The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1906-02-14
oil market closed at sl.5S.

The skating on the river and creek
has been quite good for several days past.
TO the particular and economical
class of buyers we say, here's your
chance. Hopkins. 1t
Wanted White oak piling, tele-
graph poles, ties and lath. Box l54,
Station A, Pittsburg, Pa. At
You can still get what you want at
Hopkins just as good and at a little bit
less than at any other store. 1t
The subject of Rev. w. o. Calhouns
sermon at the M. Il. church next Sabbath
evening will be "Should Christian Ever
Fight"
Still many great bargains in all sorts
of sessonable goods at the Hopkins clear
ance sale. But don't put off ydar buying
any longer. 1t
This is Saint Valentines day, when
the mails get busy in the transmission of
the ridiculous and outlandish, as well as
the softly sentimental variety of missives.
Physical culture classes meet regu-
larly in the New Gymnasium at Edin-
boro Normal. Hand book free. Spring
term begins March 9th. John f. Bigler,
Principal. 1t
Rev. DR.. Slonaker's subjects for next
Sabbath at the Presbyterian church are:
Morning-"The Third Law of Soul
Growth" Eyening-"The Life Motto of
Abraham Lincoln"
Following is the list of letters lying
uncalled for in the Tionesta, Pa, post
Office for week ending February IA, 1906:
Mr.. G. II. Joslin, Mr.. Uriah Obler.
d. S. KNOX, p. M.
-Tionests Lodge, No. 369, |. o. o. f.
has issued invitations for its annual
banquet Friday evening, Feb. 2Sds The
reception will be held at the lodge room
and the banquet served at the w. r. G.
hall by the latter organization.
For SALE.-Farm of 46 acres situated
in Hickory township, five miles from
Tionesta. Land in good condition. Good
buildings. Good fruit, spring of good
water. Will go at bargain if taken be-
fore March g. 1906. For particulars ad
dress B. f. Hughes, West Hickory, Pa.
1t will be noted by reference to our
announcement column that Il. d. Collins,
of Green township, is announced as a
candidate for Assembly, subject to Re-
publican usages. Attorney A. c. Brown,
of the Borough, is also announced for
District Attorney, subject to Republican
usages.
Carl. the l2-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence jenkins, of Kellettville,
died Monday night, of appendicitis, after
an illness of about a week. On Sunday
Drs. Detar and Dunn operated upon the
boy in the hope of saving his lie, but the
disease had reached such stage as to al
most preclude any hope.
The Masonic brethren of Olive Lodge
have issued invitations for a banquet
Wednesday evening next at Bovards
hall. Covers will be laid for hundred
or more, and the affair will doubtless be
one of much interest and pleasure to
those fortunate enough to be of the party.
Reception at $3.50 at the Central House.
The ice crop for this town was har-
vested in easy style last week. and thus
has the threatened lauline for next sum-
mer been happily averted and leaving us
the assurance that none of us will spoil
from becoming overheated when the hot
wave sets in The crop was of nice
quality. generally clear and of five to
eight inch thickness.
The REPUBLICANS clubbing arrange
ment with the New York Tribune Farm
or will expire in short time, and when
that time comes we can not furnish the
two papers at the small cost of $l.25 any
longer. Ifyou have not taken advantage
of this offer we give you fair warning
that the opportunity will soon be past.
So don't delay the matter.
-"Bouncing Betty" the novelty two
step, by Carlton j. Balfour, the blind boy
composer, is making a hit all over the
country. 1t was recently published by
j. w. Jenkins Sons, of Kansas City.
1t is written in lively march tempo,
bright. fascinating, every strain haunt
ing bit of melody. The publishers will
mail a copy TO any address, upon receipt
of 23 cents in stamps.
"A number of postmasters in Pennsyl-
vania who permitted special editions OF
newspapers to be sent out by committees
last fall have been ask ed to pay a penny
for each copy discovered by the postoflice
department inspectors The papers were
mailed at pound rates, Postmaster Wey-
and at Beaver has already paid $40 for
$1,000 copies of the Beaver Argus sent out
by the fusion committee of that county.
Squire Randall met with an accident
Monday while putting up ice that might
have cost him his head. He had sus-
pended sharp foot adze to the ice house
wall and then stopped to do some work
directly underneath when the ad2e was
Jared loose and dropped, the blade strik'
ing him on the back of the neck cutting
quite long and deep cash. Had the in
stroment fallen little farther the in
cautious Squire might have been be.
headed.