The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-09-20
oil market closed at sl.se.


oil market closed at $l.36.
You can get 1t at Hopkins store. If
TO reach the top get out Of the rut
and climb.
Don't neglect the payment of your
taxes II you desire to vote this fall.
We have the proper thing in school
shoes, and at the right prices. Hopkins.
If it's a new suit come here. We
can fit you in style, quality and price.
Hopkins. 1t
Get your peaches for canning pur-
poses now or you will miss it. The
White Star Grocery is the place. 1t
The subject of Rev. w. o. Cslhoun's
sermon at the NJ. e. church next Sabbath
evening will be "The Three Graces."
Gas meters are bestirring themselves
after their semi-summer slumber. Soon
the winter of our discomfort will be
making them hum, hang it.
"A nne-year old son of A. l.. Strick-
enberg, living on Smokey Hill, fell while
at play Tuesday and broke his left arm.
Dr.Dunn reduced the fracture.
Rev. DR.. Slonaker's subjects for next
Sabbath at the Presbyterian church are:
Morning-"Spirituality." Evening
"How the Higher Christian Life May Be
Attained"
Following is the list of letters lying
uncalled for in the Tionesta, Pa, post
Office for week ending Sept. 80, 1905:
Mr.. James E. Lingo, Mr.. Henry Groce.
d. s. KNOX, p. NJ.
-WANTED.-A competent girl or wom-
an for general housework, small family,
good wages. Call or address, Mrs. w.
II. Corrin, 400 West Second St.. Oil City,
Pa. At
There will be meeting of the Forest
County Poultry Association at the store
of James Haslet, Tionesta, Tuesday eve
ming, pext. All members are requested
to be present.
The ladies of the Aid Society of the
NJ. T.. church will hold a market at the
home of Mrs. f. Il. Lanson, Saturday p.
M, Sept. 23d. Come aud buy something
nice for your Sunday dinner.
The schools at West Hickory were
closed for several days of the past week
on account of a diphtheria scare, but it
seems to be over with now, and the
schools have resumed business.
Tho Tidioute News reports that Jack
Brown, the we'll known fisherman and
entertainer at Thompson's eddy, has re-
turned to the hospital at Buffalo, the
wound of his operation refusing to heal
properly.
Fred. Cutterman, of Tidioute, while
working in the woods at President on
Tuesday, chopped off the big toe of his
left foot at the last joint. pr. j. G. Dunn
went down and rendered the necessary
surgical aid.
-LosT-Gold watch with silk fob and
gold locket, having F. e. s. engraved in
back, somewhere between Oil City and
Tionesta, via j. A. Dawson's. Finder
will be rewarded by leaving same at the
REPUBLICAN office. 1t
Nice peaches were selling on the
street this week for dollar bushel.-
Clearfield Journal. That's different.
Peaches not very extra nice have been
selling in the market here for two dollars
and fifty cents a bushel.
The Kepler block, at the corner of
Elm and Bridge streets, is being beauti-
fed and much improved by the building
of fine cement walk along the Elm
street 'front.' W. A. Dewoody, of Oil
City, is the contractor in charge of the
work.
john w. Normile, of Bullion, was in
the city to-day and was in happy frame
OF mind over bringing in two good pro-
ducers, one on the j. NJ. Critchlow lease
and the other on the Foster farm. The
old Bullion field has set the pace and to-
day leads all local fields in production
Franklin News.
Last Friday was Henry Sibble's for
ty.seventh birthday and a company ol
thirty-fve of his friends dropped into his
pleasant home on German Hill to remind
him of the fact, giving him a complete
surprise. A very pleasant day was spent
and splendid dinner was served to the
guests, who left with Mr.. Sibble num-
ber of substantial gifts as tokens of theii
regard. The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs
e. Sibble, Mrs. j. Emert, Mrs. F. Wenk
Mrs. P. Kelley, Mrs. g. Sibble, Mrs. A
Sibble, Mrs. II. Davis, Mrs. A. w. Stroup
Mrs. T. Hagerty, Clarence Sibble, James
Whitton, Howard Sibble, of German Hill
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Dice, Mrs. G. Burhenn
of Starr; John Thomas, of South Oil City
Mr., and Mrs. r. Moon, Mr.. and Mrs. j
Noble, Mrs. f. Bristow, Miss Jennie
Thomas and Miss Delva Reib, OF ITO
nesta.