The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-03-08
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oil and gas leases at this Office.
The newest things in spring dress
goods at the Hopkins store. 1T
Next on the list of notable days will
be that of good old ST. Patrick.
Nothing is reserved at Lanson's clos
ing out sale. Everything goes at bare
cost. 1t
Sugar making time will soon be here
and there'll be busy times in the sugar
BUSH"
The White Star Grocery keeps well
stocked up in green goods. Finest the
market affords. 1t
The subject of Rev. W. o. Calhoun's
sermon at the NJ. f. church next Sabbath
evening will he "Laborers Together with
God"
Rev. DR.. Slonaker's subjects for next
Sabbath al the Presbyterian church are:
Morning, "The Sustaining Fact in Life"
evening, "The Value of Life.'
Grows are on the wing in these parts,
and the likelihood is that some time or
other we shall have spring. But cautious
people are not banking on it too much.
Some people claim to have seen or
heard robins already, but this may be
one of the "too good to believe" sort
Some times one can scarcely believe
their eyes or ears.
The year 1905 is year of Sundays
1t starts and ends with Sunday, and has
more Sundays than any other one day,
and also has five months with five sun
days each Good year, this.
Thorough and accurate scholarship
characterizes work done at Edinboro
Normal. Send for catalogue. Spring
term opens March 2Sth.
1t JOHN f. BIaLFR, Prin.
The Clarion State Normal has been
the means of starting many young men
and women on the road to success. Stu
dents may enter at any time and will be
charged only tor time in actual attend
ance. 1t
In our report last week of the result
of the recent election in Harmony town
ship an error occurred in stating that w,
G.. German was elected township treas
urer. 1t should haye read DR.. w. G.
Morrow.
Notice the new announcements in
this issue. The column is filling up
some, but II any more of our good Re-
publican friends shave a desire" we will
make room for 'em if it crowds out ev-
erything else. Nobody barred.
The REPUBLICAN to-day is hale and
hearty at 81 years, this issue completing
vol. xxxvii. Twenty-six years of that
period the paper has logged along under
the present management, and, candidly,
it don't feel very old although having
reached nearly the two-score mark.
-Armon Spencer, who was arrested on
a charge of setting fire to the barn OF
James Hunter, in Hickory township, last
fall, was brought before Justice Randall
Monday, but the prosecution offered nc
evidence and asked for continuance o
the hearing, which the Justice refused
and discharged the accused.
Friday evening of this week the
Presbyterian congregation will tender
their new pastor Rev. DR.. Slonaker a re-
ception at the church. All members anc
attendants of the church are cordially in
vited to this reception. and 1t is hoped
they will avail themselves of the oppor
tunity to meet the new minister person
ally.
1t is stated on what appears like gooC
authority that eX-District Attorney anc
ex-County Chairman j. w. Dunkle, o
Warren, is to be appointed U. S. Distric
Attorney for Western Pennsylvania, will
headquarters at Pittsburg. succeeding J
$. Young, provided the latter gentleman
is appointed Judge in Allegheny coun
ty, as now seems probable,