The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-10-12
--Oil market closed at Sl.56.

--0il market closed at $l,56.
oil and gas leases at this office.
Special prices on all street hats from
now on at the Joyce Millinery. 1t
Hopkins sells the goods because he
keeps the best at the lowest price. 1t
Grapes are now al their best and
cheapest. Get them at the White Star
Grocery. 1t
The subject for Sunday at the M. e.
Church is "An Ancient Request" Ser
vices at 1880 p. m.
State Superintendent Schaetler has
issued proclamation designating Octo-
ber 2I, 1904, as Autumn Arbor Day.
A Warren man, who appropriated
half a bushel of peaches from in front of
store, paid fine and costs amounting
to ss95.
AS usual during the hunting season
the White Star Grocery will keep shot
guns for hire. Also a nice assortment OF
the best cartridges and ammunition. If
Sick headache is caused by dsor-
dered condition of the stomach and Is
quickly cured by Chamberlain's Stom-
ach and Liver Tablets. Sold by DR..
Dunn. II
When looking for an economical gas
stove sec "Helios" the heater at Mex in
ley's hardware. AS gas saver and heat
or it has the rest of the bunch "done to
frazzle." II
j. w. Daubenspeck, of Golinza, has
first-class family driving horse which
he desires TO sell. The horse is perfectly
sound, in good condition and is three
minute roadster. IL
John Charleston is building new
domicile on Vine street, near the Catho-
lie church. He expects to get 1t far
enough along to occupy before winter
thoroughly sets in.
The odd Fellows of Pennsylvania
will hold State convention in Bradford
this month and elaborate preparations
are being made for the event by local
members of the organization.
A young man named Alexander,
whose home is near Newmansville, cut
his right foot quite badly Saturday morn
ing while working in the woods near
President. DR.. Boyard attended him.
-Chas. Kennistcn lacerated the fingers
of his right hand on one of the saws at
the veneer works last Wednesday morn
a. q al i'm, no 10
getting along as well as could be expect
cd.
Guy Morrison, son of X. NJ. Morrison,
has been appointed postmaster OF the new
postoflice recently established at Morrison
IL Bells mill in West Virginia. 1t will
be known as Morribell. -Marienyille Ex-
press.
Following is the list of letters lying
uncallei for in the Tionesta, Pa. post
Office for week ending Oct, 18th, 1904:
Mr.. Ben. Langworthy, Mr.. Jas. 1. M.
Wilson & Co., Henry Groce.
d. S. KNOX, p. M.
Charles Deshner, of May burg has al
ready captured three bears this season,
one of which was monster in size.
Charles is one ofthe most successful bear
hunters in our county, generally getting
the scalps of six or eight during the
hunting season.
Uncle Selden Whitman, of the town
shin. will please accept our thanks for a
keg of excellent sweet cider of his own
making. Mr.. Whitman has squeezed out
several barrels of the juice this fall and is
still at it, and those wishing quantity
should order it at once.
Harry Hepler, the 3-year-old son of
A. b. Heper, yesterday afternoon fell
from the haymow of neighbor's barn
and dislocated his shoulder. DIR. w. g..
Morrow attended the child and replaced
the dislocation, a very painful operation,
but the little fellow has been resting easy
since.
Every living bird and beast strives its
utmost to cram itself with food before re-
firing for the night, and this food is di-
gested as the night progresses. The eve
ming feed is the feed of the day with the
brute creation, and yet doctors tell us to
refrain from eating heartily at nihh Int and
even advise us to retire to rest with a
more or less empty stomach. Are we fol-
lowing nature when following this ad-
vice?
The Clerk of the General Assembly oi
the Presbyterian Church publishes q
summary of statistics of that church
which show very encouraging growth
There are now 33 synods, being an in.
crease of one; 245 Presbyteries. an in
crease of six; 1882 ministers, an increase
of50, and total membership of 1904,
9OS, a net increase of $500. The tota
contributions of the church last year fol
all causes was $l7, ,7s9,7l3, an increase o
Sl4S,325.
Will S. Clark, of the Hunter Run
district, sent in a sample ofthe fruit he il
harvesting from his orchard these days
There we're l6 apples in the bunch, ant
they very nearly filled a half bushe
measure, one Oft the beauties measuring
l2% inches around the waist. Mr.. Clarl
has finished the picking OF over two hun
dred bushels from his orchard, and ther
are bushels and bushels going to vast
besides. This has been good appl
wear and no mistake.