The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-11-05
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llOntSld OdSu NlOTt. lIONdlr.
--Oil market closed at Sl.30
Fine china dishes at T. G. S. 1t
oil and gas leases at this Office.
Walton leads them all. Il. c. s.
-HopKins sells the Douglas shoes II
New Idea Patterns, lOc. Robinson.
BEST line of underwear at Tionesta
Cash Store. 1t
Guns for hire aud good ammunition
for sale at the White Star Grocery. If
-Ifyou want jacket-Monte Carlo OF
any other style-Hopkins has them, 1t.
The best groceries are always TO be
had at the White Star Grocery. Call OF
phone.
The new name agreed upon for Lily
Dale by the present management Is "Th'
City of Light
There are 90 children in the odd Eel
lows home at Meadvile. Additions tC
the buildings to cost $4,000 hsye beer
authorized.
Found, gold band finger ring, ow'
ner can have same by calling on G. Il
Anderson, proving property aud paying
for this notice. II.
We can do your job printing in up.
TO date style and have it ready when
promised. Our prices are right TOO, and
our customers are pleased every time.
Mrs. p. c. Hill will be at the hotel at
Nebraska on Thursday and Friday of this
week with a full line of ladies' wraps
furs and dress skirts. Call and examine
goods II.
The Derrick's oil report for October
shows 7l3 new wells completed and 96S
drilling wells aud rigs. This is decrease
ofl7 wells and IS in new work and of ~
barrels in new production.
Mr.. Walter Wellmau, the well-knowl
Washington correspondent, contributes
to the Review of Reviews for November
elearly-written and entirely authentic
account of the settlement of the Goa
strike.
-Groceries, fruits and vegetables, al
ofthe best grade and freshest variety, al
ways to be had at the White Star Gro
Gerry. Phone your orders if you haven
time to call. No trouble TO attend you
wants promptly. 1t
Following is tine list OF letters remain
ing uncaled for in the Tionasta, Pa, Pos
Onice, for the week ending Nov. /, 1902
$. X. Carson, Esq, Mr.. James a. Rhoads
Ms. N. W. Nellis.
d. S. KNOX, p. NJ.
~ am not much of mathematician,
said the cigarette, but can add TO I
mans nervous troubles; can substrac
from his physical energy; can multi
ply his aches and pains, and take interes
from his work, and discount his chanc,
OF success"
We never know how many sick anC
ailing people We Lave right In our mids
until some slick tongued medicine ven
der rears platform on some street cor
ner and after free entertainment and 4
SHttCu Ou iilt Ills VI bhNAo his
wares for sale.-EX.
DIR. +. +. Davis, one of Oil City''
Oldest and most prominent physicians
died suddenly of heart trouble last Friday
afternoon. lie was we'll and iavorably
known in Tionesia where he had ire'
quently been called in consultation on
critical cases of sickness.
There is now in the treasury al
Washington heap ofgold coin amount
ing to $500, 600 ,OGO, the largest amount ol
hard money over gathered in one heap
enough to build two hundred and forty
first-class battle ships or dig two Panama
canals. 1t weighs ,l57 tons.-Ex.
Weather Prognosticator Foster, in his
latest forecast says that cold weather will
arrive the first week in November, but
will not remain long. and will be follow
cd by continued warm spell. He says
that November will he a warm month,
and that fuel for 10 days will be suiic-
lent. Wen see.
DIR. benjamin Lee, secretary of the
State Board of Health, is sending out no.
tices to the effect that the board has
adopted resolution requiring cities and
boroughs to enforce laws prohibiting the
splitting on sidewalks, flo of cars, ant
public places. The penalty for violation
oftnis ordinance is s. to SIS fine or i'm
prisonment.
The minister was mailing refractory
creeper to piece Of Trelliswolk near hii
front gate, when small boy stopped anC
watched him with great attention. swell
my young FRIEND" he said pleasantly
"are you looking out for hint or two OF
gardening?" mo" said the youth, g.
be waiting to see what parson do say
when he hammers his thumb"
Some years ago it was quite the fash
ion in America, fla family had the mon
ey, to ignore the public schools. w
thought the private schools were better
hut within ten years the idea has gaineC
ground that ifthe child is taken from th
public school and put under private tu
torship, there is something the matte
with the child and not the school.
DIR, d. L. McAninch, of Lamartint
was in Clarion Tuesday attending TO tn
settlement of the estate Of his brother, tn
late Rev. John V. McAninch, OF Tionesti
Rev McAninch carried n IS 600 policy /