The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1907-11-06
oil market closed at sl.7S.

oil market closed at sl.7S.
You can get it at Hopkins store. If
WANTED-60 h. p. portable boiler.
Standard Casket Hardware Co. 1t
Time to don that new overcoat. Get
it at Hopkins and it will fit and wear
well. 1t
The subject of Rev. w. o. Calhoun's
sermon at the NJ. Il. church next Sabbath
evening will be 1.-THE Ideal Man"
The we'll being drilled for Mosier Il
Michlen, on the Hopkins farm, up the
river, was finished last Friday and was
dry.
The best shoes on the market for men
boys, women and children at the Hop
kins store, where the assortment is
largest and prices lowest. 1t
The iron for the railroad bridge at
Nebraska has arrived and will soon be
put up. This will be one of the best
bridges in this section when completed
as planned.
Lost liver and white pointer dog,
female, answers TO the name of" Bonnie.
Information leading to her return to
owner will be suitably rewarded. Leave
information at this office. 1t
Following is the list of letters lying
uncalled for in the Tionesta, Pa, post
Office for week ending November 8, 1907:
Mr.J. q. Watson, Mr.. Rue Nickleson
(card). d. S. KNOX, P. M.
The Equal Rights Party will hold its
convention in Pittsburg at the Fourth
Avenue Baptist church, Nov. 6, 7 and s.
Mrs. Ida Small, of Nebraska, has been
invited to attend as fraternal delegate
from Forest county.
The NJ, Vile Co. clothing is sold ex-
clusively in Tionesta by Hopkins, and
the name is guarantee of the superior
quality of every garment. Never fear to
buy a suit or oyercoat carrying the brand
ofM. Vile Co. None better in the world.
Joseph Bostaph, resident near Vow
nickel, and we'll known to many of our
readers, met with a painful accident last
Thursday week. While gathering chest
nuts he tell off a tree and dislocated his
hip. He was doing we'll at last accounts.
Among the most acceptabls holiday
gifts you can bestow upon friend is an
engraved calling card, and it is not too
early now to place your order for them,
because of the rush later in the season.
The REPUBLICAN is prepared to furnish
the very latest in this line at the most
reasonable prices. Call and see samples.
The Fulton harness shop fixtures and
tools have been removed to the Sigworth
storeroom, up stairs, and Mr.. s. expects
to have saddler at work there within q
few days. Since the departure of Mr..
Fulton team sters and others have felt the
loss greatly, and they will welcome the
re-establshing of a harness shop in this
place.
The old reliable insurance firm of G..
M, Arner ~ Son has established branch
office at Kellettville, which will be In
charge of Lewis Arner. Any one in that
vicinity wanting fire insurance in none
but FIRST class companies, will do we'll to
call on Mr.. Arner, aud will find him an
agreeable gentleman to transact business
with.
Saturday afternoon Geo. B. Arm
strong of the borough, missed $40 in cur
rency which he had IN his pocket. =. He
thinks he may have dropped 1t, as the
money was not in a pocket book. Mr.,
Armstrong can lily afford to lose so much
money, and hopes that it may have fallen
into the hands of an honest person who
will return it to him. A liberal reward
will be paid TO the finder if left either
with Mr.. Armstrong or at this office.