The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-10-15

--Oil market closed at Sl.27.
Fine china dishes at 4. &. S. 1t
oil aud gas leases at this office.
Walton! leads them all. r. c. S.
-HopKins sells the Douglas shoes II
Guns and ammunition at Robinson's $
All style rubber goods at Hopkins
store. 1t
Velvet fleece underwear for men and
ladies at T. C. S. 1t
Guns for hire and good ammunition
for sale at the White Star Grocery. If
New line of waist patterns in Morie
silks at Heath X Feirs. No two alike.
The choicest of grapes are coming in
daily at the White Star Grocery. Always
fresh. II
The best place TO buy underwear to
keep you warm is at the Tionesta Cash
Store. 1t
Teachers an others attending insti-
tute have a special invitation to call and
see our line OF cal es, jackets and furs.
Hopkins. 1t
Ping pong sets at Dunn's dug store.
Very fascinating game. furnishing fine
amusement for the long evening, and
don't cost much. II
The new line of choice books at
Dunu's drug store includes the Imperial
aud the Snug Corner series. Don't fail
10 see the stock. Ii
Don't forget to call at F. Walters 4
Co.'s for the latest styles in fall and win
ter head gear. Also ready-made skirts,
shirt waists and belts. 1t
The appearance of many of the State
papers might lead one to believe the Ma
tional Guard had been called out for the
purpose of having the officers pictures
taken.
"A cordial invitation is extend to the
teachers In attendance at institute next
week to call at Joyces' millinery and in
spect the sensible hats made for sensible
heads. IL
The wano Sauitarium has been es-
tablished at Warren, Pa, where vitao-
pathic treatments will he given for all
ailments, aud accommodations furnished
at the Sanitarium.
A fine new lot of ready TO wear hats
and dress shapes have just been received
a. the leading millinery store of +. Wal.
ters n Co. Also tailor made skirts in the
very latest styles. 1t
DIR. Dunn has a very nice barn about
completed on the rear Of his lot. 1t is not
only commodious and convenient, but
nice enough in appearance to pass for a
dwelling for man.
Following is tine list oil letters remain
ing uncalled for in the Tionesta, Pa, Post
Office, for the week ending Oct l5, 1902:
Rev j. c. McAniuch, Mr.. Peter Swanson.
ID. S. KNOX, p. NJ.
An important event for star-gazers
will be total eclipse of the moon on the
night of October 18th and morning of the
18th. The moon enters the shadow at
ll:l7 o'clock and leaves the shadow at
$50 a. m.
business is booming at JoyceS' milli-
merry these days aud another big c' nsign-
ment Of new goods has just been received.
Leave your orders early and get good
work for their trimming Is all done at
home and after up-to-date patterns. 1t
Mondays storm was one Of the most
terrific OF the season in this section.
Wind, hail and rain made things look
fierce for short time. Another Of the
largo hickory trees in rear OF Prothono-
tary Robertson's home was blown down.
-R. o. Carson, of Perry, one Of
this county's successful farmers, took 10
head Of prime 2.year-old beef cattle to
the Oil City market one day last week.
They were a fine lot, and will keep
the hungry denizens of the Hub from
starving for several days.
Our sales of ladies' and children's
jackets have been almost twice as large
this year, up to the present time, than
they were last. Why? Because we have
stock twice as large, of great deal bet
ter jackets, and have marked them at
prices that make ii easy for you to buy.
Come and look over our stock. Heath Il
Felt. II
Parents, give your daughters a
"bread winning education. Give them
the accomplishments, If you will, but
do not forget TO add what will enable
them To win their way. if thrown on their
own resources. A knowledge OF short
hand and typewriling has been the sal
vation of many woman who has been
forced to earn her own living. The War
Business University, Warren, Penna., is
noted as a shorthand and typewriting
training school. Send to-day for full par
iiculars. postal card does it. 4t
An attempt was made TO burglarize
the residence Of Patrick Joyce, in the
north ward, Monday night last. About
o'clock in the morning Mrs. Joyce was
awakened by unusual noises in the house
aud proceeded to arouse the members OF
the household. This of course frightened
the burglars who made their escape
through a rear window which they had
opened to gain an entrance. The entire
neighborhood was astir in short order,
but the miscreants were not apprehend-
ed. It is thought there were two of them
at least. No valuables were taken. Keep
your shooting iron handy.