The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1903-04-15
oil market closed at Sl.50.


--oil market closed at Sl.50.
Fine china dishes at II. G. s. 1t
oil and gas leases at this Office.
Walton! leads them all. II. @. s.
Hopkins sells the Douglas shoes II
AT Dunn's drug store is the place to
buy your wall paper. 1t
Physicians blank certificates of vac
cination for sale at this Office. If
Suit Cases. Telescopes, Satchels and
Trunks galore at Hopkins Store. 1t
You can get nice white Ohio seed oats
for 81 cents per bushel at Lanson Bros.
mill. If
Don't buy your paint until you have
read what Lawrence says. Ask DR.. j. G.
Dunn.
The Standard sewing machine is at
the head of the list For sale at Joyces'
millinery. If
Mrs. l.. w. Bessie and daughter, of
Oil City, paid friends in this vicinity
visit during the past week.
-Liveryman Garfield has number Of
nice driving horses for sale. If you want
good driver it will pay you to consult
him. 1t
The income from one hen will more
than pay for your local paper. Just think
of that. Now don't tell us you can't
afford it.
-Marenvlle is happy in the hope that
there is prospect that the p. Il w. rail-
road will be widened to standard gauge
before lorg.
&C. NJ. Arner has a nice lot of prize
winning black Minorca hens, great lay
ers. apd is prepared to furnish eggs at
sl.OO per sitting.
There isn't anything in the fruit or
vegetation line worth considering at this
season of the year that cannot be had at
the White Star Grocery. 1t
Bates Mills Seersucker Ginghams.
Look at your catalogues and price lists.
See what people ask for them, then go to
WIopkin's Store and buy them for lOc.
ydl's Fluo aoSOibihohb' ~
List of letters remaining uncalled for
in the Tionesta, Pa, postoffice for the
week ending April 10, 1908: Mr.. Ira C.
Henry, letters, | card.
D.. S. KNOX. P. NJ.
Frank Brown let crosscut saw fall
on his right hand, up at the CASTOR b. at
scaffold the other day. lasceratng that
member considerably and rendering him
unfit for work for several days.
The new hats at Joyce's Millinery
were not all sold at the time of the sue
been we could soon make more, for re-
member that we do our own trimming. 1t
-Chas. II. Henderson, practical piano
tuner, of Warren, Pa, will he in town
April 27. Orders may pow he left at
Joyce's millinery. Recommended by
Miss Anna Mafrett, and best people in
town. IF
The gas engine in Lauson Bros. flour
ing mill cut up dido one day last week
which crippled it severely, but did not
entirely stop business there. A new and
much better engine will be installed at
once.
The summer girls coming summer
hat projects few feet in advance of the
wearer like. a grocery store awning.
> When she goes out on the promenade il
will be necessary to send a platoon of
policemen ahead to clear the way.
Rev. r. w. Illingworth who preached
in the Presbyterian church three weeks
ago, will again hold services in the church
here next Sabbath morning and evening
at the usual hour. He will undoubtedly
be greeted,by large congregations.
= The third quarterly meeting Of the
Free Methodist church will be held at
Newmansvile beginning in the evening
of the oath inst, and continuing over the
following Sabbath. Rev. NJ. b. Miller,
district elder, will have charge of the
meetings.
full frogs are now on the protected
list and cannot be legally taken except
from July to January /. A bill to that
effect was passed by the legislature last
week, and now the old "croaker" will get
his rights, the same as the rest of the re-
spectacle "fish."
Our farmer friends inform us that
the cold snap of the past week froze the
peaches and plums and but small crop
of these fruits can be looked for. The
apples, however, were not far enough ad-
vanced for any material damage to be
done.-K Kttanning Free Press.
No stronger case of"double" is met
with in ordinary life than that of ex-
Sheriff Harry Seanor, of Greensburg,
and Harry Seanor, of this place. AL
though not related, they bear striking
resemblance, one to the other, and both
were born the same day. To make ths
coincidence stranger, each married a
woman, whose first name was Alice, and
each had a son of the same name, both Of
whom were born on the same day.
Indiana Democrat.