The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-10-19
--Oil market closed at Sl.56.
-Oil and gas leases at this Office.

the next two years. Hopkins. 1t
-Hbeclal prices on all street hats from
now on at the Joyce Millinery. 1t
Il. Agnew is erecting barn on the
rear OF his lot, back of Hotel Weaver.
Less than three weeks till the cleo
tion, Let all Republicans be alive to this
fac, and see that the vote is out.
Finest stock of mems overcoats and
clothing in Forest county at Hipkins
store, and all moderately priced. 1t
%. +. Miles and other Tionesta par
ties, who have been drilling on the Hugh
Miles farm, at Fagundus, struck fairly
good producer last week.
Found, Saturday, Oct. s, ON the Ger
man hill road, gentleman's hat. Owner
can have same by calling at this office,
proving property and paying for this
notice,
John Bush has a new dwelling house
pretty well along toward completion on
one of Liveryman Canfeld's lots, near
the river bank, and next the old Holmes
House lot.
The canning season is drawing to a
close. but the White Star Grocery is yet
receiving consgnments of fruits almost
daily. Get your OF ders in early or you
may miss ii, 1t
Col. l. f. Copeland, the popular lee
turer, died recently at his home in Har-
risburg. Col. Copeland has lectured in
TionesIa, and will be remembered by
many of our readers.
An anxious inquirer wants to know
of a good remedy for failing appetite.
We recommend ten hours day of hard
labor. lfthis doesn't cure, the young
man must be in love.
There is no gas stove on the market
that gives out so much heat for the
amount OF gas consumed as the handsome
new stove called "Helios," for sale at
McKinley's hardware store. If
F. Walters Il Co, the up-to.date mill
iners, have a nice line of trimmed hats
and ready to-wear hats, also, reaey made
skirts and fancy neck wear. Call and
see them before buying elsewhere. 1t
The Forest Telephone Co., has de-
c,ared 10 per cent dividend to its stock
holders recently. Not bad "divvy"
considering the line extensions and other
improvements made during the past
year.
Jerry Adams is having his dwelling
houses opposite the REPUBLICAN office
re-shingled. The old shingles did very
well, being of hemlock and having been
on since the buildings were erected.
about IA years ago.
"A flock of forty-one wild geese passed
over this place the other day, but as they
were n0rthward bound it would seem
that we are to have yet a 'spell of wealth
err" May it be so, and that everything
may bo "lovely when the goose honks
high
The upper leading siding at the
Pennsy depot is being extended three
hundred feet further down the river to
accommodate the loading of the immense
amount of chestnut bark and timber that
has been bought up in this vicinity by
tannery people.
rb". Free NIth~lisi congregation
lell ihri' an n-l,nH,'i,r nj The parson-
ago connected with that church, last Fri
day evening. Many good things TO cal
and wear were left with good parson
Zahniser and family, and pleasant time
was had socially.
The Joyce millinery will have on
sale a new line of pattern hats Saturday
of this week and all of next week, and q
special invitation is extended to school
teachers in attendance at institute to cal
early and inspect them while the assort
ment is complete. 1t
-Eunice Berlin, an old resident o.
Pitch Pine, Forest county, was fatally in
jured at Shippenville, Clarion county
Monday morning. He was aged rs years
and was prominent citizen. His daugh
ter, Mrs. Sydle, is nurse in the Oil City
Hospital. Franklin News.
Indications are that turkeys, whicl
were so scarce last year on account of th,
long continued wet weather that drowned
the young birds following their mother
through the grass, will be much mor'
plentiful this year and the price reason
able so it is hoped, anyhow.
Pure Food Commissioner Warren ha
instructed bis agents all over the State t,
be on the watch for adulterated flour tn
result of the jump in the price of wheat
Unscrupulous dealers in flour have beer
adulterating their product with any oil
thing that looks like flour aud is cheape
than wheat and this has come TO Com
missioner Warren's knowledge.
An exchange says of Mr.. Sibley'
meetings in Warren county, that his tou
is little less than succession ofovations
At Russell on Tuesday the rally was hel'
in the afternoon. But notwithstandin
that farmers are busy completing thei
harvests Mr.. Sibley proved TO be mag
net that left the farming district bereft G
men. The Congressman is finding every
thing harmonious in Warren with N
dissension in party ranks.