The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-08-31
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Hill for the purpose of pumping water
for the stock.
AT special meeting Of the Borough
council held Monday evening it was un-
animously resolved to offer 900 for the
plant of the Tionesta Water Supply Co.,
subject to ratification by vote of the peo-
pie.
There once dwelt in the land of AS
piration good but foolish man called
Legion, who determined TO please every
body. He lived he pleased no one, bim-
self least of all. He died; he pleased
everyone, himself most of all.-Blizzard.
The women of the north ward who
are suffering from hay fever are declar-
ing vengeance on Street Commissioner
Moody, and If he don't soon get after the
rag weeds along the walks up there he
is liable to get separated from that big
moustache of his.
Roy, the 7-year-old sou Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Noble, in attempting to Jump
from teeter or spring board one day
last week, fell breaking one of the bones
of his forearm and dislocating his elbow.
He is getting along nicely under the care
Of DIR. Bovard who reduced the injured
member.
We are in receipt of neatly printed
copy of the premium list of Oil City's in
itial fair, which will be held September
1916. The premiums offered are liberal
and embrace everything necessary to
make successful meeting. The citizens
are taking hold with will and the pros
poet is most encouraging TO the manage
ment.
-Quarterly-meeting services will be
held at Newmsrsville Sept. to IL. AT
this place on the afternoon OF the llth
sunday, an immersion service will be
held, and in the evening preaching by
Elder Tobey. The date of this meeting
having been changed, Rev. McClelland
will preach at Stewards Run instead OF
Newmansville next Sunday.
The Bolivar Breeze truly says thai
the man is "good ci tizen" who does all
he can all the time for the welfare Of the
village in which he lives. A man who
wishes and yammers and declares the
town is going to rack and ruin, and who
discourages every movement calculated
to increase the value of the property il
his home town is not "good citizen"
Roy, the young son of Mrs. VIM
Hiebenthal of Allegheny, who is visiting
her sister, Miss Dolly Hood, fell from The
porch of Ii. NJ. Foreman's residence las
Thursday and broke his right arm at The
elbow. II is a 'sandy' little fellow ant
instead of making "fuss," he went t
DR.. Dunn's office and had the fracture re
duced before his mother knew he haC
been injured.
The time of the Sunday train between
this place and Oil City has changed bacl
to the original shedule as follows: Leav
ing Oil City at a. M, arriving Ti0nest
at 9:45 a. M. leaving Tionesta at 10 am.
leaving Oil City at 7 p. m, arriving Tic
nesta 7:45 p. m. leaving Tionesta at P
M, and arriving at Oil City at S:45 p. m.
stopping at intermediate stations to &C
commodate the travel.
"A good story is related at the expens
CT Bob Ingersol. The colonel was re
Gently talking with an old colorcd won
an in Washington concerning religion
D matters. "Do you ieally believe. aunty,
. said he, "that the people are made out {
dust?' eyes sab, do Bible say dey
and so l b'lieves it." "But what is don
l in wet weather, when there is notbin
but mud?" Den 1 s'pects dey max
: infidels, rumsuckers an sich like"
D The second game of ball was playe
between the Fagundus and Tionest
: teams at this place last Saturday, aud tn
:, result was victory Tor the home teal
I by score of % to 10. The game was
, little onesided to be enjoyable, but wi
witnessed by large crowd. There wa
very little kicking, which was pleasaI
feature. The Fagundus players were
Q gentlemanly lot of fellows, and SCENE
Q to enjoy themselves although they wei
not in the game.
VIM. Bush of East Kane, who was
Z half brother to John aid Stephen Bush
Q this place, was killed by the cars nes
II Kane Saturday night, Aug. 20. He WI
an employee of the Standard Oil Co., an
i was well known and respected through
9 out the oil country. He was born an
n raised in Mercer county and was 46 yea
of age. He was member of l. o. o.
It Lodge No. 1928, of Mercer. He leaves
+ mourn his departure devoted wife al
II four small children, a mother and sevt
"a brothers and sisters.
If you want the latest styles in ha
h and caps you must get them from Mil
d & Armstrong;.
"a 1t costs the Royal Baking Powd
ID Company something like S5OO,eOO a
nually for advertising. Someone on
10 suggested to the company that it disco
III tinue advertising for one year the baki
II, powded so we'll known and advertis
te and place that amount, s5OO,OO0 in
profits. The answer was that it wou
he undoubtedly cost the company TIN
r times that amount to get the product
a its original channels again. This is
RS pretty good pointer to those who imagi
"a they are making great saving VIII
they discontinue four or six dollar
st. month advertisement few months
is the dull season. II never pays to t.