The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-01-11
-Oll market closed at sl.45.

oil market closed at Sl.45.
-Furs, furs, rs-Hopkins. 1t
oil and gas leases at this Office.
Judge Harry White has announced
that he will publish book of personal
memoirs.
The subject of Rev. w. o. Calhoun's
sermon next Sabbath evening, "a
Troublesome Question"
Miss p. NJ. Dove, of Warren, is teach
he art of dressmaking 10y chart, oyer
f. Walters & Co.'S store. Patterns cut to
fit by order.
-Ifyou are looking for something ex-
ira nice in the grocery line go to the
White Star Grocery. Stock always fresh
and up to date. IL
Don't sneer at the boy, or make fun
his ways before company. A thing like
that cuts to the bone in boy, and arouses
his hate. Don't do it.
The Prohibiiionists of Kingsley twp.
will hold caucus at Kellettville next
Monday evening for the purpose of nom
mating township ticket.
Quarterly meeting services will be
conducted in the Free Methodist church
commencing Friday evening of this week
and continuing over Sunday.
The Music, oratory, and Art depart
ments of Edinboro Normal are directed
by specialists. Catalogue free. Next ses-
sion opens Jan. Sd, 1905. John f. Bigler,
Prin. 1t
This the sort of weather to test the
economics gas heaters. Ask those who
are using the Helios heater whether they
are satisfied with them or not. Ii. E.
Mckinley sells them. 1t
Following is the list of letters lying
uncalled for in the Tionesta, Pa, post
Office for week ending Jan. llth, 1905:
Mr.. Edward o. Baker.
d. S. KNOX, P. NJ.
The last assessment of $3.50 will be
due from the stockholders OF the Tionesta
Club on the 10th inst, and all in arrears
are requested to call at the Forest County
National Bank aud settle on or before
that date. A. H. Kelly, Treas.
The school board at Clearfield has
collected sufficient evidence to prosecute
eight tobacco dealers who have been sell
ing cigarettes to school boys. he direct
ors say the cigarette-smoking pupils
show marked mental deficiency.
-"What can we do to improve the
present method of dsncing?" thunder ed
the parson. dancing is merely huggng
set to music" ave might cut out the
music" suggested the young lady to
whom the minister addressed the ques-
tion.
We either bought too many furs OF
, did not sell enough-which ever it is you
are the winner, for we are going to gel
rid of them, even five loose money. II
you want fur, now is the time to get a
genuine bargain, for they mast be sold
Hopkins. 1t
Major L. l.. Shattuck continues tc
improve at the hospital, The early fears
that he would develop pneumonia have
been somewhat allayed as time passes
and his complete restoration to health is
now believed to be but matter of a few
weeks.-Titusville Herald.
Amos Clinger and daughter, Miss
Virginia, leave Monday for California
Texas and Mexico. The trip may further
extend to Cuba and the West Indies
making a journey of seven or eight thou
sand miles. Good luck and pleasure at
tend them.-Tidioute News.
The new law which requires under
takers to be provided with licenses wen
into effect on Jan. /. The object is t
bring funeral directors within the juris
diction of the board of health. The Law
provides that burial permits shall be re
fused to all undertakers who fail to com
ply with its provisions.
The Norwegian authorities have con
ceived an original method of curini
drunkards oftheir vice. The "patient'
is placed under lock and key, and hi
nourishment consists in great part @
bread soaked in port wine. The first da.
the drunkard eats his food with pleasur
and even on the second day he enjoys il
On the third day he finds that it is alway
about the same thing, and on the fourt
day he becomes impatient: at the end {
eight days he receives the wine wit
horror. W