The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-03-09

White Star Grocery. Locals.
N. Y. Clothing Sale. Locals.
&. M. Arner X Son. Insurance reader.
--Oil market closed at Sl.74.
New bats, new hats at Feits. 1t
oil and gas leases at this office.
Hopkins sells the Douglas shoes Il
-Blest II 1t don't seem good to see the
mud once more and the bare hills.
Come here and get the newest thing
In a hat. Our spring stock is here. Hop
kins. 1t
Robins are here now, and TO mistake
about it. They seem rs pleased about il
AS the rest of us.
Pretty soon now we ought to be get
ting some suckers. Our whole print store
for good mess just now.
Don't forget that a dollar will go a
great deal farther at our store than else
where-because we sell for cash. Feit's
-Edinboro Normal invites ambitious
young people to attend the spring ses-
sion. 1t begins March 2stb. John f..
Bgler, Prin. 1t
Found, a pocketbook containing
money, which the owner can have by
calling on Charles Metz, of the borough,
proving property and paying for this no
tice.
-Tionesta is still very short in tene'
ment houses. A dozen or two moderate
priced houses would find ready renters.
Who will start building boom for the
coming summer
The alumni of the Tionesta high
school " i'll hold a meeting in Room No.
OF the high school building, Friday af-
ternoon at o'clock. All members are
requested to be present.
Early vegetables are already arriving
at the White Star Grocery. They are
fresh from the best hot houses of the
warmer climates, and are crisp and fine
ly favored. Call or phone. 1t
Young men and women who desire
an education should take advantage
of the facilities for study and professional
training offered by the Clarion Normal.
Spring term begins April 5, 1t
"A progressive finch social will be
given by the ladies of the w. II. G. at the
Davis hall, Friday evening, March llth.
Dainty refreshments will be served and
all are cordially invited. Admission l5
cents.
&C. NJ, Arner has nice two-seated
surrey for sale at a reasonable figure. 1t
has l000-mile axles, has never had a
break, and is practically good and hand
some as new. Suitable for either double
or single team. "
An edlct has gone forth from the
Dresslnskers' Convention, says the Bliz-
zard, that women must once more re-
sumo the "Grecian Bend" If il is a
mandate of fashion of course the ladies
will proceed to hump themselves.
improvements ard alterations are
going on in the Office of the Central
House which will add greatly to the COM
fort and convenience of the place. An
arch is being cut out between the office
and the sitting room, and the office desk
so arranged as to take in both rooms.
The change will be good one, sppreci-
ated alike by host and guests of this pop
ular hostlery.
The creek aud river are on great
rampage at this writing, being higher
than for many months previous. No
damage is reported thus far in this sec
ton, but the people on the lower river
are having some trouble in keeping out
of the swim. The prospects at Pittsburg
are for tue highest flood in years, but as
there is no ice mixed with the water the
damage will probably be comparatively
light.
j. b. Watson, of Marienville, is an
nounced in the Vindicator for Congress
on the Democratic ticket, and John j.
Henderson, of Barnett and Perry G. Hill,
of the borough are announced on the
same nWinT Associate Judge. The
Democratic primaries are booked for
June 1lth. Leo f. Keatting, of Marien-
vile, is announced in last weeks Ex-
press as a Democratic candidate for AS
sembly.
According to President Smith, wo-
mems rights are somewhat limitel in the
Mormon. Church. When man wants to
take on new wife he asks his first ones
consent. II she gives it, all right-if she
don't, he marries No. 2 just the same.
AS a matter OF fact there are other hus-
bands than those of the Salt Lake who
consult their wives in a somewhat SINH
lar manner, on other subjects. So the
Oil City Blizzard man thinks.
Does advertising pay? This is q
question which is often heard discussed
by the merchants. A little of it goes g
great way in Franklin and when it is
done in the News it always pays. The
New City Grocery few days ago, jus
one week, to he exact, advertised spec
tally cheap price Oh oranges on Tuesdays
and Thursdays. Last night William Felt
the Junior member of the firm, told the
reporter that since they had advertised
the oranges they had disposed of over l0C
boxes. Justthink oft! The New City
Grocery believes that advertising pays
and pays we'll. Franklin News.