The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-12-20
-oil market closed at sl.5s.


Robinson q Son. Ad. and Local.
oil market closed at $l,5S.
You can get 1t at Hopkins store. If
No paper from this Office next week.
Dolls, toys, books and chinaware, at
HopI ins'. 1t
Well enough to practice little on
writing '06.
: China tea sets in the most delicate
and tasty forms at Dunn & Fulton's. 1t
Get a pair of skates and an Ingersoll
watch for that boy. G. w. Robinson IL
Son. 1t
The borough schools close next Fri
day evening for vacation lasting until
Jan. 2, 1906.
Cut glass tableware, including nap
pies, creamers, sugar bowls and spoon
holders at Dunn 4 Fulton's. 1t
Every new toy imaginable is in stock
at Hopkins and you can't go amiss If
looking for just the right thing. 1t
The subject of Rev.-W. o. Calhoun's
sermon atthe NJ. Il. church next Sabbath
evening will be "Chrstmas Gifts"
Sec the large assortment of toilet arti-
cles, albums, books, pictures, sterling
silver novelties, at Dunn Il Fulton's. 1t
1t is scarcely necessary to call atten-
ton to the big ad. of the McCuen Co. on
page of this issue. He who runs may
read.
Santa Claus has once more unloaded
his great stock at Hopkins store, and
that's where you'll find just what you are
looking for. 1t
The young folks have issued inyita-
tions for dancing party wednesday
evening, Dec. 9th, in Bovard's hall.
Coleman will furnish the music.
Farmer John Dice, of German Hill,
had the thumb of his left hand badly
lacerated Monday, by getting it caught in
the business end of corn shelter.
Following is the list of letters lying
uncalled for in the Tionesta, Pa, post
Office for week ending December 20, 1905
Miss Katie Bass. ID. S. KNOX, z. Nj.
The Bell telephone company duri ne
the past week have put up two new cir
cults between this place and Endeavor tc
accommodate about twenty new sub
scribers there.
The REPUBLICAN sent to an absent
friend for the year 1906 makes the mos
acceptable Christmas gift you could hi
upon, Try it and see how pleased your
friend will be.
-Edinboro Normal students are tsugh
to study and practice the best methods IL
teaching. Catalogue sent free. Winter
session begins January 2, 1905. John f
Bigler, Principal. 1t
"A. M. Doutt has recently pur
chased the Mrs. Rachel Noble property
on Vine street. He will remodel the ole
home in the spring and il is his intention
to build new house on the upper end
the lot.
Rev. DIR. Slonaker's subjects for mex
Sabbath at the Presbyterian church are
Morning-"The Era OF Happiness an'
Good Wil,"-a Christmas sermon, Eve
ning-"The Greatest Event in tn
World"
The boys have been enjoying som
fine skating on the river shores and tn
"back channel" the past few days. Th
channel was closed Sunday with ic
strong enough to bear the weight of
heavy man.
lifts for your boy or girl, your wifi
or your husband. your father or you
mother, or your sweetheart that 20
want the present, come here. We've &C
it, and you won't have any trouble max
ing selection. Hopkins. 1t
Six children were burned to death g
Lindsey, near Punxsutawney at an earl
hour Wednesday last and William MOI
gan and wife, the parents, with their tw
remaining children, barely escaped wit
their lives. The children ranged in az
rom a 3-months-old babe TO III years.
Dunn a. Fulton have the finest line {
holiday goods ever displayed in the towr
Chinaware direct from foreign market
Vases rich and rare, of such eXquisi
decoration and design that will please IL
eye of the most fastidious and suit IL
pocketbook of the most economical. 1t
AN exchange rises to remark: 1t
not many weeks before the Februar
election, and the time is not too long f'
the people to pick out good men tor Il
places to be filled on the council an
school board. Don't wait until the day
the primary, but get busy now and ha'
good men selected.
Gee whiz! Have you seen the Chris
mas goods at Hopkins storeY Think
anything you want; you can walk
there and get it, IL