The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1903-09-30

,--oil market closed at sl.56.
oil and gas leases at this office.
Hopkins sells the Douglas shoes II
Every variety Of fruit and vegetable
at the White Star Grocery now. 1t
Remember Joyce's millinery open
ing Thursday and Friday Of this week.
The annual reunion of the l2lst Regt.
p. ", will be held in Sharon next We'd
nesday, Oct. 7.
-When looking for school shoes try
the Strootman. Hopkins is the sole
dealer here. IL
Rev. Mr.. Potter OF West Hickory
will preach at the county home Friday
\vening at ! o'clock, under the auspices
Vi the W. C. T. U.
This is the last day of our beautiful
September weather. If October does as
well in its weather output no reasonable
; person will knock.
October lst and I'd are opening days at
the Joyce millinery store. Don't forget
it, and don't fail to make them a call on
this special occasion. III
Ladies' Only-Have you ever heard OF
a and-turned, cushion sole shoes, for
tender feet? If not, come here and we'll
show you one. Heath a Felt. 1t
The members of the Junior Epworth
League, in charge of their supeI!ntend-
ent, Mrs. f. r. Lanson, enjoyed a picnic
outing at Nebraska, Saturday last.
Next Saturday, October Sd, is the
latest date on which you can pay a tax
emitting you to a vote at the approach
ing electi> Don't neglect it, RepuOl'-
cans.
A bull ring, which cost $50 900, was
opened in a Mexican town Sunday. we
have an old bull ring in the Oil Exchange
here, which cost some of its old-tlne
habitues a heap more than that.-Oh City
Blizzard.
Teaching should not be a trade but a
profession. The Clarion State Normal
School furnishes professional training for
teachers. 1t also msintains departments
for general education and for music and
business.
The REPUBLICAN acknowledges a
pleasant call yesterday from j. b. Maze
and his neighbor, Mr.. Mcintyre, OF Bar
nett twp, who were on their way to at
tend the Free Methodist conference at
TItusville.
During the last week W. received
about one hundred and fifty dozen"Black
Cat" stockings TO be sold to the ladies',
boys and girls of Tionesta aud vicinity.
Come and get your share any time now.
Heath &C Felt. IL
Following is the list of letters lying
uncalled for in the post office at Tionesta,
Pa, for the week ending Sept 30, 1908
Chas, NJ. Long, Parrillo Antonio Flu Raj
faele, Pentolino Vinienzo.
d. S. KNOX, p. NJ.
Our valued friend and subscriber,
Joseph Hall OF Redclyfie, hits the office
door a long. distance bang with the sort OF
bludeeon that maketh glad the printers
heart, coming in the shape of nice crisp
check of good proportions. Thanks,
Joseph.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Walker, of Wav-
erly, n. Y, are mourning the death OF
their little daughter, Madeline Avis, aged
2 years, 7 months and 8 days. which oc-
Cured on the Nh inst. Mrs. Walker
will! be remembered here as Miss Mae
Chadwick.
The Epworth League, numbering
about forty, surprised Mrs. A. Carson
last Wednesday evening, and presented
her with a beautiful haYiland china set
as a token of their appreciation of her
services as president. The occasion was
hugely enjoyed by all present.
Prof. C. Block, the Optician, will be
here on Friday and Saturday, Oct. 9Th
and 10th. Eyes examined free. Chill
dren's eyes often require prompt atten-
ton to keep the errors of reiraction from
becoming serious defects. Hundreds Of
references from n%eighboring people. y
There are lots of business men who
claim that there is no virtue in advertis'
ing, but it is better than an even bet that
ftheir Wives ask them to bring homt
baking powder and don't say what kind
they will bring home the kind they SEE
advertised, says All exchange.
Three new buildings are to be erected
at Polk for the Polk Institute. Eacl
building like those now there, cottage
style. 300x5OO feet II for males, one fol
females and a centre building. The con
tract was awarded last Friday TO Hunk,
Bros. of Cleveland, for $4,000. Th,
next lowest bid was Sl53, 600. The high
est, 500, 600. This work will make
lively town in Polk the coming year.
Here is a puzzle that puzzles every
body: Take the number of your livinl
brothers, double amount, add to it three
multiply by five, add to it the numbe
ocliving sisters, multiply the result b,
ten, and add the number Of deaths @
brothers and sisters and subtract 10
from the result. The right figures vii
be the number of deaths, the middle vii
r he the number of living sisters II tn
left will show the number Of Twin
brothers. Try il aud sec.