The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-07-30

-Flne emma dlshes AT L, ~ o. u
oil aud gas leases at this Office.
Walton! leads them all. II. G. s.
Hopkins sells the Douglas shoes II
An OK cords at cost at Heath & Feits.
Remnants almost for the asking at
Hopkins. 1t
For bargains go to David Mintz's
Marienville, Pa. II
New Erie shoes are the kind that
wear. Heath IL Felt. II
We are always glad TO show our
prices and goods at T. c. S. 1t
-"Black Cat" garters hold up "Black
Cat'' stockings. Heath Il Felt. 1t
Try L. c. S. when you are dissatisfied
with the prices you pay elsewhere. 1t
Always headquarters for hest grocer
les and freshest fruits. White Star Gro
Gerry. IL
-Scowden C Clark have for sale sec
ond hand buggy and wagon. Anyone in
need of either can secure bargain. II
-"Early to bed aud early to Else,
hustle like thunder and advertise" is a
good business motto, says the North East
Breeze,
Bring on your country produce, and
I'll give you twice the worth of it in mer-
chandise at my clearance sale. David
Mintz, Marienville, Pa. If
Don't forget our clearing sale of
shoes. You'll miss 1t ifyou don't take
advantage of the bargains offered. No old
old goods either Hodkins. Il
The music department at the Edin-
boro Normal is under the direction of
N. E. Conservatory graduate. Fall session
begins September 2. John f. Bigler,
Prin. IL
Free Methodist camp meeting begins
to-day in Browns grove, Plea'antville,
and will last a week. Sunday will likely
see big crowd in attendance from this
section.
The Chautauqua excursion this
morning carried largo crowd from this
end, 10 tickets having been sold at this
station alone. Hickory reports the sale
of5l tickets.
Every person In Butler county after
August 18th will have his mail delivered
at his door. On that day the county Will
be supplied with 50 rural carriers. At
present there are eight carriers.
in the Review of Reviews for August
"The Cuban Municipality" is described
by Mr.. Victor S. Clark, who made a
special study of the subject during the
period of the American occupation.
The Dubois Rod and Gnn club has
arranged for three days shooting tour
nament at their grounds on Sept 8, 10
and H. Some of the crack shots of the
country are expected TO be there and
royal time is promised all who attend.
Panama hats are down to 50 and SI at
the bargain sales in the cities. An eN-
change says: "Panama hats are going
out of vogue. There wele so many imi-
tations that the fellows who bad reol
ones cut it out and the imitation sports
will now get out of the procession"
When it is known that Pennsylvania
has within her boarders two hundred and
twenty-four thousand and forty-eight
farms, valued at more than billion dol
lars, it will be readily appreciated that
her space is not entirely occupied by her
mineral resources. In the number Of her
farms she stands second.
John Harger is nursing very sore
arm iut now. He was handling a sharp
"drawshave" last Friday, and his left
hand slipped of the handle, and the blade
coming in contact with his left wrist and
cutting the ligaments of the arm. There
is danger that the wrist may be perma-
nently crippled by the accident.
AT any rate the potato crop is going
to be all that could be desired, and the
promise for oats was never better. All
grains, in fact, are turning out an abund'
ant yield hereabouts, the only trouble
being the difficulty in harvesting the
same on account ofso much rain. Frui
in most cases will be nearly an average
crop.
"A good business education makes q
minister better minister; a lawyer {
better lawyer; farmer a better farmer
mechanic d better mechanic, and wo
man of means competent of handling he
own affairs. Send to-day to the Warrei
Business University, Warren, Penn'a, 70
full particulars in regard to its course o
training for business. 2t
Members of the Eighiy-third, PEI
nsylvania, and the Forty-iourth, New
York, regiments will be sorry to learn @
the death of Colonel William NJ. Rex
ford, which occurred at Montclair, n. J
last Monday. His military record wa
one to be proud Of. He enlisted in lsG
as private aud rose to become Lieuten
ant Colonel Of the One Hundred an
Thlrty-frst, New York.
The Postoflice Department has mad
the following ruling: Box rent mus
be paid by holder of box by the 10th da
of each quarter, and if not paid the pos
master must declare the box vacant an
rent the box TO tue first applicant; ais
holders OF lock boxes must have keys j
order to receive their mail. as the pos
master and clerks are not required
give mail out of lock boxes.