The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-08-06

oil and gas leases at this office.
Walton leads them all. #. c.. s.
Hopkins sells the Douglas shoes Il
All oxfords at cost at Heath & Feit's.
Still some rug lengths of carpet sam :
pies at T. C. S. 1t
--Strootman shoes for ladies, Douglas
shoes for men. Nuf ced. Hopkins. 1t
-Ifyour house looks shabby give 1t a
coat OF Lawrence get it at Killmer Bros.
For Sale-at Scowden a Clark 5 shop,
second hand, buggy-Dolson self-oiling
axle. II
A number Of the young people pic
nicked on oldtown flats Monday after
noon.
Jelly glasses 25c d.. tumblers SOC dz.
Mason glass jars 55c d.. at Tiorfsta
Cash Store. IL
Hicks says the rains will continue
until Aug. 10, after which we will have
fair weather.
The finest variety of vegetables and
fruits is always to be found at the White
Star Grocery. 1t
Thin goods are moving. If the wealth
er is uniavorable the price is doing it..
Heath 4 Felt. II
-Ifyou want to sell your housed Law
renee Paint will add to its value. Killmer
Bros. will tell you. 1t
-Scowden C Clark have for sale sec
ond.hand buggy aud wagon. Anyone in
need of either can secure bargain. tt
Remnant sale still on at Hopkins.
Don't miss this opportunity to get nice
skirt or waist pattern at bargain. 1t
Considerable hail fell with the rain OF
last Sunday evening hereabouts, but no
material damage was done to crops or
sich.
The Venango Conunty Teachers In
stitute will be held in the Auditorium Of
the High School, oil CITY, August 25-29,
inclusive.
Our closing out price, one-half of on
shirt waists, is moving them pretty fast.
Ifyou want one you had better come
soon. Heath N Felt. 1t
The Grit Publishing Co. will kindly
accept our thanks for the very pretty
souvenir spoon which it is sending out
to its newspaper friends.
1t is none too early to look after the
matter OF being registered in order to
qualify for the TALL election. See TO it
now aud have it of your mind.
Two free rural delivery routes were
established from Pleasantville Aug. !.
Several small postoflices are discontin-
ued, including Pithole aud Shamburg.
"A charter of incorporation was issued
by the State Department at Harrisburg
on Monday to the Warren Business Uni
versity, AT Warren, Pa. Capital, 5000.
Prof. c. Block, the eye specialist and
optician, will be at Central Hotel, Tio-
nesta, Tor two days, Aug. II and Is. All
work guaranteed. c. Block, The Optic
ian. II
A branch of the Eclectic Assembly,
an insurance organization, will be organ
lied in this place tomorrow evening,
starting off with a membership of about
thirty.
Charlie Conger lo,t his pocket time
book some place on the streets in Tio-
nesta last Saturday. Finder will be
suitable rewarded by returning same TO
owner.
LIN. Patterson started No. well in
the "posy fe d. territory on Monday.
No 3, Just finished, is dry hole. One
fairly good gasser has been struck in that
district.
-"Roastin' ears" are yet thing to be
looked for in the market, none having
touched us yet. They're coming on,
however, and in a week or two will be on
tap, likely.
Burglars blew open the safe of the
Camp Milling Company at Union City
and secured 500 with which they escaped
The safe was wrecked and the Office
badly damaged.
Advantages and expenses at the Ed
lubOio HAdlt NOIildl NbihioiS ie''A""'5 >
with those of similar institutions. Fal
session opens September End. John f
Bigler, Principal. 1t
During the storm of last Sunday
lightning struck the dwelling of S. L
Mckee at Stewards Run, doing consider
able damage, fortunately no one was in
jured more than a shock.
While playing with pet rabbit Geo
Jennings, of Keating's Furnace thi
county, was bitten. A few days az
blood poison set in and the boy lies at tn
point ofdeath. Lake News.
The Epworth League will hold
lava fete at the home of Mrs. Scowden
Friday evening, Aug, Sth. Everybod.
Is invited to attend. In case of ain, re
freshments will be served at Lanson'
Hall.
Proper Bros, who had fishing job
on two wells last week, one on Fork rul
and one on the Diekrager farm, hav
both strings out and are drilling again
Contractor w. A. Grove is still fishing oil
his Fleming Hill job.