The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1903-11-18
--Oil market closed at Sl.77.

--Oil market closed at Sl.77.
oil and gas leases at this Office.
Hopkins sells the Douglas shoes II
The dancing club gave an enjoyable
party at Bovard's hall Friday evening.
Piano lessons free! See offer of The
Pittsburg Sunday Dispatch on page 2,
"A second hand No. 2 Smith Premier
Typewriter for sale. Inquire at the Tio-
nesta station. II
The girl of sixteen looks wondering
able ~td>stain an admirer'-Ex,
Ladies' tailor-made skirts, in the
very newest styles, nicely finished and
moderately prised, at Heath & Feit's. II
Howard Thomson bagged eleven rab.
bits the other day. which would indicate
! that bunny Is not yet entirely extermi-
mated.
You'll have 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. Is, 1908 /:
Mrs. Allison, Mrs. Clarence Proper.
ID. s. KNOX, P. M.
Twenty students of Grove City Col
lege, Pennsylvania, have been suspend
ed for Etoning the college President, who
interered with their midnight dress pa
rade in celebration ola foot hall victory.
Remember the Wooltex skirt and
jacket, how they excel all others in style,
comfort, wearing qualities and beauty.
And then remember the only place they
can be purchased in this town is at Hop.
kins' sEAe. 1t
Will Osgood, of Starr, was hit by a
limb on the right shoulder while cutting
logs one day last week, and so severely
No bones were broken, but the hurt is a
painful one.
The pretty new church at Grunder-
Vile will be dedicated next Sabbath
morning. The new edifice will be nom
denominations, and will be supplied by
union services. A cordial invitation is
extended to all to he present at the didi-
cation.
The Black well, out beyond the Brad
ish farm, Harmony township, proved the
driest kind Of duster. He has located
another on Hunter run, lea the James
Carson place, on Will Clark's farm, and
drilling ON the same will begin to-day or
tomorrow.
Keep in mind the elegant new line of
trimming materials at Joyces' Millinery.
The stock com prises pom poms, quilts,
ha"kel feathers, birds, wings, and fancy
feathers OF every variety. The selection
will interest those who delight in hand
some headwear. 1t
The first public oyster supper of The
season will be given under the auspices
of the Y. w. @. T. U. in the Kepler block,
over Davis pharmacy, Q Saturday
evening. beai inning at $3.50. Price 25c.
Everybody turn out and help the Us
along in their work.
Speaking of a heavy ''gasser'' struck
in that vicinity last week, the Marien-
vile Express says: In drilling the gas
well on the Gaul farm above town, a four
foot vein of as nice coal as can be found
anywhere was drilled through. The gas
we'll is a good one and more wells will
probably be drilled on the lease.
Rev. l.. e. Haviland, pastor of the
Evangelical church at L~ickingville,
closed a successful revival meeting on
Church Hill, this county, last Friday
evening. On Sunday next, 22d inst, at
IL o'clock, Mr.. Haviland will deliver q
special temperance sermon on Church
Hill, which all are invited to hear.
Poultry fanciers and all others inter-
ested in chickens and pet stock of all
kinds. should keep in mind the second
ANNUAL exhibit of the Forest County
Poultry, Pet Stock and Horticultural
Association, which will be held in this
place Dec. % to 26, inclusive. Write f.
A. Keller, Sec'y, for any information de-
sired. If
1t ~ real music to once more hear the
factory whistle doing its regular blowing.
The new company is getting its machin-
cry in position as fast as possible, and ex-
poets in a short time to be running full
handed, which means that upward OF so
men will be steadily employed. Already
there are a dozen or fifteen strangers en-
gagged, and as fast as the machinery can
be placed there will be others employed.
"A Western teacher, instructing a class
in composition, said: "Do not attempt
any flights OF fancy be yourselves and
write what is in YOU" The following
day a bright pupil handed in the follow
ing: awe should not attempt any flites
of fancy, rite what is in us. In me there
is my stomach, lungs, heart, liver, two
apples, one piece of mince pie, three
sticks of candy, a hull lot of peanuts and
mAdinner."