The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-10-26
-OlI markot closed al Sl.56.

Whlte star GrOcery. Locals.
General Election Proclamation.
--Oil market closed at $l.56.
oil and gas leases at this Office.
Reduced prices on all street hats at
the Joyce millinery. 1t
The subject for Sunday at the M. f.
Church Is "Hornets." Services at 1880
p. m.
--Chas Anderson is Improving his res
idence on River street, by siding it up
anl painting it.
Still a nice lot of grapes at the White
Star Grocery. Sweeter than ever and
just right for canning. Try basket 1t
We are prepared for the winter with
the finest stock of mems and women's
underwear the town has ever seen. Call.
Hopkins. 1t
The sale ofpattern hats at the Joyce
millinery will continue the rest of this
week. Don't fail to cali ifyou have not
made your fall purchases. 1t
Following is the list of letters lying
uncalled for in the Tionesta, Pa, post
Office for week ending Oct. 26th, 1904:
Lock box No. 06, Mr.. John Williams.
ID. S. KNOX, p. NJ.
The first snow of the season fell in
these parts last Sunday. Right here in
the city it was hardly perceptible, but
out on the hills farther they say it fell to
the depth OF one to two inches but didn't
last long.
The dancing club will give one of
their del ghtlul parties in Bovald's hall
this evening in honor of the school teach
ers. Arrangements have been made for
excellent music aud good time is as
sured
Turn out to the Republican meeting
next Monday evening at the court house,
aud hear what your popular Congress-
man has to say. Mr.. Sihley will be glad
to meet all his constituents, regardless of
their political iaith, and will make them
one Of his excellent speeches. Ladies
especially invited.
There was pretty strong forest fire
out near the Foge Farm, in Harmony
township, last Wednesday afternoon that
for a time threatened much damage, but
which was gotten under control by hard
work ofa big gang of men. The rain of
Saturday and Sunday has so saturated the
newly fallen leaves that further trouble
from fires is not much feared this season.
james Haslet sent batch of his sill
yer pencied Wyandotte chickens to the
Hagerstown, Md, fair last week, and has
word that he took first and ifth prizes on
pullets and second on cockrels. The
Hagerstown fair is considered one of the
largest chicken shows in the United
States, and James naturally feels elated
over the capture of so many nice prizes
-"I don't want TO he rich" said a War
rem philosopher the other day. "Rich
people are sick long time and then die.
| had rather be poor and we'll" There's
some truth in this view, but still the vast
majority OF people want to be rich and
are daily striving to that end, regardless
of the means. And yet rich people are
not as happy as the poor and contented.
Warren Mail.
WIN. Lawrence is having a substan-
tial pier placed under his suspended foot
bridge at the mouth of the creek. The
bridge firm which has the contract for
this important undertaking is composed
OF the following artizans: Jos. Morgan,
boat builder; Andrew Fleming, barge
artist and Harry smith, Allegheny river
pilot. The work will be "buily for strong
and pretty for nice"
"A curisity of much interest to the
people of this, the banana belt of Penn
sylvania, is on exhibition in the show
window of Robinson Il Sons store, being
nothing less than thrifty lemon plant
with three large and well developed lem
ons growing thereon, hesides healthy
blossom having the fragrance of orange
blossoms. The plant is the property of
Mrs. j. II. Kelly, whose watchful care
has brought it up to its present state of
beauty and perfection. Take look at it.
-"Hans" Wagner, deacon" Philippe
and Sammy" Leeyer, three of the play
ers who have made the Pittsburg base
ball team famous, and who have host OF
"rooter" friends here, are enjoying a
delightful outing over in Barnett town
ship, this county. They have been locat-
cd near the mouth OF Coleman run, on
the Clarion river, with dogs, guns and all
the necessary accouterments for success
fully "doinl" the hunting season. When
seen by a citizen of this place they were
getting their share of game, and hadn't
invaded any private duck ponds either.
Cast your vote for the straight Re-
publican ticket at the coming election.
This county is Republican by good ma
jority, why, then, should we not elect
Republicans to fill the offices of the coun-
tv? Why turn any Office over to the
Democrats, who simply turn the laugh
on you when its all over. You believe
in Roosevelt and the principles of peace
and prosperity which he represents?
Then show your answering faith in Re-
publicanism by voting the ticket from
top to bottom. There is not a candidate
on your ticket who is not worthy OF your
hearty support All are loyal Republi-
cans and would loyalty support you I'M
der similar conditions. Could you gel
the vote of any candidate on the Demo
cratic ticket, even as compliment, were
you to ask it? These questions ought tc
settle it with you. Republicans, vote
your ticket.