The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1903-12-16
--0il market closed at Sl.S7.

oil market closed at Sl.S7.
Albums, albums, at Dunn's. 1t
oil and gas leases at thiso Office.
Hopkins sells the Douglas shoes Il
christmas galore, Hopkins store. !
Rochester nickel-copper ware for use
full gifts. Robinson's. 1t
The hunting season is all otf-with
those who will keep the law.
-Dou't talk about Xmas goods. Go to
Hopkins store and see them. 1t
"A nice gold pen with pearl handle
makes a nice Christmas present. Dunn
has them. II
Found, a gold cuff button, which the
owner can have by calling at this office
and paying for this notice.
Nice line of drawn work stand and
side board covers at Heath &c Feits.
They make nice Xmas presents. 1t
Remember that the White Star Gro
Gerry is headquarters for choice confec-
tionery, fruits aud nuts for the holiday
trade. u
You will make no mistake If you at
tend the Clarion State Normal School.
1t is a fine school. Winter term begins
Jan. 4. IL
The widow of Andrew G. Curtin,
Pennsylvania's great war Governor, died
at Bellefonte on the 9TH inst, of apoplexy,
aged 81 years.
-Edinboro Normal offers free tuition
to prospective teachers. Send for cata
logue. Winter term begins De-. 18th.
John f. Bipler, Prin. 1t
S. S. Garfield has five or six new and
second imber sleds tor sale at bargains.
Also a car load new cutters just received.
Call early and get the pick of the lot at a
small outlay. 1t
Following is the list of letters lying
uncalled Tor in the Postofice at Tionesta,
Pa, for the week ending Dec. 10, 1908:
Mr.. Charles Goodwill, +. Hilton. ID. S.
KNOX, p. NJ.
The Willie Star Grocery is stocked
with the most complete line OF Christmas
TOYS ever shown here. For the children
you can find about anything you want.
Don't put i OIL too long. 1t
Adam Sibble of German Hill offers
his fine farm for sale, as will be noted in
this issue. We understand he will sell
at a bargain, and here is a splendid chance
for someone wanting a good farm.
The REPUBLICAN has a small guam
tity of weather prophet Hicks almanacs
for 1904 which can he had while they last.
at 25 cents each. Those who are acquaint-
ed with the value of these books would
not be without them.
The skating on the creek has been
fine during the past ten days, and the
thaw and freeze of Saturday night made
it still better, so that now the sport is at
its best, and is being greatly enjoyed by
young and old alike.
The variety in Christmas goods is
still very complete at Hopkins store, al
though vast quantities have been car
ried away. Santa Claus loaded us up so
that there is no danger drumming short,
but you should not delay your visit too
long. 1t
Let everyone read carefully the adj
vertisements in this paper. The adver-
tisements in a country paper are just as
important and fully as interesting as
anything else in it,. besides they will
sage you money if you patronize the
stores that advertise.
Last week at Clarendon officers for
the Pennsylvania Railroad company
swore out warrants for sixteen boys liv-
ing in that village and at Stoneham. The
lads were charged with jumping freights.
Constable Knightarrested them and JUS
tice O'Neil fined them s. each.
j. S. Haskell, of Clarion, has pur-
chased an interest with A.. l.. Weller in
!. the lumber operation at Fools Creek, and
also purchased the interest of Leon Wct
son in the Fools Creek store. The firm
hereafter w. II be Weller Il Haskell, lum-
bermen and general merchants .-Shef-
field Observer.
The Presbyterian and M. f. Sabbath
schools are preparing a treat for their
scyelars on Christmas eve. The former
will rave a tree with appropriate exer-
cises, and the latter las arranged a nice
program for the occasion, which of all
others affords the greatest pleasure to old
as well as young.
Here is a nugget of truth from the
sage of the Oil City Blizzard, that should
be pasted up in every household where it
can be seen at a glance and often read f:
"When a boy does not get along well in
school. the best way to assist him in not
getting along is to encourage him in a be-
lief that the teacher il to blame for it,"
Those in search of some token of es-
TEEN for a friend an Christmas should at
tend the bazaar to be gwen by the ladies
of the Presbyterian church. at the home
of Mr.. g.. w. Robinson, this evening.
You will surely find something to your
liking, as the ladies' have beer very busy
for several weeks in the preparation of
many pretty and useful articles.