The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-01-04
oil market closed at $3.50.

-Oil and gas leases at this Office.
The county auditors are at work on
the county accounts this week.
The subject OF Rev. w. o.Ns,S<apn's
sermon next Sabbath evening, IA recu-
liar Name.'
Merchants q. w. Robinson & Son
distributed neat calendar for the new
year to their customers the pas. week.
If normal training is what You
wish, come to Ednboro. Winter term
begins Jan. Sd, 1905. Tuition free. John
f. Bigler, Prin. 1t
Rev. w. o. Calhoun is conducting a
series of revival meetings at the M. f.
church which are well attended and in
which much interest is shown.
This is inventory season at Hopkins
store, an event which always brings out
a lot of odds and ends that make bargains
for shrewd buyers. Come and look them
over. 1t
The Meadyille Star figures that one
difference between Lynn, Mass, and Ii
tusville is that the former is noted for
boots and shoes and the latter for shoots
and booze.
Olive Lodge, f. and A, NJ, with a
number of invited brethren Of otner
lodges, had very pleasant time at their
banquet at Hotel Weaver, Monday eve
ming of last week.
Don't hesitate to call us on the tele-
phone if you know of a news tom or
personal, as we need the news and APP
preciate the favor you will b. doing us
in gathering the news.
The stock of plain and fancy confec-
tionery at the White Star Grocery was
not entirely exhausted during the holi-
days. and If you wish something fine in
that line call. A Il strictly fresh. 1t
The Derrick reports that several
Pennsylvania couples crossed the line on
Christmas day and were married in
jamestown, N. Y, among whom were
Edward Burket and Miss Laura Vein
gard, both of Tionesta.
-Sixty-eight liquor licenses have been
granted in Elk county for the year 1905,
and nine applications were refused.
Thirteen licenses were granted for st.
Marys and twelve for Ridgway. Strange
why 50 many were refused.
THE dance given by the young people
in Bovard's hall on the 9th ult. was one
of the most enjoyabl Sbocial functions of
the season, and the supper furnished by
Caterer Bristow was not the least enjoy
able feature of the occasion.
Following is the list of letters lying
uncalled for in the Tionesta, Pa, post
Office for week ending Jan. 4th, 1895;
Mr.. Frank Haggerty, Mr.. John Fitzger-
aid, Mr.. Samuel Kitelinger, Mrs. A. E.
Daniels, card. D. 5. KNOX, r. M
!, Hugh A. Jameson, one of Warren's
: most prominent and we'll know basi-
ness men, dieda his home on the 27th
ult., of paralS is, from which he had
suffered several slight strokes prior to
the one which finally ended m his de-
mise.
Lost, in the evening of Dec. 2lst, on
Elm street, somewhere botNeen r. NJ
Herman's residence and the Presby .er-
ian church, MartC fur scarf. The
finder will confer favor on the owner
by leaving same at this Office OF at l.. j
Hopkins store. IL
"A Kaifir in Africa, hearing hymn
about theaveD/inquired what sort o
place ftNgas. Being tod that'it was
beautiful and pleasant land. ne wanted u
know # the EngisK nau. yet taken -pos
session oft, and was astonished TO lear
that they had not. ,t-A
"A large party of friends aud OF
nejghbors from German Hill and vicin
py called at Louis vineyards home
over in Harmony township, last Satul
day and proceeded to rank mp enoug
stove wood to run him the greater POI
zion of the winter. Mr.. Winegard is in
zpery weakened condition from Ion
Nibge. of illness, and this thoughtful az
.ofkindness on the part of his friends
no doubt very much appreciated by hil
and his family.