The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1903-09-23

--Oil market closed at Sl.56
Oil and gas leases at this office.
Hopkins sells the Douglas shoes II
Every variety o fruit and vegetable
at the White Star Grocery now. 1t
October LIST 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. 1t
The ball team netted close to $50 at
the box social given in B~oyard's nall last
Friday evening, and a good time was had
by all who attended 'at that price"
"A set of barn timbers, and several
sticks of yellow pine, SKIS, 20 feet long.
also a large hand saw, in good condi-
ton, for sale at a bargain at Scowden d
Clark's. u
Don't overlook the fact that If you
want to vote this fall you must have paid
a State or county tax on or before Oct. 81.
This is imperative and should be attend
ed to at once.
The White Star Grocery is prepared
to furnish the finest peaches and pears
for preserving hat have yet touched this
market. Get them right away for they
will not last lorg. IL
The sale by Sheriff Noblit of the per-
sonal property of the mantel works drew
quite a crowd to the factory yesterday
afternoon. The sale OF the real estate
,sal.a. lao ,axt Satnrdav
Another pair of spectacles picked up
off the street and left here for the owners
identification, makes about the s'teenth
pair now on hand, aud we've about de-
termined TO open AN optical shop.
There will be preaching at Mt. Zion
lutheran church on German Hill next
Sabbath morning at the usual hour. a
new minister will oniciate, and it is
hoped there will be a good turnout.
Slight frosts are reported on the hills
back from the river Sunday night, but no
damage to any extent was done. Corn
and buckwheat are sufficiently advanced
to stand the weather conditions, and
other crops are out Of the way.
-Chestnuts are ripening and the burs
are beginning to burst, aud soon we may
be looking for The usual crop OF accidents
to the small boy who will take all kinds
of chances climbing after them. The yield
of nuts is an unusually large one this
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira b. Murphy, OF &C.
q neva, Ind, nave issued invitations TO
their friends 70 assist them in The cele-
braiion of their 18th wedding annivsr-
sary, which occurs on Friday next, 25th
inst. A number of their Tionesia friends
are among The favored ones.
= Before you serd your son or daughter
to school consider carefully the personal
ity of the teachers. What is their charac-
ter, what are their ideals, and what has
been their training? In these respects
the instructors in the Clarion State Nor
NAL School rank high as educators. 1t
Every farmer should have his name
printed on his envelopes and writing
paper. We furnish and print both al
reasonable prices. Every farmer is 8
business man. Sure he is, and why no
have your name OF your writing paper
and envelopes? 1t will not cost much
Call at this Odice.
Farmers ara telling us that potatoes
are rotting to quite an extent, and they
are beginning the harvest a little Garlic,
than they otherwise would, on this &C
count. The acreage is quite large thi
season and the tubers did well, so tina
the yield will be fully up to the average
If not above, Notwithstanding the deca,
that seems to have overtaken some pat
ches.
The Pittiburg team has for the THU,
consecutive time won the Nationa
League penant, and the base ball seasoI
NAV be considered closed for the veal
A series of games has been arranged be
tween them and the Boston America
League team, which has also won on
and the first games are TO be played
Pittsburg, beginning on the 9Th of DC
This will make an interesting contes
no doubt.
An order just issued by Postmastt
General Payne requires railway post
clerks to keep constantly on hand an
supply one and two-cent stamps for til
accommodation ofthe public at the ca
Such stamps must not be sold at an
more than their face value. This ordt
will prove a great convenience to pei
sons who mail letters on the train. Con
mercial men are well pleased with Il
new order.
S. II. Lusher was the first to attemI
to kick the Office door of the hinges aft
reading the squib in last weeks REPUI
C. and it was only by the most de-
ferrous efforts that we got the door opt
in time TO save it from going into smitI
Greens, and Moose was admitted f
enough into the sanctum to pass up
"V." But the door will stand some ba
tering yet, so don't be backward abo.