The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-03-12
No peep frogs vet.

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Charter Notice. Kellettville Gas Co.
No peep frogs yet.
--Winter fingers in the
--0il market closed at $l.l5.
New goods. Heath 4 Felt. 1t
oil and gas leases at this office.
Hopkins sells the Douglas shoes II
800 buys 20 piece dinner set st T
C.S. 1t
Spring dress goods just in at Heatl
Il Feirs. 1t
Shoes that fit aud wear at Tionest'
Cash Store. 1t
Hopkins sells the Strootman shoe
It's the best. 1t
Haven't noticed any billy goat signs
hanging out yet.
Bargains in Haviland china at Tio
nesta Cash Store.
Sec those swell negligee shirts for
men and boys at Killmer Bros. 1t
Vegetables of every variety at
White Star Grocery. Call or phone. 1t
Here's a freak. The postmaster at
Tidioute is not asking re-appointment.
The incest line of wall paper in town
at Hopkins. Price as low as &c double
roll. 1t
Splendid maple sugar weather this,
and the new run ought to be in market
very soon now.
j. W. Sires will have his photograph
grllery al this place open for business
every Friday until fuithe notice. If
Hosiery in all grades, for men, wo-
men aud children, new and elegant
stock just opened here. Heath & Felt.
Suckers are biting to limited ex-
tent, but the supply has not reached the
demand yet by any means.
Our stock of hats just in is something
fine. Come in and get topped OUT in
style for little money. Heath 4 Felt
Eyes will be examined free OF charge
by Prof G. Bioock, who will be at Tones
ia, at the Central Hotel, Friday and Sat
urday March IA and Is. 1t
The latest and most approved meth
DDS are used at the Edinboro Normal.
For courses of study and expenses, al
dress John +. Bigler. Prin. 1t
The young people held another en-
joyable dancing party in Bovard's hall
last evening. Fessenden's orchestra OF
Oil City furnished tine inspiration.
Dinner sets. From the cheapest to
the finest quality. Our stock is the most
complete in town and we are now offer
ing some wonderful values. Killmer
Bros. 1t
Following is tine list OF letters remain
ing uncalled for in the Tionnsta, Pa, Post
Office. for the week ending Mar. ~, 1902:
Miss Ruth Nettleton.
d. S. KNOX, p. NJ.
The Titusville Courier says that ian
Oil City gentleman named Mclaughlin,
spearsd a 23j-pound muscallonge in
Chautsuqua Lake" BY gosh, that was
big one !
-Scowden & Clark will sell you
spring tooth harrow, ironed and lined
complete for $3.50. Before purchasing
call and see their stock You will save
money by 1t. 1t
Algebra and Civil Government will
receive special attention at the Clarion
State Normal school this year. Univer-
sity graduates will teach these branches
and tuition will be free to students in.
tending to teach. 1t
Special sale of Ladies shirt waists at
f. Walters q Co.'S. this week. Unpara-
ielled offer of few waists that were SOC.
75c and 81 90 now go at 25c. Don't miss
this opportunity. Remember there are
only few of them. 1t
The spearing seeason at Chautauqua
Lake closed on the 9th inst, but the dy-
namiting season along the Allegheny
opened shortly after the ice went out and
ifreports are true is being carried on to
an alarming extent.
-Lveryman Urey is weather. boarding
his barn which will make it much more
comfortable as well as ornamental. Mr..
Urey has lately changed his residence to
the Friedman building, which has been
quite tastily arranged.
"A gentleman at a banquet gave this
toast. "The ladies-they divide our so, -
row, double our Joys. and treble our ex
penses." To which a lady replied "The
gentlemen-they divide our time. double
our cares, and treble our troubles.
The new postal card soon TO be mt
on the market contains vignetteofP Pres.
ident McKinley in lieu of President JEFF.
ferson's portrait. The issue of the Jeffer.
son card will be discontinued when the
present stock on hand is exhausted.
Vernon, the 14-years-old son of
Michael Kightlinger died at the home of
ms parents at Little Tionesta, on Monday
March 10, 1902, from ailments resulting
from severe attack Of measels. The re-.
mains will be taken to The Diamond.
near Titusville, for interment. There
nave been seven severe cases of measles
IN TINS family, but the others are all con-
'Valescing.