The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-12-17

Whlte star Grocery. Locals,
Tionesta Cash Store. Locals.
Dunn has Xmas candles. II
--oil market closed at sl5l.
Fine china dishes at Il. G. s. 1t
oil and gas leases at this Office.
Walton leads them all. T. G. s.
-HopKins sells the Douglas shoes II
Guaranteed kid gloves at Joyce's
Millinery. II
Xmas goods are going lively at Hop
kins store. II
Sec our clubbing proposition with the
N, Y. Tribune Farmer.
Gloves aud mittens OF all descrip-
tions at Heath 4 Feirs. IL
-Bloc,s, rubber rattles, crokonole,
doninoes, ETC., at Dunn's. II
There are rs applications for liquor
license filed In Elk county.
When looging for presents drop in
aud see the nice things at T. G. S. 1t
Santa lett the whole load at Hopkins
sore. Come in before II is all gone. It
Sponge your windows with alcohol
and you wont have them crusted with
ice.
Some very nice things for Xmas at
Heath 4 Feits. No truck, but staple
goods. 1t
How would nice set Of dishes please
you for Xmas. see these fancy ones at
TICS. 1t
Some people never allow their chill
dren to make the acquaintance OF snow
shovel,
Why not get an education9 Attend
Edinboro Normal. Winter term begins
Dec 20. 1t
Excellent assortment of fruits, nuts
and confectionery for the holidays at
Garfield Groves. II
The boro schools will close next week
for the holiday vacation, which will be
for ore week only.
We have few copies OF Hicks Alma
nae Tor 1908 which we Will sell to quick
callers at 25 cents a copy.
Everything in the fruit line at the
White star Grocery. Our tropical fruits
are extra fine this season. 1t
Hopkins mas nice line Of siiVerware,
ladies, gents aud boys watches. All
kinds of jewelry for Nmas presents. II
The celebrated Macy Concert Co., has
been secured for Monday evening. Jan.
., at the court house. This you must not
mss.
III your father, brother, husband or
honey-boy is smoker 90 to Garfield
Grove and buy him nice box of cigars
for Christmas. II
The man who borrowed +. Z. AM
sler's cross-cut saw is requested to return
1t as Frank is getting his tools in shape
for the ice harvest
The Sires photograph gallery in this
place has again resumed business, and
will be open every Friday and Saturday
until further notice. 1t
The machine room of the mantel fac
tory expects to resume operations to-day,
the disabled gas engine having been put
in good condition again.
Someone borrowed Philip Emerrs
shoe stretcher a month or so ago and as
Philip frequently needs it in his business
he would be pleased to have it returned
The fVe-year-o son of Joseph Allio
of the township, had his right leg badly
scalded last Thursday by having the con-
tents of a pot OF hot coffee spilled upon 1t.
The only kid glove to be had in town
guaranteed not TO rip, can be found at
Joyce's Millinery. Nothing finer ever
offered here, and not exorbitant in price,
either. II
Sterling silver novelties, including
toilet sets. tooth brushes, pens, combs,
nut-picks, spoons, crumb-trays, scissors,
etc., at Dunn's. 1t
"A years subscription to the REPUB-
LICAN makes about the picest Christmas
present you can send to an absent fiiend,
one that will be appreciated every week
in the year. Try il.
School teachers who intend to give
their scholars Christmas treat will do
well to consult the White Star Grocery.
Candies from 10 cents the pound up, and
all strictly first class. 1t
Will II. Hood, who was helping his
father butcher last Saturday, lost the tip
of the third finger of his left hand in
sausage grinder. The finger was taken
off just back of the nail,
John Fulton. of Burnside township,
served on the grand jury last week and
although born in 1882, and now 20 years
ofage, he had never been inside Of a
court house before in his life. Clearfield !
Journal.
Following is tine list o letters remain |
ing uncalled for in the Tionesta, Pa, Post |
Office, for the week ending Dec. II, 1902: |
Mr.. Chas. Sonimers, Mr.. IL ugh McGre
Miss Sue Murphy.
ID. S. KNOX, p. NJ.
Mrs. G.. d. Crecralt, resident of
Kellettville. died on Thursday last and
was buried here Saturday. She was aged
80 years, and leaves a husband. Funeral
services were held Ia the NJ. f. Church
here, conducted by Rev. o. II. Nickle.
"A hot water bottle is about as indis-
peusible in the average family as pare
goric or catnip and often saves race for
the doctor. J. Il. Chadwick, who has the
agency for a number of these handy and
useful family auxiliaries, can supply you
"a very nominal cost.