The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-05-18
--Oil market closed at 81 .62.

--Oil market closed at $l.62.
New hats, new hats at Feit's. 1t
oil and gas leases at this Office.
Hopkins sells the Douglas shoes II
Get your carpet of II. Is. Felt Co. 1t
Fishing tackle at the White Star Gr)-
Gerry. 1t
The Lawrence Paints have stood the
test. Ask for testimonial, at DR.. j. G..
Dunn's. 1t
A new supply of lace curtains are
now in stock at prices that suit all ii. b..
Felt Co. 1t
Wanted, experienced waitress, and
assistant cook, at New Colt House, Neal
vile, Pa. 1t
Memorial day falls on Monday this
year, aud will occur week from next
Monday, Both inst.
Get your wall paper at Dunn's drug
store, where the stock is large and varied
enough to suit all tastes. IL
Largest and handsomest assortment
of childrens hats ever shown in town can
now be seen at Hopkins store. 1t
The annual convention of the Forest
county w. C. II. u. will be held in Mar
ienville this year, June 9th and 7th, next.
john Sigworth, aged about 80 years.
and lifelong citizen of Clarion county,
died at his home at Leeper last Saturday
night.
-Lisle gloves 25c and silk gloves SOC at
Joyces Millinery. Everything up-to-
date. New trimmings and supplies in
this week. 1t
Following is the list of letters lying
uncalled for in the Tionesta, Pa, post
oQice for week ending May Is, 1904 :
Inez Kelly, Mr.. Harry Zents. ID. s.
KNOX, p. NJ.
The Frewsburg correspondent of the
jamestown Journal announces the mar
rage at that place May All of DeWayne
Badgero of Buffalo and Mae e. Helscel
of Tidioute. Tidioute News.
No preaching services will be held in
the Presbyterian church here next Sab
bath. The pastor, Rev. Mr.. Illingworth,
fills Presbyterial appointment at Scotch
Hill and Tylersburg on that day.
j. Ii. Robertson, L. w. Bowman and
w. A. Grove have secured lease of the
Rufus Copeland farm, in Harmony town
ship, and have located well which will
be drilled as soon as the rig can be
brought to the spot.
An exchange says the ideal newspa-
per has not yet arrived. No, nor the
ideal people for the ideal newspaper to
write about, or the ideal world for the
ideal people to inhabit. When these ar
rive we will have also the ideal newspa-
per.
The people of Wing Hill will soon be
connected by telephone with the balance
of the county, the Forest Telephone Co.
being at present engaged in putting in
the line. The line will also soon be ex-
tended farther up the creek, taking in
Sheffield and, intermediate points.
"A forest fire near Golnza on Friday
night last destroyed about fifty cords OF
bark and quantity of timber. Manager
Harry Watson believes the fire was start
ed by some careless fisherman. The rain
of Saturday extinguished the fire and
saved much property from destruction.
Governor Pennypacker has fixed
August 20 as Pennsylvania day at the ST.
Louis exposition. 1t will be the ami
versary of a battle fought by General
Anthony Wayne against the Indians al
Fallen rimbers, within the territory o
the Louisiana Purchase, and was partici'
pated in by Pennsylvania troops.
Services will be held next Sabbath
morning at the usual hour in Mt. Iior
Lutheran church, German Hill, Rev
Paul Schillinger, the new pastor whom
the congregation has recently called tC
the pastorate of that church, will preach
his initial sermon on this occasion. Ar
invitation is extended TO everyone to b'
present.
Its amusing but true. Let wid'
awake, hustling merchant, who knows
that advertising pays, put list OF low
prices in the paper, aud his com petitors
who do not believe in advertising, vii
tumble over themselves to post lot o
old box covers in the windows of thei
stores on which are daubed signs offering
goods at the same price. A merchan
who declares it doesn't pay to advertise
is not only back number but his act
belle his statements, every day he at
tempts to do busness.-Ex.
The REPUBLICAN will be on file il
the public reading room of the handsom
Pennsylvania State building on th
grounds of the Louisiana Purchase expo
sition at st. Louis, through the time th
fair is open, where all visitors who DE
sire can read it at their convenience. Un
like most exposition privileges, no charg
whatever will be made for the courtesy c
the reading room and newspapers file'
therein. Should readers fail to find th
REPUBLICAN filed there promptly, the
will confer favor by reporting the sam
Immediately TO this office.