The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1903-12-09
.-Oil market closed at sl.s7.

NJ. l.. Range. Notice 10 Taxpayers.
oil market closed at Sl.S7.
oil and gas leases at this office.
Hopkins sells the Douglas shoes II
SEQ the new gas heater at Lanson's.
Christmas galore, Hopkins store.
Doll hats made to order from now un'
til after the holidays at Joyces'. 1t
The season for killing all kinds o.
game closes with next tuesday.
There is but one talking machine
and that's the Victor. NJ. A. Felt, agent;
-Iflooking for a gift not in the good
for. one.day-only" class, call at Robin
sons. 1t
1t is not hard TO pick a Christmas
present for a gentleman at Dunn's drug
store. IL
George f. Hunt is the newly APP
pointed postmaster at Johnlowen, Clar-
ion county.
Remember the new line of ladies'
neck wear at Joyces' millinery. All the
latest novelties. 1t
Two weeks and two days till Christ
mas. Don't you wish you had those Sc
lections all made?
The fact that we are drawing rapidly
toward the shortest day in the year Is
not an unpleasant reflection either.
The hottest thing in gas heaters can
be seen at Lanson's hardware store. 1t
is not only handsome, but is a great fuel
saver. IL
You will find a trained faculty and
excellent facilities in the Clarion State
Normal school. Winter term begins
Jan. 4. IL
-Edinboro Normal offers courses in
music, oratory, business, art, mechanical
drawing, and normal. Catalogue free.
John f. Bigler, Prin. 1t
Sheriff Noblit now has FIVE prisoners
at the county bastile, two Of whom are
from the Warren Jail, which is undergo
ing extensive repairs.
WANTED.-Man with $50 Tor its equiv
. alent) who is willing to work for four
dollars per day, permanent position.
Apply at onre, Room IA, Hotel Weaver.
How about a Victor talking machine
for Christmas? No more appropriate
present could be thought of, and will give
you pleasure all the year round. M. A.
Feitt has them. IL
Following is the list of le' tiers lying
uncalledlor in the Postofice at Tionesta,
Pa, for the week ending Dec. 8, 1908:
Mrs. John Snyder, Miss Lulu Brody.
d. s. KNOX, p. NJ.
The attention of our readers is called
to the advertisement of the Duquesne
S~ilverware Co., which appears in another
column. The Duquesne company quotes
some very reasonable prices upon sea
sonable aad desirable holiday goods.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will hold a bazaar at the home of G.. w.
Robinson en- Wednesday evening, Dec.
Is. There will be on sale fancy work for
Christmas gifts, also useful household
articles. Everyone invited to attend.
Persons who contemplate making re-
form resolutions. m the first of the year,
might score a point by commencing now,
in order to get a good running start, asys
the Sandy Lake Breeze, and by hat time
they could tell whether it would be worth
while TO make the attempt.
"A married editor soliloquizes thus of
the gentler sex: 'There is gladness in
her gladness when she's glad, and there
is sadness in her sadness when she's sad
but the gladress of her gladness and the
sadness of her sadness are nothing to her
madness when she's mad.'
The Ladies' Missionary Society, OF
Endeavor, will hold a ''bazaar" in Kin
dergarten hall, Thursday evening, Dec,
10th. 1908. All kinds of useful and fancy
articles, dolls, toys, candy, ETC., will be
on sale al reasonable prices. Ice cream
and cake, l0c; coffee, &c. 1880.
Santa Claus unloaded at Hopkins
store, Dolls, toys, books and playthings
d(every description. Genuine Haviland
Chm in sets to match or in odd pieces.
Fancy Chinaware, glassware, water sets,
chamber sets. Anything you want in
Xmas goods. Bring the children. 1t
"A couple of enterprising young men
of K|ittanning have contracted for a large
consignment OF Christmas trees for the
Pittsburg market, and are loading sew
eral ears with the evergreens at this sta
ton. They realize handsomely on their
stock it is said, and make it pay them
well.
As an indication that it pays to raise
thoroughbred chickens and also that it
pays to show them, f. A. Keller received
yesterday from a man in Port Hope, On
tario, an order for a partridge ~wysndotte
cockrel and pullet which took first prize
at the recent poultry show at Erie. The
price paid for the pair was S35, and they
are to be entered at the coming interna-
tional poultry show at Guelph. Canada.