The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1912-12-04

DONhTu Aus
Tionesta Water Co. Reader.
Forest Co. Nat Bank. Ad. and Reader
Monarch Clothing Co. Ad. and Reader
oil market closed at $l.90.
lis your subscription paid2
You can get 1t at Hopkins store. If
IF r. Lauson sells oleomsrgerine.
Adv. II
Ranges and cook stoves, wood, gas
and oil heaters, at s. s. Sigworth's.-sdv.
"A pie social will be held at the Gl ange
Hall, German Hill, Friday evening, this
week. Everybody invited to come.
Single and Repeating Rifles and Shot
Guns, Ammunition, Hunting Goats, Gun
Cases, etc, at s. s. Sigworth's.-adv.
-WANTED.-R Railroad Cross Ties. We
buy all kinds and pay cash. The Berry
Co.. Oil City, Pa.
adv l.. A. DAVIS, Agt., Tionesta, Pa.
-Oleomargarine always fresh, always
the same price and making new friends
each day. at zoe per pound in nine pound
lots, at the Salmon Creek Mercantile Co.,
Kellettville Pa. adv
TREE AGENT WANTED cover
Forest county or travel Good time now
to start. Pay weekly. Write us for
terms. Perry Nurseries, Rochester, New
York.-Adv. 1t
Rev. G. d. Walker, OF Tylersburg,
who conducted a boarding house at
Chautsuqua last summer, last week pur-
chased the Pittsburgh cottage at Chau-
tauqua from s. S. Haskin.
Again Mrs. Henry Sibble of German
Hill has our best thanks for a generous
mess of that delicious old fashioned sau-
sage which makes crisp buckwheat
flapjack taste better than eggs at so cents
dozen.
Why pay an agent six or seven dol
lars for National Vacuum carpet cleaner
when you can get one for four dollars
with years subscription to the best
paper published In Forest county thrown
into the bargain.
Bear In mind the hot supper at the
Presbyterian church dining hall Friday
evening, the night OF the bazaar. Begins
at $50 sharp, and costs but 25 cents, The
ladies will serve nice supper, and hope
to receive your patronage.
-On is still on the boom, the latest
raise in price of S cents coming on Mon
day. The Pennsylvania product is now
81 90, which, with the premium practi-
cally puts it at 200. There's no reason
why 1t shou Id not go higher.
Attention is directed to the ad. and
reader of the Monarch Clothing Co. in
this issue, In which this enterprising firm
exploits its great sale of mems women's,
boys. and girls coats and suits, for
Christmas shoppers. Read them.
Willie whitla, who achieved great
fame some years ago in the kidnapping
case, is i'll with diphlheria and is under
quarantine at the home OF his father, j. L.
whitla. The attending physician says
the case is mild one.-Sharon Eagle.
Wheeler Il Dusenbury again made
their annual distribution of Thanksgiv-
ing turkeys to their married employees at
Endeavor and vicinity. The consign-
ment numbered near the 200 msrk and
weighed over 1000 pounds, all dressed
and ready for the rosster.
Lost, somewhere on Elm street, last
Saturday, a lady's small gold pin with
pearl setting. valued by the owner as a
keepsake rather than for its intrinsic
worth. Will the finder kindly leave at
this office and receive the thanks OF the
owner, and suitable reward.
Acknowledgment of subscription re-
newals is made as follows, with thanks:
w. H. Reid, Endesvor, Pa, (uew);J W.
McCrea, Reno. Pa; Edward Klabbatz,
Union City, Pa; Miss Agnes Kerr, Tio-
ma, Pa; James Elliot, Tionesta Mrs. D.
A. Edwards, Homecoming, Md.
Peter Stubler, one of Oil City's Oldest
andsbest known residents and business
men, died at his home in that city Friday
from kidney and heart trouble, aged 81
years. He was born in Austria and
came to this country in 1866, Oil City be-
ing his home for more than 45 years.
Thomas j. Stewart, Adiutant- General
of Pennsylvania, Harrisburg, Penna., is
compiling information relative to the
Fiftieth Anniversary of the Battle o
Gettysburg, to be held at Gettysburg
July lst-4th, 1913, and desires the name
command, date of enlistment, date of dis
charge, and post odice address, of eact
surviving soldier now residing In Penn
sylvsnia, who served in a Pennsylvania
organization that participated IN the
Battle of Gettysburg, and who enlisted
and served therein prior to July 4th, 1868