The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1906-11-14

Hopkins sells the clothing and shoes.
For fine Furs see G. W. Robinson &
Son. 1t
-"Clothing of quality" is still the slo-
gan ut the Hopkins store. If In need we
can fit you in all respects. 1t
John Wolf of the township, had
some sheep killed by dogs in Green
township Monday night.
In shoes for men, ladies or children
Hopkins takes the lead. None but the
best makes and 'hese at the least prices.
1t is reported that n party of New
Castle hunters killed 5OO-pound bear
on Bear creek. this county, few days
ago.
How about new hat for the fall or
winter? Hopkins sells the nobbiest and
latest styles, and his stock is at its best
just now. 1t
The subject of Rev. W. o. Calhoun's
sermon at the NJ. Il. church next Sabbath
evening will be "The Armor Worn by a
Famous Knight"
We've got 'em all beat on clothing
70. men or boys. Our styles, quality
and fit are corr ect, and the prices are The
least OF the argument. Hops ins. 1t
There are no tolls or messenger fees
when you phone your orders for oil well
shooting to the Keystone Torpedo Co.,
Pleasantville, Enterprise or Tidioute, Pa.
Five farmers wanted to farm on the
shares or by the month. Call on or write
for further information to A. Cook Sons
Co., or j. G. Rea, Farm Manager, Cooks
burg, Pa. 5t
Following is the list of letters lying
uncalled for in the Tionesta, Pa, post
Office for week ending Nov. IA, 1906:
Miss Mary Stone, Mr.. j. NJ. McClelland
(card.) DIS. KNOX, P. NJ.
Mrs. Sandrock extends an invitation
TO the public to attend the millinery sale
at Tonesta, on Friday and Saturday,
Nov. 10Th and 18th. Reduced prices on
hats baby hoods, ribbons and all milli-
merry goods. 1t
When you have Wooltex garment
you know you have the best in all re-
spects. Hopkins store is the only one
in Tionesta where these superior gar
ments can be had, aud he is always well
stocked up. Call. 1t
Surveys are being made for an ex-
tension of the Western Allegheny rail-
road from Brady's Bend through Clarion
and Jefferson counties, for the purpose of
tapping the important mining districts
in that section of the state.
With snow fall of four to six inches
yesterday there is every evidence present
that winters come. But it may be in
tended only as an suspicious opening of
the deer season to morrow. Just little
"tracking snow" as it were.
--Phone your orders, at our expense,
tor well shooting, to either of our offices:
Pleasautville, Enterprise or Tidioute, Pa.
We are always at the other end of the
line waiting for them. Keystone Torpe-
do Co., ii. G. Mapes, Proprietor. At
Lester, aged one month and twenty
eight days. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman
Mong,' of Tionesta township, died at 10
O'clock last Friday night, and was buried
Sunday at Mt. Zion Evangelical church.
yard, Rev. Mr.. Jones conducting the
faneral services.
Associate Judges Kreitler and Hill
on Thursday last appointed Earl Small,
of Nebraska, Congressional return Judge,
and Harold Herman, of Tionesta, State
Senatorial Judge. The congressional
Judges met at Warren yesterday, and the
senatorial judges at Lock Haven, Clin-
ton county.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will hold a market at the home of Mrs.
John Robertson next Saturday afternoon,
Nov. 18th, beginning at half past two
o'clock. Various articles of food are
most kindly solicited, also the liberal pat
ronage OF the membe of the church and
Samuel Ralston, aged % years, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James p. Ralston, of Neill-
town, died at the Paris, ILL.,, hospital ON
Ionday morning from typhoid fever,
ter an illness of about three weeks
ration. He is survived by his parents
several brothers and sisters. The
Y will be brought TO Neilltown for
al.
- he condition of Jay Range, the
son OF NJ. l.. Range, of Stewart
whose serious injury by being
in the cog gearing of a gas engine
fathers farm was reported in the
iLIoAN last week, is reported as IA
9, and his physicians at the Titus
,spital have hopes of saving the
hich was so terribly mangled near
alder.
Rebecca King Kelly, wife of
Kelly, proprietor of the Airing
eel, Oil City, died at her home
after an illness of three weeks.
business woman of remarka-
60 y and was prominently identi-
the management of many of the
hotels of the oil regions at st.
itg, Duke Centre, Bradford,
BTitusville and Oil City. She
bjlr-iu-law of the late George w.
hyfest Hickory,