The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-03-01
--oil market closed at sl.ss.

oil and gas leases at this office.
The famous "Tabe Queen" bread is
still at the head of the list, at the White
Star Grocery. 1t
You will find still many bargains at
Hopkins, but don't delay, for the new
things are already coming in. it
The subject of Rev. W. o. Calhoun's
sermon at the NJ. E. church next Sabbath
evening will he zone Womans Weapon"
-Hopkint' clearance sale has been a
record maker. some bargains still re-
naming, but they're going fast. 1t
Rev. DR.. Slonsker's subjects for next
Sabbath at the Presbyterian church are:
Morning, "Influence and Power" eve
ming, "An Important Marriage"
-Edinboro Normal offers superior ad-
vantages to those preparing to teach,
Spring term begins March 2Sth. Cata-
logue free. JOHN L. BIGLER, Prin.
Mr.. f. C. Ingraham, of Oil City. will
start class on piano, March IA. Those
desiring to take instruction will address
him at Oil City, Pa, for terms and hour,
If your grocery bills have been
heavier than they ought to have been, or
the goods not just right, try the White
Star Grocery. You're bound to be
pleased. 1t
Everything goes at Lanson's, sue
cessor to II. b. Felt Co. No old goods
but the best and most seasonable in all
departments. Call il you are looking for
bargains. 1t
AT the election last week in Hickory
township the proposition TO build and
maintain, a Lookup was voted upon, and
the proposition carried by a good ma
jority. Now W i'll you be good?
Following is the list of letters lying
uncalled for in the Tionesta, Pa, post
office for week ending March 1st, 'O5.
Miss Estella Brown.
d. S. KNOX, p. NJ.
Inventory is over at Lanson's, sue
cessor to II. b. Felt Co, aud the closing
out sale is now going on again in all its
fury. Ifyou don't believe we have bar
gains for you, come and see. 1t
The Tiones'a high school alumni will
hold meeting at the home ofMiss Marie
Smearbaugh next Friday evening. A
full attendance of the members is re-
quested as matters of importance will be
brought before the meeting.
A little money invested in the educa-
ton of boy or girl now is worth inf
nitely more than considerable sum LEFT
as an inheritance. The Clarion State
Normal will help you make permanent
Investment for your son or daughter. 1t
Barnett township is the first in the
county to break the record by electing
two lady school directors last week. The
successful candidates were Mrs. w. A.
Croas nun and Mrs. w. w. Callen, and
one of the interesting features of the con-
test was that Mrs. Croasmun defeated
her husband for the office.
Mr.. William Y. Stead, writing in the
Review of Reviews for March, describes
the great religious revival in Wales from
his peculiar viewpoint. 1t is needless
to say that Mr.. Stead treats the subject
seriously, and that the impression of'so
acute and experienced an observer will
be regarded as especially valuable by
the American reading public.
Ellen o., wife OF Jesse Shrefller, died
February ii, 1905, ather homein Portage
Ohio, after lingering Illness, OF catafrl
of the stomach. She was born in Fores
county, Pa, November 20, 1850, and the
family lived for number of years a
Wing Hill. She was married to Mr.
Shreffler, August 80, 1876, and unto then
were born nine children, three boys anC
six girls three of whom died before her
Mrs. Shrefller was conyerted about /
years ago, and united with the U. B
church. She leaves to follow, a husband
six children, four brothers, one siste
and five grandchildren, besides man!
friends. Rev, J. Shelter, of Bluilton, oil
ficiated at the funeral, taking as his text
Matt. 5:12. Intermentat Sargent ceme
terry.