The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1903-11-11
--oil market closed at SLY.

--Oil market closed at Sl.77.
Oil and gas leases at thiso office.
Hopkins sells the Douglas shoes II
For Sale "A good cow-Inquire of j.
Smearbaugh, East end of the Creek
bridge. 1t
Good time to buy a coat or cape from
us now. Large stock and warm weather
make prices exceedingly low. Heath &
Felt. 1t
Thanksgiving ~daycomes two weeks
from tomorrow, and how about that tur-
key? Ours may be fattening, but If so
we are not aware oft
ID. T.. Carson, of Stewart Run, raised
a squash in his garden this season weigh
ing A pounds, 1t was a good one, too,
as the ed ltor knows, haying tested ii at
the family table.
There is nothing so elegant in ladies'
apparel as the Wooltex skirt or jacket.
'KA that in mind. And there is no one
do pg in these excellent goods in this
market but Hopkins. 1t
You'll ave all you can do to watch
the turkey roasting for your Thanksgiv-
ing dinner. Order your fancy cakes, pies,
fruits and nuts at The White Star Gro
Gerry and get the finest. 2t
Following is the list of letters lying
uncalled for in the post Office at Tionesta,
Pa, for the week ending Noy. IL, 1908
Mr.. W. W. Faunce.
ID. s. KNOX, PM.
Alb. Grove has his drilling crew al
work on a well for Park Black on the
farn>fA AL. Walters, between the head
wakts of Hunter and Stewart runs. 1t
is in advance of all other operations, and
the outcome will be watched with con-
siderable interest.
The regular November quarter ses-
sions court meets Monday. The trial list
a is not long, but some of the cases are i'm.
' portant ones and If brought to trial will
require time in their disposal. There are
several criminal cases on the tapis if they
are not sidetracked.
j. f. Proper and L. J. Hopkins have
purchased the 4Q0-acre lease which EN-.
braces the old Joslyn prof. erty, neal
Stewart Run, and which lies partly in
Forest and partly in Vensngo counties
The property has "a producing wells and
the new owners expect TO begin drilling
others at once.
The Woman's Relief Corps of this
place is packing a barrel for the Memo
rial Home at Brookville this week, anC
desire to in form all who care to contrib
ute cameo goods OF any kind, that they
may leave same at Hopkins store either
to-day or tomorrow, where proper at
tention will be given them.
Elmer Alfonso, the seven months
old child of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph AL
baugh, of Kellettville, died on the q
inst, and the funeral services were con
Quoted in the Free Methodist church by
Rev. A Ii. NJ. Zahniser, Tuesday morn
ing at IL o'clock. The remains were in
ltTTtu III lut otIIIldu I'LL CtlItltINs
The Marienville Express believes
there may be some developments in tn,
case Of +. Widdefeld, who lost his lif
as a result of a drunken carousal at tina
place a couple of weeks ago, and says 81
will probably be left to the court anC
jury to decide whether Widdeffeld's dealt
mas aooidantal Or xuhathar q ,aSa nj mnr
der"
Poultry fanciers and all others inter
ested in chickens and pet stock of al
kinds should keep in mind the seconI
annual exhibit of the Forest Count.
Poultry, Pet Stock and Horticulture
Association, which will be held in thi
place Dec. % to 20, inclusive. Write f
A. Keller, Sec'y, for any information de
sired. II
Another swindling scheme is thus de
scribed by an exchange: A firm with
Zig name and glowing letterhead send
blanks to farmers requesting them TO fl
out the same for statistical agriculture
information and to sign their name {
verify their statements. The signature
are Afterwards found on notes payable I
an innocent holder.
w. e. Lamey, on the Milton farm
five miles from Oil City, or the Stat
road, will have a public sale tomorrow
Thursday, which ought to interest lun
bermen or others who who are lookin
for heavy draught horses. Among Ii
lot will be offered a pair of six-year-ol
horses whose combined weight is 800
and a pair oraged draught horses weigl
ing $500. Other Articles consist of heav
harness, boiler wagon, lumber wagon
etc, calculated for heavy hauling.
-When you get a catalogue from a b
mail order house, just look it over an
see what they will pay You for your pr'
duce; also investigate and see what the
terms of credit a;e in case you do n,
have ready cash; how much they wi
give toward the keeping up of the sid,
walks; just write them and see no
much they Will give toward the erectic
of a church how much they will live
assist the poor. After you have dor
this and received p reply see ifyour hon
merchant won't do as well.