The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-08-03

cut underbrush so that it will stay killed.
This year cut willows, sassafras, sumac,
or in fact any other bursh, on August IS,
10, September IA, Is, October IL, II, lS,
November s, o, or December and 6, and
they will not bother you again.
The drillers on one of the wells on
Cooper, Reck Il Co.'S lease on Cropp Hill
when at debth of about ninety feet
struck twelve-foot vein of kennel coal.
This is the finest oil producing coal
known and if the deposit proves very
large one after further investigation,
company will probably be formed for
developing the find.
"A party of boys under the manage
ment of John Ritchey and Clyde Fore
man will give an entertainment in Be-
wards hall next Friday evening. 1t win
be variety show consisting of tableaux,
farces, songs, jokes, etc. The price of
admission will be cents and the pro-
ceeds will go to the Red Cross society.
Lyman Cook of Nebraska now rides
the first one in this county. Mr.. Cook is
agent for the Hartford and Columbia
high grade wheels and will be pleased to.
confer with anyone desiring purchase.
The prices range from S25 tc and all
| wheels have guarantee fir cele-
brated Pope Manufacturing u.
The lumber mill of Hammond :.
Wiltsie, at Seldom Seen, caught fire Mon
day while the men were at dinner and
was totally destroyed. We understand
that tho loss was partly covered by in
surance. 1t is not expected that the mill
will be rebuilt on the old location. One
of tho men lost valuable watch and
-MdrienUilte Express.
Prince Bismark, the celebrated ex-
chanceler of Germany, diplomat and war
rior, expired at Freidrichsruhe, near
Berlin, Germany, Sunday night, in the
S4th year of his age. Bismark was un-
questionably one of the greatest men of
the Nineteenth century and probably no
man bore more worldwide reputation.
His demise will be sad blow to the
German Empire.
A farmer quoted by the Waterbury
american says of the erpillarnuisance
"Every year hear of the catepillars de-
stroyng whole orchards. There is moth
ing SO easy to dispose of. bore hole
in the tree deep enough to reach the sap,
fill the hole with sulphur and plug it up.
The sap takes the sulphur to every limb
and twig. and the caterpillars disappear
at once. have used it for years."
There is not ship in the American
navy OF any Importance named in honor
of Pennsylvania or any of its towns and
vet many of them are built in Pennsyl-
vania ship yards. Pennsylvania armor
protects them, Pennsylvania projectiles
and powder defend them, and Pennsyl-
vania coal propels them. Why no honor
has been conferred on Pennsylvania
seem TO be matter entirely overlooked.
Twelve companies of LOG men each
have been secured and Whiteshots reg
| lnenU OF SIX lOutcIS 10 u Suic 80 NoP''
Robert C. Benner has about completed
his list and there is no doubt but the six
footers from this neck O. woods will be
able to "stack up" with any in the regi-
ment. There is still room for more on the
list. Don't be backward, boys, but go to
Amann's shop and get your name in his
tory.
The Ovorlander roller grist mill has
been thoroughly renovated and repaired
and is now ready for business. Remem-
ber that Overlauder is the miller, and car
turn out just as fine wheat. rye or buck
wheat flour, cornmeal, chop or any kind
of feed as can be ground anywhere, and
his terms are always the lowest lie has
secured the assistance of one of the best
millers in the country, and now awaits
your order.
In accordance with late act of Con
gress, second, third and fourth class mai
matter can no longer be forwarded by
postmasters to a new address or returned
to the sender unless the postage is sent tt
him in advance with the request to for
ward. Everybody should make note
of this fact, and Immediately on chang
ing their address notify all publications
for which they subscribe, giving botf
their old and new address.