The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-07-02

Joyce's Millinery Store. Locals.
Thetlield Tionesta Ry. Time Table.
--oil market closed at sl.22.
-Woltex garments at Hopkins. 1t
oil and gas leases at this office.
WALTON leads them all. II. C.S.
-HopKins sells the Douglas shoes II
No paper from this office next week.
Where will you celebrate the Fourth.
Always fresh groceries cheapest at r.
C.S. 1t
Quite nice stock of thin dress goods
to choose from at Heath & Teirs. 1t
Lawrence Paints are Sold by the u.
S. Standard Gallon at Killmer Bros. 1t
California apples and apricots fresh
every day now at the White Star Grocery
Quality and full measure in every
gallon of Lawrence -Killmer Bros. have
it. lt
-For SIle-at Scowden Il Clark's shop,
second hand, buggy self-oiling
axle. If
-Clarngton, this county will celebrate
the coming lth in good old fashioned
style.
Fresh watormelons and canteloupes
at the White Star Grocery. Finest fruit
to he had. 1t
-Mending done without charge and all
work first class by Dunkirk Steam Laun-
dry. T. C.S S. 1t
Sunday Passenger trains on the Pen
nsy began their regular runs TO this place
on Sunday last.
Any kind of a shoe you want at the
iron corner. from brogan to the finest
patent. Hopkins. 1t
1t will get warmer after while, then
you will want hammock Hopkins
has the easy kind. 1t
Alter July 18th a reduction will be
made in all ladies' summer straw hats at
Joyce's millinery store. 1t
Large stock of ready-made shirt
waists at Heath Il Feits that must be
sold. Come and look them over. 1t
-Scowden d Clark have for sale sec
ond-hand buggy aud wagon. Anyone in
need of either can secure bargain. II
"A novelty in womens hats can be
seen at the millinery store of +. Walters
Il Co. II is made from light colorod corn |
husk, and is very pretty.
A very neat line of new felt aud can
vas hats now on exhibition at Joyce's
millinery store. Ladies are invited to
come and get acquainted with the new
firm. 1t
Shelton, the three yearold son of
Fred Davis fell out ofa lawn swing Sat
urday evening and cut large cash in his
head, which required several stitches to
close up,
The Fourth occurs next Friday.
There will be no special celebration of the
day in this vicinity and the people gem
orally will take rest, which will be
about the most sensible thing to do.
The Tionesta Base Ball Club will
serve ice cream and cake in w. j. Camp
BELLS office, between the White Star Gro
Gerry and the Lanson plumbing shop on
the evening of the Fourth. Turn out and
give the boys lit.
Prof d. w. Morrison, formerly of
the North Clarendon Public Schools, has
been elected principal of the Tones a
Public Schools. We congratulate To
nesta on securing capable teacher aud
an excellent citizens.- Clarion Republi-
can.
&C. NJ, Arner & Sou, having just in
stalled new Smith Premier typewriter,
are prepared to do all kinds Of typewrit-
ing, copying, etc, for the public in an ar
tistic manner and at reasonble rates.
call at the Office when in need of such
service. 2t
Il. N. Patterson has rigged up for his
third well out near the Poseyfeld, in
Hickory twp. Mr.. Patterson has upward
of a thousand acres leased in that terri
tory and will give the field thorough
test. lie is noted for his thcrougbness
when ho goes searching for the pay
streak.
"A telephone message was sent out
from Franklin last Wednesday asking
the authorities up the river to stop all
rats and ilat-bottom craft that might be
on their way to Pttsburg, and to notify
the pilots that the river was blocked at
franklin on account of two spans of the
old Valley bridge having been blown
down and obstructing the channel. The
channel is now open again, w. q. Rogers,
who has been helping to clear away the
obstruction, having returned from there
Monday evening and so reported.
The reward offered by tho commits
sioners of Allegheny county for the cap
ture of the Biddle brothers has been di-
vided among the claimants. The settle.
ment was made recently by attorneys |
representing the Butler county officers |
and Pttsburg detectives. BY the terms |
of the agreement reached S2,4OO goes TO |
the Butler county contingent and s.. $50 |
is to he diyided among three Pittsburg |
detectives. JIG. Splan5 ofPittsburg and |
John Gregory OF Coorerstown, who was
in charge Of the National Transit Com
rany wires and gave the informa.
ton that led to the capture ofthe Biddles
are to divide the rpmainiup SqhO