The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1900-07-25


ler's. Vegetables ofsll kinds and fresh
from the vine. Don't loose sight of the
fact, either. that he also keeps the incest
stock of groceries to be found in the city.
AS to prices it is we'll known that he is
at the bottom. 1t
DIR. Rumberger's entertainment at
the court house last Wednesday evening
was attended by house-full of people
who were all we'll pleased with the show,
which was something entirely new in the
| line of steroscopic art. The church fund
received nice increase as result Of
the Dr's. untiring efforts.
Half of the spans of the Kinzua via
duct are now in position and work is
progressing rapidly. One hundred and
twenty-five thousand rivets will be driv-
en- into the immense structure. Day and
night shifts labor incessantly and to ia
cilitate the work gangs are working from
each end and will meet in the center.
One of Cranberry's farmers is just
now wondering if there are any honest
men. Some time ago he gave an order
to an agent for some lightning rods for
which he signed an order which he sup
posed was an order for IS, and which has
turned up in the shape of an $50 note,
and it looks as if it must be paid.-Seneca
| Kicker.
1t may not he generally known, but
| it is none the less fact, that most of the
"limburger" cheese used in the United
State is made in Wisconsin, and not
| above five per cent of the Switzer article
is of Swiss manufacture. 1t is to the credit
of our home make that it is in no wise
inferior to the foreign article. How
could 1t be,
The Oil City races were right smart
success, and the managem ent is entitled
to much credit for the nice, clean sport
furnished the large crowds in attendance
during the four days races. A large
number from this section attended the
Thursday events, a special train bring
ing the people home in the evening after
the races were over.
Arthur Rudolph of Newtown Mills
was quite severely injured while peeling
bark on Fools creek last Thursday. He
was standing near falling tree, large
piece of which split off and flew back
striking him in the face, and rendering
him unconscious for some time, but his
injuries are not serious and he will
be at work again soon.
Warren is to have another daily
newspaper. 1t will be called the Even
ing Times and 8. f. Walker, lately iden-
titled with the Warren Democrat, will
preside over the destinies of the new
publication. We understand this is one
of the early outgrowths of the Sibley-
Emery hullabaloo that is just beginning
in the nth congressional district.
Since the loose stones have been
raked from the center of the Hunter run
road 1t is very pretty driveway. Our
township commissioners should be more
prompt in removing loose stones from
the roads after the large scrapers have
been used as they are very dangerous to
the safety of horses as is evidenced by
couple of badly crippled horses in town
now.
The Free Methodists of the Oil City
District will hold a camp-meeting in the
grove near Tidioute, commencing Au-
gust 1, and closing on the 9th. Bishop
Edward P. Hart and vile, of Almeda,
California, and others will be present.
All orders for tents should be sent to
Mendal B. Miller, d. E., Oil City. In
formation may be had of Rev. r. A.
Robertson, Tidioute, Pa.
The fat men of Tionesta against the
fat men of Msrienville, on the latters'
grounds tomorrow, is TO be the ball game
of the season. There has been a sort of
base ball rivalry between the two towns,
which this event is expected to sllay,
provided Tionesta wins. AS the COM
bined weight of the two mines will be not
less than two tens-gross, it will readily
appear that it's to be no skin game, but
tusslo for your life.
The fats and leans gave an exhibition
of real base ball at the grounds last FRI
day afternoon, and had large and espec-
iallv fine and appreciatiye audience. By
mutual consent only five innings were
played at the end of which the leans had
run in 20 scores and the fats IL, with the
latter coming up rapidly on their skinny
rivals. Both sides were satisfied to quit,
but it was the general opinion of the un-
prejudiced that the heavy-weights would
have won in ten or twelve inning game
as they seemed to be just warming up to
the situation while their adversaries be-
gun to show unmistakeable signs of
weakening, having already begun to
kick on the umpire's decisions. The fea-
lures of the game-well, it was one of the
good old-fashioned kin d, and there were