The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1903-02-18

fOresL 20. MAJ bdllk. SldteDlent.
--Oil market closed at Sl.50.
Fine china dishes at Il. G. s. 1t
Oil and gas leases at this office.
Fewer gallons; Wears longer.
Walton leads them all. II. IS.
-Hopkins sells the Douglas shoes tt
Spring clothing at Hopkins. Every
thing new and nice. IL
Ladies' suits, jackets, capes and
skirts cheap at T. G. s. 1t
Kitchen Queen bread, cakes, ETC., at
the White Star Grocery. Finest in the
land. 1t
Send for illustrated catalogue of Ed
inboro Normal, to John f. Bgler, Prin-
cipa. 1t
The firm of Wheeler Il Dusenbury,
of Endeavor won an important land suit
in the Warren courts last week, the de-
fsndant being j. w. Knupp.
We still have on hand few stylish
winter hats-not many left. They all go
at cost. If you are among those in luck
you must buy soon. Jovces. 1t
-C.A. Snow Il Co., u S. Patent office,
Washington. d. c., will mail you a very
pretty, convenient and useful diary, If
you will send them a 2-cent postage
stamp.
Saturday another freight car went
over the EN- mbankment above the station
at this place in about the same manner
as the one which recently toppled over at
that point.
Henry Andrew, the months old
son of Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Grubbs OF
Marienville, died last week and was
buried here on Thursday, Rev. .. II.
Nickle conducting the funeral services at
the M. Il. church.
We note with some degree of appre-
hension that several Of our brother edi-
tors have already seen robins this sea
son. But not until they have seen "swal-
lows will we place any reliance in their
early spring predictions.
When we send out statements to our
patrons in arrears we want all fortunate
recipients to remember that we don't do
1t for the lun Oft. It's cash we are after
and we hope all in debt twill govern
themselves accordingly"
Wanted | Wanted! One energetic So
licitor to represent the Grand Union Tea
CO., at rlonesta and surrounding coun-
try. Good opening to right party. Small
bond required. Call or address, Grand
Union Tea Co., West Washington St.,
New Castle, Pa.
Prophet Hicks cold snap and bliz-
zard predicted to begin about the middle
of February came promptly on time,
full six inch snowfall during Sunday
night, 18th inst. being the "proof of the
pudding" And what do you think of
morning zephyr like this?
The EnGeavor w. G. T. U. will give
an entertainment in Kindergarten ball,
Fridstoevening, Feb. 81, al 1880 o'clock.
Miss Peters of Tidioute will ilay the
guitar aud sing, Admission lOc. After
the entertainment ice cream, cake and
homemade candy will be OH sale.
To the newspaper man The difference
between advertising and news is as per-
ceptible as that existing between sin and
sanctity. His bread and butter depend
upon the dffe ence and he is as little JUS
titled in giving away his advertising space
as would merchant in handing out suit
of clothes.
. Robert PEBBLES, one of Venango
county's oldest residents. died at the
home of his daughter. Mrs. d. f. Land
ers, IN Mexican county, Saturday last.
He was aged about so years and was born
in Nova Scotia, coming to this country
when quite young man and settling
near Cherry tree. lie was brother of
Mrs. Il. o. Carson of Neilltowu, this
county.
Asa Heath, of Hunter Run, has been
bothered for year or more with tu-
morous growth in the back part of his
nose, and one day last week went To Oil
City to consult specialist, who rt moved
the growth throu b the nose and now
Asa "breathes easier" The growth was
one of extra large dimensions and would
fiually have shut Asa's wind off had he
not submitted to the operation.
The poultry show of the Forest coun-
ty association is now in full blast at Dale
hall. Entries from all parts of the coun-
try are on exhibition and the 'probabili-
ties are that this first affair will be well
patronized. Many fine prize winning
fouls are to be seen, besides other pei
stock rarely seen by the general public
Go and see the show. 1t will well repay
you for the trouble and outlay which is q
nominal sum. Only 10 and ten cents.
Mr.. George Wagner, of the firm o.
Wagner &c Wilson, lumbermen, of this
place, left Monday for Pittsburg where
he will be joined by j. NJ. Hastings and
+. X. B,own, lumbermen of that city
and the trio will leave for Nova Scotia
Marienvile Express. We undsrstanC
these gentlemen have invested largely il
Move Scotia timber lands and operations
will he quite extensively carried on il
that country during the next few years
Fewer gallone; Wears longer.