The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-07-16

--Oil market closed at Sl.92.
Fine china dishes at Il. c. s. II
oil and gas leases at this office.
Walton leads them all. II. G. s.
-llopKins sells the Douglas shoes II
Remnant sale at Hopkins this month.
New shirts and pants at Tionesta
Cash Store. It.
In the meantime where are the sew
onteen- year locusts?
The hest paint is the cheapest in the
end--ask for Lswrence--at Killmer Bros
Our nice carpet sam pies are now on
sale for rugs come get one. Heath "
Felt. III
For S ue-at Scowden & Clark's shop,
second hand, buggy-Dolson self-oi!ing
axle.
The Lawrence Paints have stood the
test--ask Kilmer Bros. for testmo-
mails. 1t
Our prices on shirt waists and wrap
pers are below all competition. Call and
sec. Hopkins. 1t
All Ladies' summer straw hats at
Joyce's millinery, will be sold at cost
until stock is exhausted, 1t
-Scowden C Clark have for sale sec
ond-hand buggy and wagon. Anyone in
need of either can secure bargain. II
In casting about for pair of shoes
don't forget that Hopkins is having n
a cleanup sale in that department Just
now, IL
The White star Grocery always leads
in fresh vegetables, the variety and quail
ity exceeding anything to be found in
this market. 1t
This Is the time of year for the NOR
Chant get rid of summer dry goods. See
the prices we are quoting on this line.
Killmer Bros. II
Heath & Felt have possessed them
selves with horse and cart, which their
increasing business seems to demand in
the delivery of goods,
Nearly every member of tho largest
class Ednboro ever graduated were en-
ployed Immediately upon graduation.
Fall term begins Sept 2. John f, Big
Ter, Prin. 1t
The chestnut crop promises well, ac-
cording to blossoms, though they are a
week or ten days late, bat that's the state
ofabout all other crops. May be that we
are to have late fall.
1t will go hard with some of the ca
lamity bowling papers which were adver-
Using seventeen.year locusts should the
mythical pests now fail to appear. They
are the same papers which are ever ready
to start mad-dog scare.
Parties desiring a good safe invest
ment for small sums of money with high
rate of interest write MS for particulars
A resident solicitor wanted. Pennsyl-
vania Improvement & Investment Co.,
7O3 Baer Building. Reading, Penn. 1t
Attention is directed to the ad. Of the
Meadville Business College, one of the
oldest and most popular schools of its
character in this section of the State.
If YOU are thinking of taking a course
don't fail to inform yourself of its super
ior advantages.
Following is tine list 0 letters remain
ing uncalled for in the Tionnsta, Pa, Post
Office, for the week ending July IS, 1902:
Miss Myrna Fitzgerald, Miss Glonia
Horle. Mr.. James A. Rhoads, Mr.. II. W.
Moon, Mr. Nicholas Eikenburg, Box 2Ol.
d. S. KNOX, p. NJ.
"A country editor wrote nice little
puff for a leading miliner in which he
was glad to see her Stocking up" Meet
ing the scribe on tho street she soaked
him with parasol and threatened to tel
his wife. The unsophisticated editor has
never been able to find out what was
wrong with the item.
The new improvements about the
Central House front are quite striking
and the proprietors are to be congratu
lated on their enterprise in thus adding
to the comfort, convenience and appear
ance orthis popular hostlery. The worl
also reflects much credit on the arch ect
Ray Birtcil, who did the cement work.
Very good time in drilling with
No Star Drilling machine is reported
by Sam Carson as male hy his men, Doi
Archer and Goo. Fogle of Neiltown, the,
having completed a 7Os foot hole With 30
foot of casing in four and one quartz
days, and Sam says the incest part oft !
the fact that the well made bbls. tn
first head.
H. &. Carbaugh, whose farm is nea
Newmansville, as hiving a swarm G
bees last Thursday when they turned Of
him and stung him terribly. Mr.. Car
baugh is aged 73 years, and tho attack Z
the enraged bees came near ending f4t
ally, rendering him unconscious 70
several hours. DR.. Bovard attende him
and at last accounts the patient was dc
ing well.
The heavy and almost incessant rain
ofthe past few weeks have kept the rive
and creek mp far above a safe raftin
stage, end much good water has gone
waste, which will probably be needed b'
fore fall So much water has also bee
amenace to fishermen who have bee
unable to do anything in that line thr
far during the seasoh. But it will a
como out right in the end.