The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1903-03-11

EdinbOrO Normal School. Local,
Notice to Settle. &. w. Van Horn.
Tionesta Cash Store. Ad. and Locals.
--Oil market closed at Sl.50.
Fine china dishes at T. G. s. 1t
oil and gas leases at this Office.
Walton leads them ALL II. G. S.
Hopkins sells the Douglas shoes II
New dry goods and notions at Tio-
nesta Cash Store. 1t
Boys knee pants suits at Heath &
Feits. Price them. 1t
-Physicians blank certificates of vac
cination for sale at this office. If
Lowell and Hartford carpets are the
best made. Hopkins sells them. 2t
Lost, a silver chain bracelet. Finder
please return to Birdie Foreman.
-Lovk at the beautiful new cushion
covers in Joyces' display window. 1t
In many printing offices the scissors
are whole lot mightier than the pen.
IF. r. Lanson is making decided
changes and improvements about his
mansion and premises.
The boys were landing few suckers
last week, but high water checked the
proceedings for a short time.
Location Of Edinboro State Normal
School is most beautiful and healthful.
Write for circulars regarding Spring
term. 1t
"A full line of Fresh vegetables at the
White Star Grocery. They are extra nice
this season, and receiving daily ship
ments keeps them nice. 1t
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"A new lot of down cushions just re-
ceived. We struck bargain in these
that means bargains for our customers
"a inch cushions for 75 cents at Joyces. l
We have inst received what we think
to be the largest and choicest selection OF
thin dress goods ever shown in Tionesta.
Come in and see them. No trouble.
Heath & Felt. 1t
Michael Wertz and one of his sons
are among the smallpox patients. Their
farm is located on the road leading from
German Hill to Nebraska. They are get
ting along we'll:
The river was on another "high' the
first OF the week, but it's getting to DO be
such common thing tor the old Alle-
gheny to overflow her banks that the
event is scarcely thought of in this lati-
tude.
Governor Pennypacker has complied
with all the requirements by designating
April and April II as Arbor Days. The
designation will doubtless prove as
harmless as usual, thinks the Oil City
Blizzard.
AS the spring time approaches the
litter and rubbish of the winters accumu.
lation shows up in all it's hideousness.
No time should he lost in making way
with this unsghtly and disease-breedine
filth. Burn it as soon as it can be done
One of the triplet babies born to Mr.
and Mrs. Reed Mcclellan, of near Kel.
.ettville, in January last, died last Thurs
day and was buried at Byromtown. The
mother, who was seriously i'll, is now
better, and the other babies are said to bt
doing quite well.
-Brer. Irwin, who very ably edits thu
Venango Spectator, and knows, says
The robin redbreast put in welcome ap
pearance this week. However true or
acle of spring was heard on Wednesday
morning from the throat of the crow
When you hear of the cav of the "clang
ing rookery' you may take it as relabl,
notice that "The spring comes slowly NJ
this way"
The body of one of the little boy
drowned in the outlet of Chautauqu
Lake two weeks ago has been recovered
but the search for the other has been Civ
en- up, the father having returned to hi
work. II is possible the childs remain
may never be discovered, although it /
rare that sooner or later the bodies O
drowned friends do not come TO the sur
face somewhere and are found.
"A correspondent of the Sheffield Oh
server, writing from Lynch, this county
gives this item: The infant daughter q
Mr.. and Mrs. o. T.. Rupert died on Fri
day at 3 p. m, aged three weeks and tw
days, and was inferred in the Lyme
cemetery on Sunday afternoon. Th
services at the residence conducted b.
Rev. Briggs, of Byromtown, was well al
tended and many were awaiting the pro
cession at the grave. This is the onl
case of smallpox that has ever prove
fatal here.
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