The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-11-23
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Guns for rent and ammunition for
sale at the White Star Grocery. 1t
Notwithstanding the nearness of
(. Thanksgiving day, tomorrow, the turkey
is resting secure-in oblivion.
The subject for Sunday evening at
the NJ. T.. church will be "A Clear Wis
ion" Everyone cordially invited.
Lost, on the road between the foot of
the hill, west end the creek bridge and
; the borough, fur mitten. VIII the find
or kindly leave il this Office.
-<Wm. Lowman, of Marienvile, has
tis rig up and is drilling a water well for
John Harser, on Smokey Hill. John is
erecting new house on his farm, also.
s-'ro-morrow's Thanksgiving and the
White Star Grocery is right at the front
with all the condiments that % to make
the dinner complete success, except the
turkey. 1t
The reduced prices on all hats at the
Joyce millinery is the cause of many
sale these days. You owe it to yourself
to give our goods aud prices an inspec-
ton uelore buying. 1t
In a suit or overcoat is Just where we
catch you right. Ours have the style,
tit, durability and everything that goes to
make up well-dressed man. And all
moderately priced. Hopkins. 1t
Following is the list of letters lying
uncalled for in the Tionesta, Pa, post
Office for week ending Nov. 23d, 1904:
Miss Ruth Netteton, Mrs. Anna Morri-
son. card. ID. s, KNOX. p. NJ.
Agents wanted, to introduce the
Brownie Dress Supporter. Quick sales.
Largo profits. Terms and instructions
free. Apply at once and secure exclusive
territory. Mertie Eshbaugh, State Agent,
Tionesta, Pa. 1t
The annual election of officers of Geo.
STOW w. Il. G. will be held on the next
regular ueetng night, which will be
Wednesday, December 9TH. A full at
tendance of the members is desired on
this occasion. Let all turn out.
The king of all economic gas heaters,
"Helios," is gaining favor with the peo.
pie daily. There is no question of its be-
ing the most perfect radiator on the mar
ket, besides it is an ornament TO any
room. II. E. Mckinley, agent. 1t
The First Baptist church of Franklin
has arranged for the services ofa trained
nurse to care tor the sick of the congre-
CATION. 1t is reported that the cooking
and sewing schools of the church, intro
duced some time ago, are working sue
cesslully.
--Newmansville Notes; Mrs. Lin. Kerr
Is doing fine business AT the store these
. days. John Carson is on the sick list.
Hutch. McWiliams was visiting at New
Evansville last week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Daugherty visited friends In Butler dur
ing the past week.
Clyde A. Reed, formerly of Highland
township, but more recently of Kellett-
Vile, Forest county, Pa, has purchased
the dairy esaolishpent of Clyde A. Cor
bett, Just west Of the Clarion borough
limits, and took possession Of the same
the first of the month. Clarion Demo-
crat.
Chestnut timber, large and small
trunk, limbs, knots and all-ground up
to flour tineness, is supplantlng hem
lock bark in the tanning business. There
has been marked increase in the value
of this sort of wood, and those who pos
sess it should reap the benefit of the in
crease.
Ladies can do their own dressmaking
time and attention to the improved
French and tailor system of dress cut
ting. Special inducements for ten days
only. For further information call on or
address Mertie Eshbaugh, Gen. Agt.,
!Tionesta, Pa. 1t
The Free Methodists will hold their
fist quarterly meeting of this conference
year for the Mayburg and Kelletlville
circuit, at Mayburg, December "a, be-
ginning Friday evening and continuing
over Sunday. District elder, Rev. J. S.
McGeary will have charge. All are in
vited. A. II. M. Zahniser, pastor.
The practice of writing "just few
words" in package of papers or mer-
chandise mailed at a lower rate than let
ters is said to have become so common
that the postmasters have been instructed
to examine such packages and report to
department officials, if writing is found
therein. The cost of prosecution in the
United States court and fine of twenty
five dollars would be as small a penalty
as the sander could hope to escape with.
Don't do it. It's a dangerous practice,
"A prompt paying subscriber gets the
best reputation when his name appears
i'm print. 1t is tremendous strain on the
society reporter or the writers of obitu-
aries when it is necessary to try and
speak kindly of someone who has never
done his share towards supporting the
newspaper lie reads, and it is seldom
done as well as would he the case if the
books showed that the person spoken OF
had gilt edged conscience and never
neglected the printer Franklin News.