The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-08-17
--On lnnrket cIosed al SLED.

--Oil market closed at Sl.5O.
oil and gas leases at this Office.
See Hopkins bargain shoe counter.
"A few straw hats left at your price at
Hopkins. Come in. 1t
Charles Anderson is building a sub
stantia wharf in front of his property on
River street.
DIR. +. S. Hunter has ironted and
sided his property on May street with
substantial new walks.
The price on the odds and ends at
Hopkins store is cleaning the counters
prett, fast. Best go first. 1t
james Bromley has reshingled bis
residence and is making other improve
ments about the premises.
--Ridgway, according to the Advocate,
is not only scourged with typhoid fever,
but is in tested with sneakthieves.
-Edinboro Normal offers superior ad-
vantages to those preparing to teach Fall
term opens Sept. 18th, John f. Bigler,
Prin. III
Every gallon OF Lawrence paint is
LoSttu DtlOIt ~ lNhNNo Nhp lhNh''J -h''N
for card of information at DR.. j. c..
Dunn's. III
The G lasgow Woolen Mill Co., Cen
ter street, Oil City is giving two pairs OF
pants with every suit orderea the balance
of this week. IL
-"Connival" would be better way to
spell IL when alluding to the average
"street carnival" that are now so ram
pant in this latitude.
The greatest gas heater stove ever
invented is the radiatlng stove, both for
heating and economy in gas. Sold by H..
L. Mckinley, Tionesta. II
The Monarch Clothing Co., OIL City,
las an ad. on the first page of this paper
which speaks for itself and will not ike
ly escape notice. They invite you to call
that they may prove what they say. 1t
Following is the list of letters lying
uncalled for in the Tionesta, Pa, post
office for week ending August II 1904
Mr.. Charlds Best, Mr.. f. b. Kuhns. one
card. ID. >. KNOX T. M
-IllH w nllt oldl 10 hN"Ni'''
ters for everything new and up-to'date in
the grocery and produce line and has the
exclusive agency for the famous Table
Queen" bread, cakes and cookies. 1t
Willis Emert, who is hauling stone
for the bridge work, had the instep of his
left foot severely hurt Thursday by hav-
ing one of the large boulders slide onto
it, laying him off from work for a few
days.
1t was Michigan editor who receiv-
ed this notice: "Notise, |, Ike Pickins,
won't pay no debts contracted by mi VIII,
Mary Pickins. She has quit me cold and
Iain't maxim bizness of supportiu'
fickel wimen J"
The board of trustees of the Clarion
Normal school haye elected new princi-
pal in the person of Prof j. George Becht,
of West Chester, Pa. He succeeds DR..
Samuel Wier, who has been principal for
the past two years.
-Punxsutawney is soon to have a
daily paper, issued from the Spirit Office
with Hon. w. o. Smith as the chief ed
itor. With the Spirit and Smith back OF
it there will be no question about the
success of the venture from the start.
-Marienville is again considerably
stirred up over the question of whether II
shall be incorporated into borough or
not. The citizens are somewhat divided
over the problem but will find they VIII
like it if once they get we'll to working
under the new regime.
The old Red Lion Hotel, in Pitts
burg, which is one of the best known
hostelres in nPenns ylvania, and has been
a licensed inn for l25 years, has been
closed and will be torn down. The old
building for many years was regarded as
the leading hotel in Western Pennsyl-
vania.
Potatoes, generally speaking, are {
good crop in this latitude, but in some
instances are said to be rotting badly
This, however, is chiefly among the
earlier varieties. The acreage is quite
large, and there will be plenty for all a
price fair to the consumer and producer
alike, no doubt.
The reunion of the Osgood Family
will take place his year on the first Sat
urday of September, at the White schoo
house, near EndeIvor. Near hundre'
invitations will be sent out, and the oc
casion promises to be of more than usua
interest to the members of the iamil,
and their friends,
A handle factory of extensive ca
pacily IS to be built at Endeavor. Tn
plant will he located a snort distanc
above the Wheeler IL Dusenbury lumbe
mills, which will furnish the timber il
the rough. 1t is expected to have tn
factory in operation within the next tw
months, we understand.
Contractor Joyce has finished the ic
breaker to the middle pier of the rive
bridge, and expects to complete the othe
two within the next ten days or tw
weeks. The masonry is of the most sui
stantial character and will compare fav
orably with any along the Alleghen
from its source to its confluence with th
Ohio.