The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-03-02

--Oil market closed at Sl.S0.
oil and gas leases at this Office.
Hopkins sells the Douglas shoes Il
One of Landlord Weavers fine Jersy
COWS died Sunday.
The Cash System is all right. 1t
brings prices down. Call at Feits and
see. 1t
This is receiving time at Hopkins
store-referring TO new spring goods, and
they are coming in great quantities. 1t
-Edinboro Normal has courses in bus
mess, music, Oratory and art. Illus
trated catalogue. John +. Bigler, Prin.
The Clarion Normal School offers
splendid opportunities for general cul-
ture as we'll as for the professional train
ing of teachers.
The Sons of Temperance will hold
their regular meeting mex. Tuesday eve
ulng, the Sth, at 1880. All members are
urgently requested to be present. Eec-
ton of officers.
There is sacrifice clothing sale goes
on at Kelettville at X. X. Groves house.
A New York clothing company is selling
at sacrifice prices during the day and at
auction every night. 3t
Following is the list of letters lying
uncalled for in the Postoffice at Tionesta,
Pa, for the week ending March 2, 1904:
Albert Drayer, Esq, Mr.. G. II. Phillips.
d. S. KNOX, PM.
Rev. f. +. Shoup, district elder OF
the Buffalo district, will conduct revival
meetings in the Free Methodist church
here beginning Tuesday evening March
s. and continuing over the following Sab
bath.
Patrick Joyce is shaping things for
beginning work on the ice breakers OF
the river bridge, which are very much in
need of repairs. 1t will be some time be-
fore much can be done, except the get
ting ready.
Miss Emma Lawrence's handsome
greyhound, "ReX, has been missing for
about ten days, and the family is very
anxious to get some word of his where
abouts. They will pay a liberal reward
for such information.
Always take time to scan carefully
the advertisements in tho REPUBLICAN.
Most of them are new each week, and the
advertisers strive to tell you of things in
which you are interested, and how you
can save money. 1t is worth your while
TO read the ads.
Misses Kathleen and Mary Joyce, OF
the Joyce Millinery, are in Pittsburg
studying the new styles in trimming and
purchasing goods for their Easter opening.
They were accompanied by Miss Cornelia
Everett, who will be employed AS trim
mer in large wholesale house there.
Mrs. Anna Hassey, of Oil City, has
purchased of s. j. Wolcott, the Fisher
property, fronting ninety-six feet on
Walnut and Bridge Streets, so we learn.
She will not occupy it for time but ex-
poets to improve and enlarge the house
considerably during the coming summer.
The Baltimore ire is described in the
Review of Reviews for March by Joseph
NJ. Rogers. Photographic illustrations
of the bun ned district, with an excellent
map, accompanying the article. Some OF
the lessons of the disaster for other cities
are set forth briefly by William j. Fryer.
William Bimber had several dollars
worth of rings and straps stolen from his
harness Friday while his horse was eat
ing dinner at Tionesta. Cor.
Titusville Herald. But why should Mr..
Bimber have worn the harnass while his
horse was eating dinner ?-Oil City
Blizzard
Considerable drilling has been done
in the vicinity of Tylersburg within the
past year, some of it being successful in
finding oil in good paying quantities
However, we'll on the John Emert
farm, recently finished at depth of 25OC
feet proved duster. The coming sum-
mer will witness quite active operations
in that section, it is thought.
Geo. Burhenn, son of County Com
missioner Burhenn, of German Hill, was
badly injured by kick from horse las
Sunday evening. He was riding ont
horse and leading another, when the one
he was leading playlully turned anc
kicked, the sharp calk of the shoe strik
ing George on the knee joint, intl tlicting {
wound which may result in stiffening tn,
leg permanently. DR.. Bovard is attend
ing him.
Some newspaper man has discovered
that Naomi, Enoch's daughter, married
at tile age of $50 years. This should pu
stop to the ilippent remarks abou
Lillian Russell and the farewell tours,
of Adelina. oil City Blizzard. IfNaom
was EnoclI's daughter then she was near
ly 2, 900 years of age when she took to tn
hymenial alter, even if that happy even
occurred when she was little past swee
s'teen. We lay no claim to superio
knowledge of sacred history, but if SOM
of our editor friends don't give lit!
better attention to their Sunday schoo
lessons they're going to get things terri
bly, mixed if they keep on writing uI
wedding events of which they have n
personal knowledge.