The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1906-01-31

- Ou can get III NJ hOpklns stOre' VI
And the prospects for an ice crop are
getting no better fast.
Wanted White oak piling, tele-
graph poles. ties and lath. Box l54,
Station A, Pittsburg, Pa. At
Take look at our shoe bargain
counter. 1t will surprise you, the good
values that are offered. Hopkins. II
The senior class of the High School
served fine three-cou luncheon to
the faculty last Friday noon at the school
building.
Every article offered at the Hopkins
clearance sale is new this season, so in
buying you get the newest at about half
price. 1t
The County Commissioners, at their
meeting Monday fixed the first and third
Tuesdays of each month as their regular
meeting days.
Just few ladies' jackets left, sizes
SO, 3s and 40. They all 90 at your own
price. Don't delay your opportunity.
Hopkins. 1t
"A case of smallpox is said to have
developed near Bogg's school, near Hyde
town. The patient is Mrs. William
Skelly. The disease is fully developed,
but of mild type.
Don't be- fooled. We're likely to
have much cold weather yet and fnrs
will still be worn. Get one at your own
price at the Hopkins clearance sale.
Never 80 cheap as now. 1t
For information regarding the Gov
ernment site for the National Tubercu-
losis Hospital, and the Fraternal City,
write to the Fraternal City Publishing
Company, Las Vegas, New Mexico.
Following is the list of letters lying
uncalled for in the Tionesta, Pa, post
office for week ending January 81, 1906:
Mr.. Wsrney Tarill, Mr.. f. l.. Hancock,
card. ID. :. KNOX, z. Nj.
The Y. w. c. Il. U. will have box
social in the X. o. 7. NJ. hall at East
Hickory, Saturday night, Feb. Sd, begin
ming at 1880 O'Clock. Everybody invited
to come and the ladies are invited to
bring boxes.
There is purchaser somewhere for
every piece of property that is offered for
sale. In what other way can you get in
touch with the man you want to reach so
surely and so cheaply as through the
columns of the newspaper? Printers
Ink.
The measurements have been taken
for new free mail delivery route which
will start from Tionesta and take in the
Redbrush settlement. Should 1t be es-
tablished, as it doubtless will be, itwould
accommodate large number of citizens
with daily mail.
Hi there Oil City Blizzard! We
scarcely knew you in that new dress.
But it's quite becoming and very pretty.
The best is not always the handsomest,
but now you cover both points most ad-
mirably. Keep right on getting richer,
better and handsoner in your old age.
Your many friends are tickled to death
to note it all.
"A meeting for the purpose of effect
ing county organization of the Anti
Saloon League for Forest county, will be
held in the Court House at Tionesta,
Tuesday, Feb. 9th, at 2:S0 p. M. The eve
ming service will be held in the Presby-
terian church at $50. number OF
prominent temperance speakers are ex-
pected to be present.
Rev. James Hugh Kelley, of Frank
lin, Pa, will preach in the Presbyterian
church next Sabbath morning and eve-
ming. Morning service at IL o'clock and
evening at Z. Remember, seven O'Clock
sharp. Rev. Kelley is popular lectur-
er, an able writer and editor, and is well
informed on all public questions. The
general public is invited to hear him.
Burglars broke into the postollce at
Hazelhurst, Elk county, about a. m.
Monday, carried !, 200 pound safe from
the Office to point about 500 feet from
the building and blew it open. They Sc
cured between $500 and 5000 in cash and
stamps, together with quantity OF
money order receipts and postmaster ac-
counts. They escaped and left no clue.
About thirty-five birds were sent
from here Monday to the first annual ex'
hibition of the Mexican county poultry
association being held at Bradford this
week. Those who seut exhibits are
Henry 0'Hara, Chas. Remission, Mrs. p
G. Hill, Frank Amsler, Fred Reib and
John M. Huendel. Archie Davis sent &
pair of birds to the Cleveland show Sat
urday.
Last Friday night Liveryman A. G
Urey, who had driven q customer tC
Leeper, Pa, while turning his team
was thrown out of the buggy, alightinl
on his head and shoulders. The upset
ting of the buggy frightened the horse
and they started to run away. Mr.. Urel
held to the lines and was dragged owe
the frozen ground a distance of severa
rods when assistance came to his relief
His face was severely bruised and deep
long cash cut over the left eye, necessi
tating the attention OF a physician ant
the inserting of several stitches to clos
the wound over his eye. Twas a clos
call and gives Mr.. Urey the appearance
ofhaving had an argument with the bus
iness end of threshing machine.