The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1906-02-21
-Oil market closed at sl.5S.

oil market closed at $1.5S.
The roads are again shining up.
You can get 1t at Hopkins store. If
Girls wanted, at Cuthberts Restau-
rant, Ridgway, Pa. 1t
1t will soon be possible to get in a
full day by daylight.
Quilting business sale at the Joyce
Millinery. Don't miss it. 1t
Several years ago tomorrow George
Washington's birthday happened.
We stand the loss and you get the
bargains at this clearance sale. Hopkins.
Some folk seem to think that looking
at work is the same thing as looking for
1t.
About five dozen pairs of Mems
Shoes at % per cent. less than regular
price. G.. w. Robinson Il Son. 1t
Court will convene next Monday,
but 1t will be of short duration, there
being no trial list, and no jurors sum
moned.
During this entire month the clear
ance sale at this store will still continue.
Don't miss your opportunity. We stand
the loss. Hopkins. 1t
When the ice goes out we'll have
some more suckers, the finny and honey
kind. We all of us belong more or less
TO the other kind.
The quitting business" sale at the
Joyce Millinery is attracting many Gus
toners who are being trebly rewarded in
the fine bargains offered. 1t
Rev. DR.. Slonaker's subjects for next
Sabbath at the Presbyterian church are:
Morning-"Fourth Law ofSoul Growth"
Evening 1.-The Source of Light"
Following is the list of letters lying
uncalled for in the Tionesta, Pa, post
Office for week ending February 81, 1906
Mrs. Frank List. d. S. KNOX. p. NJ.
Young people desiring an education
should write for particulars of Edinboro
Normal School. Hand book free. Next
term begins March 27th. John f. Bigler,
Principal. 1t
The river closed with ice for the first
time this winter on Friday morning.
The back water from the main channel
broke up the ice in the back channel and
spoiled the skating.
Clarion State Normal, Clarion, Pa.
Easily accessible. Beautiful location.
Strong faculty. Spring term opens
March 20. Expenses for Spring term "a
weeks) $3.50. 1t
The Free Masons of Tionesta seem to
be "It." They are to have banquet on
February 2lst, the price to be 81 20 a
plate. A fellow and his best girl, $780,
Brookville Democrat.
Straw and felt hats. velvets, ribbons,
chifions. straw and felt braids, and trim
mings of every description, going at
great sacrifice at the Joyce Millinery.
They are quitting business. That's why.
-Osgood Il Jameson lost valuable
horse Sunday night on the Jameson
dOONb tOhb lAo hNdNh bNiib NoNeSN'
by collie. The animal was one of team
driven by Henry Walters, and was
valued at $3.50.
Gordon Haslet sustained severe
sprain of his Right wrist Saturday by
falling from freight car. The injury
will lay him of for few days and Earl
Knox is filling his place as baggage mas
ter at the p. II. r. depot.
-I,osT.-A black and tan hound pup
and black and white female hound, IN
Tlonesta twp, Saturday night. A liberal
reward will be paid for their return or
information as to their whereabouts, by
]. j. Landers, Tionesta, Pa. 1t
&C. P. Potter, who was working in the
lumber woods at Endeavor, met with an
accident on Friday that will lay bin up
for several weeks, caused by log jump
ing from a slide and striking him in the
back. ck.-Tylersburg cor. Clarion Rep.
Miss Clara Smith, who resides near
Thomaston, Connecticut, is said to have
invented an anger that will bore square
hole. She is of an inventive turn OF mind
but the auger is her best production
Carpenters say there is fortune in 1t fol
her.
In note of thanks published last
week in connection with the obituary o.
the late Samuel MerviD, we stated thai
he died at the home of his son .in-law, Il
L. Osgood. This was an error. Mr.
Mervin died at his own home at En-
deayor.
Frederick l.. Kahle, Attorney ano
Counselor-at-Law announces that oil
April lst, 1906, he will remove bis oiiice'
to Rooms 203-2O0 (being part of the SUITE
of offices now occupied by eX-GovernoI
w. A. Stone,) second floor Bakewell Law
Building, corner Grant and Diamond
streets, Pittsburg, Pa. 1t
Many witnesses were present at th'
hearing Monday in the case of the relo
cation of portion of the public road nea
the mouth of Tubbs Run, in Tionesti
township, and another hearing Will b'
given tomorrow. The township super
visors are ohJecting to the change, an'
the testimony now being taken Will D'
submitted 10 court for its decision.