The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-11-26

Walton leads them all. T. c. ).
-lIopKins sells the Douglas shoes Il
-Adelbert Mills
-Impersonator and entertainer
-Atcourt house next Tuesday evening.
Nuts and candies for Thanksgiving
att, c. S. 1t
There is likely tn be desperate at
tack on Turkey tomorrow.
Hopkins sells the wooltex jackets
and skirts. They're the best. 1t
Gold seal rubbers are tho best made.
3 In all styles at Heath Il Feirs. 1t
--Guns for hire and good ammunition
for sale at the White Star Grocery. If
Go and hear Mills at the court house
Tuesday evening, He's great % aud 10
cents.
Get your fine fruits, vegetables and
other delcacies for Thanksgiving dinner
at the White Star Groceey. 1t
The Free Methodist congregation
will begin series Of revival meetings
next Monday evening in the church
here.
The new issue of l3.cent postage
stamps, bearing the portrait of the late
President Harrison, were placed on sale
recently.
-Rev. Mr.. Galloway will conduct SER
vices in the Presbyterian church next
GahIath nd Ina nj tha
usual hour.
w. G. Wyman has been appointed
member of the board Of health ofthe bor-
ough to ill the vacancy caused by the
death offs. IL. Haslet,
The court house should be packed
next Tuesday evening to hear Mills the
impersonator, at tho same time helping
to decorate and beautfy the school
rooms.
Many of the roads hereabout are get
ting In a bad rui, as 1t were, from contin-
uous heavy hauling over. 1t makes "go-
ing" iather tedious and difiicult, hut 1t
denotes business.
The Kane Republican states that the
r mains of Master Earl Campbell, who
died at the hospital Ia that place of con-
vulsions, were taken 10 his nome at
Frosts last Wednesday.
In the case Of Chas S'Leech VS.. Da-
vid Mintz, which was on trial when our
report of court proceedings closed last
week. the jury returned verdict in ia
vor Of the plaintiff for s20s.4l.
Union Thanksgiving services will be
held in the NJ. L. church tomorrow even
ing at 1880. Rev. Robert McGarvey, of
the +. NJ. church will conduct the SER
vices. All are cordially invited
Following is tine list o. letters remain
ing uncalled for in the Tionasta, Pa, Post
Office, for the week ending Nov 20, 1902:
Miss Helen Homberg, J. J. Forester.
d. S. KNOX, p. NJ.
Mrs. Fanny Grove, President of the
Woman's Relief Corps, requests full
attendance Of the members at the meet
ing next Wednesday evening, Dec. Sd, at
which meeting the annual election of Of
Hcers VIII Jake placo'
The Elk County General Hospital
was formally opened to the public last
week at Ridgway. 1t is fine institution
and will receive large patronage, Too
many of these benefcent institutions
cannot be had in this section.
A mild case of smallpox develop
ed at Mayburg. The patient is young
man who came fom Titusville about ten
days ago. The school board of Kingsley
township, acting as board of health, is
looking after the quarantine regulations.
The Supreme Court of Illinois has
decided on an appeal that neither aschool
board, nor a board of health, municipal
or State, can compel child to be vacci
mated except when 1t is deemed absolute
ly necessary to protect the public health.
BY the burning OF an out building be-
longing to Daniel Black, on Smokey
Hill, last Friday he lost about 400 pounds
of porS and a number OF other valuables.
The loss falls heavily upon Mr.. Black,
who is totally blind and quite advanced
in years.
Owing to absence next Sunday of
Rev. Robert McGarvey. who goes to Su-
gar Grove, Pa, to told quarterly meet
ing services in that place, Rev. J. G.
Bowman will fill the Newmensville ap-
pointment, al d Rev. b. f. Felt will
prea, h here in the evening.
I'll ciItos,io Of tVI,;,, II an snstai,ad
compound fracture of the bones Of his
right ankle while skidding logs on Ross
Run one day last week. DR.. Detsr of
Kellettvlle reduced the fracture and Mr..
Gillespie is getting along as well as the
severe nature Of his injuries will permit.
The Ladie Maccabees will give
masked box social at Bovard's hall Fri.
day evening, Dec. 8, to which the public
is invited. Each lady will bring box
with lunch for two which will be auc-
toned off to the highest bidder. An en-
joy able evening is promised to all who
attend.
No new case of diphtheria has devel-
oped in tie family of James G.. Bromley
since the death of their little boy week
ago to-day. and it is believed and earnest
ly hoped the course Of the disease will end
with this case. There are no evidences
of an outbreak in any other portion of
the town, it is gratifying to note.