The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1903-04-29

--Oil market closed at $l.53.
Fine china dishes at II. G. s. 1t
oil and gas leases at this Office.
Walton leads them all. Il. C.S.
Hopkins sells the Douglas shoes II
Strawberries at the White Star Gro
Gerry. 1t
DIR. ]. C. Dunn don't keep paint; he
sells task him why-Lawrence. 1t
Services at the County Home next
Sunday afternoon at o'clock by the w.
IT. U.
Farmers are none too happy over this
style of weather, and their work is being
badly retarded.
For children's hats call on Hopkins.
The line is complete and you will be able
to find just what you are looking fors 1t
Lettuce, onions, radishes, romatoes
and all fresh vegetables as fast as they
come on the market, at the White Star
Grocery. 1t
"A set of computing scales, in perfect
condition and good as new, may be had
at a positive bargain by calling on or
addressing the Postmaster, Tionesta, Pa.
-House-cleaning time being here the
heads of families are prepared to accept
invitations to fishing clubs or-"E'en for
change of scene would seek the shades
below"
Another invoice of new street hats
aud straw braid for made hats just re-
ceived at Joyces' millinery. Everything
OF the newest design. Call early while
the assortment is large. 1t
Adam Sclfreckengost, died at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Hiram Fox, OF
Meadville, on the 22d inst. He was a
brother of John Schreckengost, resi-
dent near Redclyffe, this county.
List of letters remaining uncalled for
in the Tionesta, Pa, post flee for the
week ending April 80 1908: Miss Pearl
Weaver, Mr.. Massimo Francesca Tic
Antonio. d. S. KNOX, p. NJ.
The streets actually seem deserted
since the edict for ten-day tie-up OF the
dogs was issued. And the poor CANNES
look innocent enough, as though they
would say. "what have we done to de-
serve this incarceration ?"
1t may lie that fruit trees and vege-
tation are becoming hardened TO it and
can stand these nightly frosts, but it
strikes us if"old Jack" don't soon let up
there'll be measley lot of fruit here
about next fall il there's any at all.
Rev. II. F. Earsman, of Edenburg,
and who rs also pastor of the Presbyter-
ian church of Marienvile, at a meeting
of Clarion Presbytery recently was chos
en- delegate to the general assembly,
which meets in Los Angeles, California.
--Messrs. Wocott Il Co. struck anoth-
or nice we'll over in Harmony twp, on
the Emick farm. 1t is believed to be
good for 10 barrel pumper, Bernard u
Erb on their lease between West Hicko-
ry and Trunkeyville struck 10 barrel
well Monday.
"A Hot Time in the Old Town" is
soon to be our national air. So says Prof.
George Edward, of the Northwestern
University. He says the music is in
perfect accord with the Yankee spirit, is
full of action and enthusiasm and is
played everywhere.
W. I. Bundick, the great Southern
orator, will deliver several lectures in this
comfy in the cause of temperance. On
May 7th he will be in Marienville, on the
Sth at Kellettyille and on the 9th and
10th in Tionesta. Good audiences should
greet the speaker as he is well worth
hearing.
The post Office department at Wash
ington has issued general order calling
attention to the prevalence of smallpox
in certain sections of the country and di-
rectng all postmasters strictly to inforce
the regulations governing the treatment
of mail matter and supplies infected by
disease germs.
Mrs. Hattie Xylander, of Licking
willie, relict of the late Charles Xylander
was in Tionesta last Saturday and re-
ceived at the hands of Jas. r. Clark, Re
corder of Forest Lodge. A. o. U. W.,
draft for 81, 900 on the beneficiary certifi
cate of her late husband, who was mem
ber of the lodge.
The many Tionests friends of Mrs. 4
b. Cobb, who has made her home will
her daughter, Mrs. DR.. T. D. Dunn, a
West Chester, Pa, for several years, will
learn with much sorrow of her serious
illness from partial stroke of paralysis
sustained on Sunday last. She is now il
precarious condition.
-Br'er w. II. Baker, editor, publshe
and practically the whole thing OF tn
rousing Ridgway Advocate, is also edi
tor, so to speak, of the Rdgway postoflice
and of the latter institution writes rathe
felicitously on the prosperity which !
has enjoyed during the past year whel
he says he sold during the past yea
"the enormous total Of 49,, ,3Oi two cen
stamps almost half million. You cal
bet your money that will beat the sales a
Daguscahonda post Office" And we sup
nose and hope it will mean raise in sal
airy for "Billie."