The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-02-25
-oil market closed at 81 so.


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You can get 1t at Hopkins store. If
"A few Inverted Gas Burners at 25
bnts. at Sigworth's. adv
just received, new supply OF Horse
ollars, at =. s. Sigworth's. adv
Attend the musical entertainment at
ovard's hall tonight High class 10
very feature.
If our Redbrush correspondent will
'gn his or her name to news letters We
sill be pleased to publish them.
The REPUBLICAN eau furnish you
With the very latest in engraved calling
ards or anything else in that line, at
,easonable prices.-tf
DIR. NJ. W. Esston, Osteopath, OF OIL
city, will visit Tionests every Wednes-
lay forenoon, at the Central Hotel, where
be may be consulted by all who need his
bervices. II.
-Olsomargsrine always fresh, always
he same price and making new friends
bach day. at zoo per pound in nine pound
lots, at the Salmon Creek Mercantile Co.,
Kellettvi lille. Pa. adv
The NJ Finuagan we'll on the Bleak
Icy tract, Bates Iun, finished recently,
s failure aud was abandoned. Whether
auy more wells will be drilled in that
vicluity is not known.
You don't need to worry about high
cost of living when you can yet good
Flour at Lanson Bros for $500 per Dbl.
Every sack guaranteed, or money re-
funded. -LANsoN Bros. adv
The Tionesta Gas company finished q
good we'll on It's lease last week which
will add materially to its supply OF fuel
gas. The hew well is located on the land
of ex. Commissioner Andrew Wolf.
This is Ash Wednesday, the opening
day of Lent and for six weeks there will
be q suspension Of festivities that ordi-
narily obtain. Easter Sunday falls on
April IL, AT which time the Lenten season
closes.
That old "ounce of prevention" say
IuR hpplloS w ~ w IL
TRY REMEDY Tablets or Powder) is a
sure preventive and cure. Sold on mon.
ey back guarantee by first class dealers
everywhere. adv
-$35 90 and up earned weekly selling
our High Q iality Lakeshore Grown Nur.
- -. ss-J; stock. Best grown in the U. =.
Permanent position. Pay weekly. Outfit
free. Write today. Pennsylvania Nur-
sery Co., Girsrd, Pa. advStl-2l
"A dance and oyster supper will he
held Friday evening. March 9th, at the
German Hill platform. Good music
Every body invited, but the management
Desires to give notice that no intox icated
persons or intoxicating liquors will be
allowed In the ball.
y d Wentworth, of Smoky Hill, lei
40 axe slip out of his hands Saturday
while working in the woods and the
nbarp blade struck him on the back OF hit
right foot, above the heel, making 9
cash that will cripple him for while
Dr.. Gregg ATTENDED his injuries.
Fred. W. Dreyer. Of Hunter run
was kicked by one of his horses las
Thursday and received bad g ,sb on thu
Inside of his right arm, just above thu
elbow. The services OF surgeon wer'
naeded to sew up the wound and DR.. f
J. Bovard performed the operation.
Kelly doore, of Nebraska, Will,
working ~ tho woods near that plac,
Saturday afternoon cut bad gash scros
the top OF his left foot with an axe. HI
was brought to town to the office of DR.
Bovsrd, who sewed up the wound. Th
n young man will be obliged to travel OF
crutches for q week or two.
w. II. Ellis. painter, paperhsnge
and decorator, IL prepared to make early
spring contracts for all work in his line
Having sample books from two of tn
best firms, Peter II. Rilly Co. and Alfre
Peat, he can furnish the very best wal
papers at low prices. Get your worl
done before the rush begins. adv
We are indebted TO our friend j. I
Dale for a oopy of the Carnival Bulletin
M illustrating he msny beauties OF IN
L world famous Msrdi Gras now going o
at New Orleans, where Mr.. Dale has bee
sojourning this winter. This edition
the Bulletin portrsys some of the scene
in the first nights parade, which must
gorgeous beyond comparison.
Revival meetings which had been
progress In tie NJ. K. church for thrt
'eeks, came to close on Sabbath evt
ng last. The meetings under Rev. NJ
lnlavy's ILLUSTRATIONS we're marke
very gratifying success. in all AZ sou
ing united with the church, "a
Nm were probatiOners. The pastor b'
a series of meetings at the NebrasR
sh tomorrow evening.
the Spring Term at the Clario
formal School, beginning Tuesds.
"a, special attention is given
now in the service and to pro
eachers. The one aim, unde
the work of this school, Is tn
ing teachers, so you can fiu
,mosphere suited to the bes
OF address inquiries to u
ndrew Thomas Smith, Cla
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