The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1903-10-14

--Oil market closed at Sl.00.
oil and gas leases at this Office.
Hopkins sells the Douglas shoes II
You can get a suit at Hopkins that
beats the tailor made, and will cost just
half the price. IL
New line of ladies skirts Just arrived
at Heath Il Feit's. Don't fail to look
them over before purchasing. 1t
Velvet flowers, something new LOT
up.to-date hat trimming, at Joyce's mil
linery. Very pretty and very stylish. /
The Douglas shoe for drillers has
them all down. They can be had at Hop
kins store and no other place in this
town. IL
Heath Il Feit's new stock of ladies'
and children's coats has just arrived and
there are some beauties in the lot. Look
them over. 1t
Owing to the absence of President
Judge Lindsey, the argument court set
for Monday was adjourned until to-mor-
row at 2 p. IN.
Hats made to your order, the very
latest creations in millinery, at the Joyce
millinery store. The latest city fashions
prevail at this up-to.date emporium. III
j. c. Scowden still has a number of
those sample shot guns at his place which
will be sold at a bargain. They are all
first. class guns, not a poor one among
them.
The next committee meeting OF the
local c.. Il. society will be an unusual
one. A program will be prepared, and
written reports from the committees Will
be received.
As usual the White Star Grocery Will
keep a supply OF guns for rent during the
hunting season, and will be prepared TO
fit you out with the best of ammunition
for the occasion at reasonable cost. u
Equal to the best-The Clarion State
Normal School is equal in respect to
standard of efficiency and thoroughness
of instruction to the best normal prepara-
tory school in the State of Pennsylvania
The Forest County Poultry and Pet
Stock Association will hold its second
annual exhibition in Tionesta on the I'D,
23d, 9th, 25th and Goth of December
Write to f. A. Keller, Secretary, for par
ticulars. ~
-Wanted.-Good, reliable and ener'
retic man to act as our agent in Tionesta
and vicinity. Liberal commission and
splendid inducements.
The CT. Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co.
II W~illiamsport, Pa,
DIR. f. S. Miller, expert optician from
Pittsburg, who has been in NarienVllle
for several weeks, will remain one more
week for the benefit of teachers institute
Anyone suffering with defective vision
will do well in calling in at the keystone
House, as examinations are free. IL
flames Haslet sent a coop of his hand
some silver penciled Wyaudotte chickens
to the Hagerstown, Md, fair on Monday
of this week, and we'll stake a bag o.
chestnuts against a bushel of pumpkins
that James scoops the topmost prizes OF
the roost at the poultry exhibit, for he's
got the birds to do it with.
At the annual reunion of the west
ern division of the l2lst Pennsylvania
volunteers, held in Sharon, "Wednesday
II was decided to hold the next reunion a
Emlenton. Captain J. NJ. Clapp was re
elected President, with ). II. Bo'and, o
Fredonia, Mercer county, as Secretary
F~orty-one answered to their names a
roll call.
The Youngest bride on record in thi
county received a marriage license oil
Wednesday. The groom, John Schiller
and the bride, Nellie Moon, both of Oh
City, we're aged, respectively, 10 and
wears: AS the Josh Billings proven
saws: "Marry early, young man, ahd'
circumstances seem to require it, often.
-Venango Spectator.
Back ward, roll back ward, o time il
raine, let ME see "Alice" spelle
rightly again. l am tired of"Alcys" an
"Mae," tired of the way names are writ
ten to-day. o, for the 'old-fashione
Mary or julie; cut out your "Edythe;
don't be such a fool as to think that cog
nomens as "Myrtah" or "PyrP' Will eve
set we'll on a sensible girl.-Ex.
Although the chestnut crop was tn
heaviest in years past, it may be said t
be practically all taken in, and those VII
have tried to harvest a few during tn
past few days have found them quit
scarce, and more or less wormy. Th
market here has at no time been Owe
stocked, but it is quite likely there wi
he chestnuts to munich pretty much a
winter long.
Leon, son of Mr.. and Ms. JOSEF
Clark. has been confined to his bed du
ing the past week with a serious attack
appendicitis. Drs. Bowman and Brook
of Jamestown, n. Y, were called in CO.
sultation with DR.. Bovard, who has bee
in charge OF the case, the result OF whit
has been that an operation was decide
upon. This morning at six o'clock Il
operation was begun aud the physical
found the case a critical one, but hope
save their patient.