The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-01-06
--oil market closed Al sl.s5.

-Oil market closed AL Sl.o5.
oil and gas leases at this Office.
-HopNins sells the Douglas shoes II
Read our adj. about ladies' coats.
Heath 4 Few 1t
Presbyterian services at ZOO this eve
ming, instead OF 1880, the usual hour.
j ,st a iew OF the HICKS, 1904, alma
macs lett. II you want one come early.
Price % cents.
-About all of the students home for
the holiday vscati II have returned TO
Il cir several schools.
Jury Commissioners Sibble and
Wagner are re%tllIng the jury wheel this
week for the coming year.
All winter hats ut oDe-half price AT
the Joyce millinery. Nice lie TO select
from. IL
We are now taking our annual inven-
tory. You know what that means In the
way of prices. Hopkins. 1t
You cannot spend the winter months
to better ad vanttge than by attending
the Clarion State Normal School. Term
begins Jan. 4. IL
With snow all the way from a foot to
eighteen inches deep, aud a road-bed as
smooth and hard MS adamant, we are hav-
ing sleighing that is hard to excel.
Harry, son of Frank Rayhorn, died
at the home of his parents, At May burg,
yesterday morning, OF typhoid fever.
The young man wa, aged Is years.
A board rule was picked up on one
OF the roads leading 10 TiOnesta recently,
which the owner can have by calling al
this office aud paying for this notice.
Do YOU wish to be a stenogrsph'r r, a
Typewriter, a ~bookkeeper, a teacher
Tnrn come to Edinboro Normal. Winter
term opens Dec. 18th. John +. Bigler,
Principal. IL
County Auditors Stiles, H"leman
and McCloskey, with James ID. Davis MS
clerk, are louking over the county &C
counts this week, aud making the annual
settlement.
-Thirty-fJur degrees below zero ought
to max you think o buying a coat for
your wife or girl, especially when you
can get them at one-half price at Heath
IL teit's. IL
The family OF the late John DeWalt
d>ire 10 return heartielt thanks to the
kini friends and neighb 'rs for tho gem
erous assistance rendered during their
late bereavement.
The large line OF China al the Bovard
pharmacy is being offered at one-iourth
to onr-third the regular price. No better
chance wa ever afforded for rare bar
gain in this town. IL
We still have a very complete line OF
Chinaware which is now offered at one
fourtn 10 one-third of. The opportunity
OF your life TO get the finest at about cost
Bovard's Pharmacy.
White stands for purity, consequent
ly groceries, fruit or vegetables purchased
at the Write Star Grocery are of he finest
quality obtainable A trial OF our service
will convince the most fastidious. 1t
-MessrS. Robinson " Son, l.. J Hop
kins. G.. NJ. Arner Il Son, Heath " Felt,
ionesta Cash Store and Killmer Bros,
distributed pretty calendars for the new
year among their customers last week.
Clerk Geist issued marriage licenses
during the past " eek to VIM. o. Anthony
and Rrbecca Greenewalt. both of NORTH
Pine Grove, Pa, and to A. A. Lord %
Balltuwn aud Mrs. Ida Sallade of Marien'
vile.
Charles Noll found, q quantity o
money on the street in this borough one
day last week, aud If the loser will cal
on him at Mr.. Fulton's harness shop and
make proper Identification he can have
the wad.
Following is the list of letters lyinl
uncalled Tor in the POstoffice at Tionestf
Pa, fo~ the week end fms Jan 8, 1901
Mary Stafford, Mrs. jamie Williamson
Mr.. Leopold Bronoll..
d. s. KNOX, p. NJ.
Several mild rases of smallpox arr
reported from Barnett township. TIT
school hoard, acting as a board of health
has placed the houses under quarantine
and it is not expected that the diseas'
will spread hey nd its present limits.
The Derrick's oil report for Deem
Der shows CTS new wells completed will
= 1910 rigs and drilling wells. There is
loss shown Of l46 in completed wells ans
a gain of 1893 barrels in new production
The decrease in new work is "a wells.
The home of Willis Maxwell, at 90
lima, Pa. was destroyed by fire at 1913
o'clock last Sunday night, C used by al
~overheated stove, while the family wa
temporarily absent. When discovered tn
flames had gained such Roadway ths
none of Mr. Maxwelrs household good
could he saved, and he lost everything
amounting to about 800 worth. TIL
house belonged to the company. and wa
worth aboot 5000. Neither party ha
any insurance.