The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-07-17

-ioff on all trimmed hats, ready-to-
wear hats and sailors at +. Walters Il
Co.'S. Just received the latest in mid
summer hats are made of white duck and
beaver and are called the Pan-American
and Buffalo. Come and see the bargains.
There were more persons killed and
wounded by our uproarous method of
celebrating the Fourth OF July last Thurs
day than there were in the Spanish
American war, says the Punxy Spirit,
and we believe the estimate is none too
large.
Roy, son of Hon. N. p. Wheeler, of
Endeavor, while celebrating the 4th, had
one side of his face blistered by the pre-
mature explosion Of powder. He came
to Tidioute with his father and DIR. Shu-
CERT dressed the hurts and he is all right
with no scars.-News.
The insurance firm off. II. Mitchell
x Co., Warren, Pa, has been dissolved
by mutual consent, II. Il. Mitchell retir-
ing. j. Ii. Mitchell, James T. Brennan
and W. A. Alexander are the members of
the new firm. which will be known as
Mitchell, Brennan & Co.
Albert Elliot of Stewards Run sus-
tanned fracture of the left arm while
alghting from the train at Tidioute on
4th of July. The young man did not re-
alize the serious nature of the hurt till
DR.. Dunn was consulted, who discovered
bone was broken and made the needed
repairs.
Following is the list of letters remain
ing uncalled for in the Tionesta, Pa, post
Office for the week ending July II, 1901;
Mrs. Lidan Bradish, Miss Mary Evens,
Mr.. Wills Emminger, Mr.. II. II. Wilson,
Mr.. Vincent Todd, Mr.. Henry Il. Kelly,
Prof. L. ]. Robinson, Mr.. G. T, Lay 2
cards, o. NJ. Edwards.
d. s. KNOX, p. NJ.
"A recent issue of the Mcdonald Rec
ord gives an account ofa trap shoot in
that place in which Sam. w. Coleman
lugged off first honors, Sl5 gun case.
A few more practice shoots with the Tlo-
nesta gun club and Sam will be in po-
sition to accompany the next squad
across tine big pond TO help beat out the
English wingshots.
Heath & Felt have added something
sniptous in the oil tank line. 1t is 8
machine so constructed as to measure,
without the aid of can. funnel and lot
of useless paraphernalia, from quart tc
five gallons automatically, at the same
time doing away with the usual splash
ing and spilling incident to the old fash
ioned spigot, measure and funnel.
The conclusion of the first term o
Miss Tallman's class in music was cele
brated by very enjoyable musicale at tn
home of William Lawrence last Thurs
day evening. Selections were played b!
all members of the class and a number 0
: others. A dainty luncheon was serve'
: which proved that the treat was no
wholly musical. Miss Tallman is re
G ceiving much praise for her success as al
instructor.
y The death of John Wesley Stroup q
:. Sistersville, w. Va, on the lst inst
, mentioned in these columns two week
p ago, was evidently caused by heal
trouble, his roommate having foun
= him dead in bed when he went to retir
T. some time before midnight. The dt
}; ceased had complained of not feelin
i very well the day before. His remain
t. were taken in charge by his son William
and were buried at Sistersville.
We hope by next year TO hear
70 many of our farmers and citizens engal
W ing more extensively in the cultivatio
of strawberries, which always find
So ready sale at a fair figure. This sectc
seems specially adapted TO the guilty
is ton of this most luscious of all berric
r and they Ear excel the stock usual
ia shipped i'm from distance. Just beio
b, the season expired Mr. Squires, who
h farm is located about three miles abo
Tionesta, near the county home, su
i'll prised and tickled the editors family
ss leaving quantity of his raising OF stra'
e- berries that were much superior to al
bt we have yet seen shipped in from o'
i'm side growers. Let us have more hon
grown Strawberries hereafter.
o. Dorothy Dix is a philosophical "
VI" man who dispenses wisdom by the c
"e umn. and her advice to girls is full
'nh practical wisdom. She says: "Be am
re- BILE. People may laugh at your sha
speeches before your face, but they "
'le- call you cat behind your back. I
lrg worlds bette noir is a sharp tongued
elk, man. 1t breads her. 1t fears her and
hat shelves her. 1t is the amiable, good
ex- tured, generous girl, who has a g
word for other girls, and who is VIII
will to share her beaux and her chocol
ON creams, whose engagement we read
Dck the society columns of the paper 81
the the kind of girl fellows mother
-ers sisters like, and that he hunts up for h
self when he really means business