The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-11-02

white Star Grocery. Locals.
Please close the door.
--0il market closed at $l.56.
oil and gas leases at this office.
Anyhow Tionesta has no foot ball
craze on hand.
The Wooltex skirt or jacket beats the
world. Get one at Hopkins. 1t
Every variety of vegetable the mar
ket affords can be had at the White Star
Grocery. Meyer out. Call. 1t
Lost, a ladys small gun metal pin,
cupid design. Finder will confer favor
on the owner by leaving same at this
osiice.
--About time you we're getting that
oyercoat. The largest stock and the fin
est quality is to be found at Hopkins
sore. All moderately priced. 1t
Note the al. of hammers on this page
and act according to its Instructions. A
chance to get nice key-ring that costs
. yon nothing but the price fla postal card.
The great debate on the divorce ques-
In the Episcopal General Convention at
Boston, is summarized in the November
Review of Reviews by Miss Florence e.
Winslow.
When you want pleasant physic ty
Chamberain's Stomach and Liver Tab
let's. They are easy to take and produce
no gripping or other unpleasant effect.
Sold by DR.. j. C. Dunn. If
--Hallowe en- passed oil here with about
the usual amount of what the boys call
fun, but there Nere some capers cut that
may make more tun than the perpetrat-
Ors bargainod for Il their identity is dis
covered.
Following is the list of letters lying
uncalled for in the Tionesta, Pa, post
Office for week ending Nov. ID, 1904 !:
Madge Enreght. Mrs, Rachel Hood, Mr..
Grin Kirl, w. w. Baker, card.
d. S. KNOX, p. NJ.
There we're many voters present from
the surrounding townships TO hear Hon.
Joseph c. Sbley at the court house Mon
day evening, and among them were many
who had been former Democrats, but
who will now vote with the Republicans.
The Joyce millinery has still fine
showing of fall millinery on exhibition
which the ladies are invited to inspect.
Some very nice pattern hats are among
the collection. Street hats from this on
at reduced prices. 1t will be to your ad-
vantage to investigate before making Sc
lections. 1t
"A Jew pedler was seen recently in
jamestown, n. Y, and seemed to be do
ing llaurishlng business in campaign
buttons, but was grumbling amazingly.
whats the matter-you seem to be do
ing good business?" "Yas, dot Rosen-
welt vas all right, but dat tam Parker,
got stuck on him"
According to the Derrick's oil report
for the month of October SOP new wells
were completed There were 995 rigs
and drilling wells under way at the end
ofthe month, showing a decrease of 60
wells completed. and loss of S3 in new
work. A decline of sos barrels new
production is also noted from the pre-
vious month.
The first quarterly meeting of the
conference year will be held in the NJ. L.
church, Saturday and Sunday next. Sat-
urday at 2:30 p. m, Rev. L. d. Mowrey
will preach and hold the quarterly con-
ference. Sunday at $50 p, m, loYe feast;
at 1880 Rev. Mowrey will preach, and the
Holy Communion will be administered
after the sermon.
w, v. Dawson has been in the lake
shore grape belt at Ripley, N. Y, and
says there is a big crop of grapes, but 1t
matured late and pickers are scarce,
while the fruit is large and luscious. =
Tidioute News. The lateness of the sea-
son seems to have improved the flavor OF
the grapes, those reaching this market
being extra fine.
Every Republican in the county
should make it a point to get out and
cast his vote for the straight ticket. There
is not a thing wrong with it, and if you
are asked to give a complimentary vote
to the opposition just say "this is a
mighty poor year for that kind of work. u
Vote straight, and take no chances on
spelling your ballot.
Voters are warned to beware of elev.
enth-hour campaign lies at this particu.
lar iuncture, Persons who will lend
themselves to the dirty business OF circu.
lating stories about candidates at the las
moment in the campaign ought TO bt
given to understand that they are in
mighty poor business, and should "get
the run" wherever they attempt it.
"A short blow from the fire whistle
last Friday morning about o'clock
failed to bring out much ofa crowd, ow
ing, no doubt, to the fake alarm given {
couple of weeks ago. The alarm in thi
latter instance was sounded by watch
man Hunter, the fire being in small
building used as chicken coop in ear o
A. II, Brookhouser's residence. A few
pals of water stopped it.
At Argument Court last Monday thu
following cases were argued and Judge
Lindsey took the papers in each case
Estate of Matthew Elliot, deceased, lat,
of Harmony twp. Joseph Graham VS.
J. B. and Grant Erb. Commonwealth
VS.. George Dawson. Parker b. Hunt VS.
A. r.. Stonecipber The Judge will hol'