The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1906-01-03
oil market closed at sl.5s.


Paris Medicine Co. Ad. and Readers.
oil market closed at $l.5S.
You can get ii at Hopkins store. If
-How's the "new leaf" coming on by
this time?
Bargains galore at Hopkins store,
since the holidays. 1t
The poultry show which was set for
some time in February, has been de.
clsred off.
Its only two days old but that ''re-
solve" may need little attention just
the same. How about it?
There's lot of good bargains await
ing you at Hopkins store since the holi-
days First come first served. 1t
George Wilson has purchased the
dwelling house recently completed by
+. X. Lsnson and J. j. Landers on Wal
nut street.
If you didn't get that new suit or
overcoat before the holidays, you'll have
the opportunity of your life on a bargain
now. Hopkins. 1t
While the days have begun to
lengthen the difference is yet scarcely
perceptible. But the longer days are
coming It's pleasure to Know.
-Edinboro students are trained to self
exertion, self control, and self reliance.
Catalogue free. Winter session began
Jan. 2, 1906. John f. Bigler, Principal.
One of the prettiest, and altogether
the cutest, calendars OF the new year is
sent out by Fred IL. hammers, the we'll
known and popular Oil City clothier and
gents furnisher.
-WANTED. Good white oak spoke
timber. We pay from sl4.OO to sl5 90 per
cubic cord, delivered at our mill. Oil
City, Pa. For particulars call or address
Eagle Spoke Works, Oil City, Pa. If
Following is the list of letters lying
uncalled for in the Tionesta, Pa, post
Office for week ending January 3, 1906:
Mr.. Law Davis, Mr.. p. j. Furlong, D. b.
Long. d. S. KNOX, p. NJ.
Work on the erection of the new span
OF the river bridge is about completed,
and the taking down of the old spans is
practically over with. By the first of
next week it is thought the structure will
be in shape for regular travel again.
james Thomson, OF Nebraska, fell
from high trestle while loading cars at
that place Saturday and was severely
hurt about the chest, from which he will
be laid up for some time, DR.. Bovsrd
rendered the necessary surgical attention.
The party at Bovsrd's hall Wednes-
day evening last was the finest of the
season and thoroughly enjoyed by the
young folks. Among the out-of-town
guests were Miss Virginia Siggins, Will
Scott, aud Archie Perry, of Oil City; Geo.
Warden, of EndoLvor; Harry Mintz and
l. e. Levy, of Marienville.
g. w. Osgood's weather report for
the past three months sums up as fol-
lows: October, total rainfall, 81 inches;
snow 7-16 inch. November, rain, a
inches; snow, AZ inches. December, rain
Ut inches; snow, 8 inches. One zero day,
on the first. During the same period one
year ago the total rainfall was % inches,
snow III inches.
john Bailey, aged "a years, and re-
siding at Endeavor where he is employed
by Wheeler Il Dusenbury, sustained
fracture of the large bone of his right leg
between the knee and ankle, Monday
while carrying timber stick. DR.. Nor
row was called and reduced the fracture,
leaving the patient resting quite comfort
ably under the circumstances.
Hon. Lansing d. Wetmore, president
Judge of this district from 1870 to 1880,
died at his home in Warren on Saturday
last from ailments incident to the infirm-
tiles of age. He had been life long res
ident of Warren, where he was born Oct
Is, 1878. Judge Wetmore was popular on
the bench where he won good name as
a fair, thorough and just judge.
-Kory Heath, of Los Angeles, Calf,
will please accept our thanks for a copy
of the Christmas number of the EXamin-
er of that city. The paper is made up Of
ia pages of reading and miscellaneous
matter, and it cost Kory 10 cents in post
age to transport the immense affair
by mail. We didn't read it all the same
day, but expect to get through 1t some
time during the year.
-Ex-Commissione Peter Youngk, has
swapped his farm in Green township for
aproperty III Williamsburg, aud expects
to make his home in that city and with
his daughters in Tylersburg in future.
Mr.. Youngk has been a respected and
honored citizen of this county for more
than fifty years and in common with a
host of other friends we regret to learn of
his determination to leave our county.