The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-02-26

Don't fail to hear MIN.
Tho last lecture Of the season.
oh and gas leases at this office.
Hopkins sells the Douglas shoes II
In groceries the White Star leads. 1t
Green goods-lettucc, etc, al the
White star Grocery. IL
-Choyiots aud silk ginghams in dress
patterns at Hopkins. 1t
-Ifyou want nice Smyrna rug we
have IL. Heath 4 Felt 1t
Pete Karns has furnished the ice and
it is now up to the COW and drug stores.
Admission to II. c. 5. free but it will
pay you to look in on Friday or satur-
day. II
The trial of Frank Woodland was be-
gun in Meadville on Monday of this
week.
The young people enjoyed dancing
party In Bovard's hall last Wednesday
evening.
Shirt waist patterns. silk ginshams,
cheyots and novelty goods, no two
alike. Hopkins. 1t
The Ma, ienville Express of last week
reported the southbound train l3 days
late at that station.
-Ifyou want something dainty for
hurry up dinner, call up the White Star
Grocery on either phone. Ii
u. W. Sires will have his photograph
grllery al this place open for business
every Friday until further notice. II
Still some outing flannel we would
like to sell this week. Prices will q owe
them. 5.7.and Sc yd. Heath x Felt. 1t
Clarion State normal School is at
tracing wide attention by the fine equip
ment made this year for science teach
ing. 1t
The Edinboro Normal has just added
a strong teacher to its English depart
ment. Write for illustrated catalogue.
John f. Bigler, Prin. 1t
"A glance At the had OF the editorial
page will reveal the fact that the ball is
open, number of candidates having
stepped into the arena.
"A man may be lovely, but ho sinks
considerably in feminine estimation
when every five cent piece he spends is
selected carefully from purse.
Largest in our experience, has been
our trade for Feb. and March must show
an increase. See what we offer for Sat
urday, March lst IN T. G. S. ad. It
-Fifty-nino children are now being
cared for at the Odd Fellows home. All
are in the best of health, and as happy as
larks, says the Meadville Tribune.
Hon. Peter c. Foley, Of the firm OF
Foley Bros, the extensive marble works
people of Olean, n. Y, was elected
Mayer of his city at the recent city
election held there.
An an ti-swearing league has been
formed at Gowanda, each member ia
drop nckle in box tor each iniraction
of the pledge. 'Twould require a dry
goods box in some communities to hold
the coll ,ctiOn.
-solon Tayler died at his home neal
Riceville Crawford county on the l4tf
inst, aged about 65 years. Deceased was
farmer, and his wife, who surviveshim
was formerly Miss Mary Heath of Star
this county. r. c. Heath attended thu
funeral which was held on the 10th inst
Rev. o. l.. Mead, who was presiding
elder OF this district of the NJ. +. churcl
from 1868 to 1872, and who is remembered
by our older citizens as an able minister
died at his home in Hartford, o., on tn
18th inst, at the age of 80 years. DE
ceased was the father of c. o. Mead, o
Clarion.
The Dubois School Board has done
commendabe act by decreeng thet tn
female members of all graduating classe
must wear caps and gowns. The purpos
being to provide a cheap and presentabl
dress for all and thus relieve the poor VIII
furnish girls with good brains, but hav
not means 10 furnish them with fin
graduating custume. The resolution is
good one.
-Marienville is to have clock up
for the good of the peace and quletude {
the town, the voters of jerks townshi
having given expression to their wishe
for such an institution by majority {
over one hundred at the late election.
good strong lock-up acts as wonderfI
nerve-quieter TO the obstreperous ind
vidual who gets notion he wants
smash things.
The residence of Lyman Cook at n
braska was partially destroyed by fire
about 2:3O o'clock on Monday Afternoon
We understand the fire was cause
by gas, which had been frozen up, con
ing on suddenly and overheating Il
s'Ove and setting fire to the kitchen, fro
whence it spread to the main part of Il
building, but by the timely assistance
the neighhors the fire was quenched AZ
the loss was not so great as it might ha'
been. Fortunately for Mr.. Cook Il
losses on his furniture are fully cover,
by insurance. The damage to the roof
the building was repaired Monday altC
noon and the family are still domiciled
their home.