The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-12-21
oil market closed at Sl.55.

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oil and gas leases at this Office.
Hopkins has the Christmas goods. 1t
No paper from this Office next week.
lis your subscription paid up Ifnot,
why not?
For Christmas candies and nuts go to
the White Star Grocery. 1t
Dolls, doll carriages and toys Of every
description at Hopkins store. 1t
No end OF toys at the White Star
Grocery, and none high-priced. 1t
IS. s. Garfield lost one OF his best liv-
cry horses by death one day last week.
For toys for the little ones, go to the
White Star Grocery, where the stock and
variety is immense. 1t
Any lady will delight in receiving a
piece OF genuine HaviIand china. Hop
kins has it especially for Christmas gifts.
When looking for good school in
qure of the Edinboro Normal. Winter
session begins Jan, Sd, 1905. John F. Big
ler, Prin.
Sabbath school teachers aud others
win find the white Star Grocery the best
place In the county to buy. candies and
nuts for the holidays. 1t
The subject of Rev. W. o. Calhoun's
sermon at the M. f. Church next Sum
day evening will be "a Costly Gift" All
are cordially invited.
-Olive Lodge, f. Il A. NJ, of this place
will hold their annual banquet next
Monday evening. after the close OF a short
special session of the lodge
The ice harvest began Monday, and a
large quantity of fairly good looking ice
{ Is being garnered. A better grade might
be bad later on-and then again there
!. .niEhtnt.
Ihe past few days of snow have
brought fairly good article of slelghing,
which is being utiliz d to the full. The
snow in the woods hereabouts is over q
foot in depth.
"A small fire, caused by defective
hue, burned hole in the roof of Mrs.
Wyants house, up near the reservoir, be-
fore it was discovered and extinguished
last Friday morning.
Following is the list of letters lying
uncalled for in the Tionesta, Pa, post
office for week ending Dec. 2lst, 1904
Mr.. Frank Hsgerty, letters.
d. ). KNOX, p. M.
-One of the incest presents you eau
give 10 an absent friend, and one that will
be appreciated all the year round, is to
pay 81 for years subscription to the
REPUBLICAN and have it sent to your
friend.
We are pleased to call the attention ol
our readers to DR.. Woodrutf's card which
appears in this column. We understand
The Doctor is very successful in nervous
and chronic cases and is gaining q wide
reputation.
Mrs. Martin Salsgiver, of Tubbs Run
fell on the ice at her home Sunday and
broke her left arm and dislocated the
wrist. DR.. Dunn attended the unfortu'
nate woman and she is getting along as
well as possible.
The shortest day OF 1904 is this one
and from this on the days will begin tC
Ngtben, and If the old saw is worth 1
1.-THE cold will begin to strengthen
The fifstwe all welcome, but the latteI
we're not so particular about.\
Santa Claus has done an simmens'
business at Hopkins during the past TIVE
weeks, but the old fellow is foxy, aud hi
stock seems never to run short. 80 If yo,
haven't found the present you are looking
for, walk in. You'll find 1t here. 1t
The wonderful reduction on all win
ter millinery at Joyce's clearance sale i
the cause of many sales and it would b
well for those who anticipate purchasing
anything in this line to call as early a
possible before the assortment is exaust
ed. 1t
The oil we'll on the James Wray farm
in Pennington township, two miles iron
Crown, which came in Nov. 7th, is re
ported to be making forty barrels day
If that is correct it is fine well, and th
territory in that vicinity will likely b
thoroughly developed. Demo
crat.