is the list OF letters remain
ing uncalled for in the Tionosta, Pa, Post
Office, for the week ending April23, 1902
Miss Ellen Stil,z, Mfr. Abe Seeley. Mr..
II. j. Odell, Mr.. Jake Smith Hover, VIM.
Day. ID. S. KNox,P. NJ.
The Gun Club, which has recently
been reorganized, and greatly augmented
In membership, has ordered new Ma
gautrap and expects soon to have it in
operation. The club now numbers up
ward oftwenty-fve, and the enthusias m
promises to be quite lively during the
coming summer.
In cemetery at Columbus, Pa, is a
head stone bearing the inscription: "God
Only Knows" Whose remains lie be-
meath the stone is unknown to the pres
ent sexton of the cemetery, or to any of
the residents of the village The stone
has been standing many years, and is an
object of curiosity TO all.
Friends here have received invitations
toattend the marriage OF MrJohn Conger
aud Miss Mary, daughter ofMr and Mrs.
T.. G. Grant, of 81 Grove auenue, Oil City,
on the 10Th inst. Mr.. Conger, whose
mother, brothers and sister reside here,
has many friends in this section who will
be pleased to extend congratulations ON
the happy event.
S. n. Iredell, for a number of years
superintendent Of the extract works at
Marienville, to whose people ho was well
and most iavorably known, died on
Thursday last, and was buried at Titus
vile, his homo city, on Sunday. Mr.
lredell was a very worthy gentleman,
and people who knew him in this county
will be panied TO learn of his death.
An exchange very aptly remarks: Its
good rule for young people to observe
who are seeking life occupation: avoid
any occupation which allows leisure foi
loaling On the street corners, grocery
stores. postollice or livlry stable for al
least eight hours ont of every twenty
Better have no business at all than one
which does not occupy reasonable
amount of time.
The Christian Endeavor society o
the Presbyterian church, will hold a box
festival in A. o. U. w. hall, Friday eve.
ming, April 25th at s o'clock. An Tn,
members the church and congregation
and friends are most cordially invited tc
be present. Ladies are requested TO bring
boxes filled with dainty lunches TO be
sold to the highest bidder. Gentlemen
are kindly asked to come prepared to en-.
ter the contests.
AT Warren recently, while excavatinp
cellar, workmen unearthed the skel.
eton oi squaw which was in splendid
state Of preservation, every bone being
intact and whsle. When brought TO IN,
air, OF course, they crumbled, hut tht
under jaw and teeth we.e preserved
Beside the body, and close enough so one
nand was laid upon it., was a chest. In
the chest was a collection of armlets
anklets, strings Of beads, flint and arrow
heads, and strongest OF all necklace o
thlmbles. On top of the box reposed \
looking glass. The find is uute a vain.
aOle one. The skeleton and chest re-.
posed underneath an apple tree that had
been Judged 10 be so years old, and the
condition of the homes leads TIE well in.
formed to believe the find to be about l5C
Yeas old.