The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1900-07-11
Our lumbermen wore looking an

iously for flood this week but II didn't
quite materalize. 4 boat flood would let
out several thousand dollars worth of
material and come very hand to this
class of business men.
We have few more Farm Journal
subscriptions to dispose of to those who
will pay up arrearages and year ahead ,
or to new advance-paying subscribers.
Speak quickly, for the supply will soon
be exhausted and the offer withdrawn.
Everything in the line of green
goods, fresh and palatable, at Amsler's
these days. Raspborries by the quart or
crate, fine, plump fruit, at lowest possible
figure. Now is the time to order, while
berries are their finest. 1t
Industries for young men and women
in rural districts is the subject of an ar
ticle in the Review of Reviews for July,
by Mrs. Helen r. Albee, who urges that
the encouragement of such industries
will help to counteract the shift of pop
ulation to the great cities.
Tho morning and evening trains on
the W. N. Y. Il p. road have a more aris-
tocratic air about them, now that they
have Pullman Sleepers attached. This
service will doubtless be appreciated by
the travelling public and increasing the
roads patronage accordingly.
Prof. VIM. Krauss, the veteran music
teacher, has returned to Tionesta with g
view to remaining here and giving in
strumental music lessons, being prepared
to teach piano, organ and violin. Prof
Kriuss is finished musician and has
few equals an instructor or performer
The Meadville Tribune gives warning
to farmers to be on their guard agains
agents representing the "Ball Bearing
Churn company of st. Louis. The churn'
turn out butter in two minutes with the
aid of chemical slyly used, but thu
farmer can't make butter with one in two
hours.
If her hostess does her own work the
girl guest who is thoughtful may prop
erly give helping hand in washing the
dishes, or dusting the parlor, but this
help must be tactfully offered and moi
intrusiyely urged; some women are
averse to assistance from their guests.
July Ladies Home Journal.
-Tionesta defeated Tidioute on the
former's ground in the game played last
Saturday week. The score was II to o
Tidioute has never yet defeated Tionesta
on their home grounds, and if the two
towns will confine themselves to home
players strictly we doubt whether oul
up-river neghbors can ever win game
The Vindicator says, "a COW belong
ing to James Slocum, of Golinza, adver.
tised as lost in these columns, was found
in the woods near that place the first o
the week. The COW got its leg fast be-
tween two logs and starved to death be
fore being discovered" If they'd adver.
tised in the REPUBLICAN the COW woulC
have been found before she starved tC
death.
Lightning struck gas pipe in the
vestibule of the M. T.. church during ;
storm last Wednesday week, and, 60
ing upward, followed one of the corner
studding in the new spire, shattering il
to pieces. Rev. Rumberger and tive
others were working in the church at the
time, but none were injured. The dam.
age TO the church is fully covered by in
surance.
Mrs. Rebecca Burton, wife of Charles
Burton, but who made her home will
the family of her sister, Mrs. Hiram
Irwin, near Greenwood church, Barnet
township, was found dead in an old de
serted house located about three-fourth
of mile from the Irwin homestead, las
Sunday afternoon. She had been misseC
since some time in the forenoon. Sh
was aged about so years. We were un
able to learn the cause of her death.
"A man named Reed made a narrow
escape from horrible death Saturda.
last at the large lumber mill of AInsle
g. Campbell, in Milestone township. H
accidentally got his right hand caught il
a belt and would undou btedly have beei
drawn into the wheels and ground +
pieces had he not quickly thrown hi
left arm around post nearby. AS
was the flesh was stripped from his hand
but his life was saved by his presence c
mind in grabbing the post.-Ridg'ca
! AdUOcdte.
The most beautiful piece of colo
which Maud Humphrey has attempte
has been~secui cd by the great Phiadel
phia Sunday Press, and copies will b
given free to every reader of the issue {
next Sunday, July 10. For delecacy {
shading and beauty in every particula
this picture, which is entitled "a Chanc
Acquaintance" is without an equs
among water colors. There is certain
be a great demasd for it hence you ha
better order your copy of next Sunday