The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-07-03


matter figures out that prudent, sensi.
biz tourist can visit the Pan-Am, at Buff
falo at total cost of about $3.50 day.
This includes admission, street car fare,
and one or two Midway admissions.
Harry Moody killed a rattlesnake
carrying three rattles, in front of his resi-
denco in the lower end of town yester-
day. II seems there must be a den of
Fathers in that immediate neighborhood
as they have been killing them there for
a number OF years.
Mr.. ane Mrs. j. S. Alabaugh of
Hickory township have the sympathy OF
their neighbors in the loss of their s.
month-old son Arthur, whose death oc-
cured last Sunday. The burial took
place ON Church Hill Monday afternoon,
Rev. w. p. Murray officiating.
An interesting article in the Re-
view Of Reviews for July describes the
important work lately undertaken by the
New York and New Jersey commissions
for the preservation of the Palisades OF
the Hudson River and the establishment
of a Palisades Park.
Some of the teachers elected in Har-
mony township at recent meeting of the
school board are as follows: West Hick-
ory school, Prof. w. w. Coon, principal,
Miss Blanche Peace, No. l; Trunkeyville
school. Miss Mary Casey; Fleming Hill
school, Miss Alice Siggins.
The w. r. C. will hold its regular
meeting at their hall this, Wednesday,
evening. The delegates report of the
proceedings of the State convention re.
Gently held at Gettysburg will be read,
and it is earnestly requested that all
members be in attendance.
The work on the new bridge over the
Clarion river is progressing raoidly. The
stone work is nearly completed and
ready for the iron superstructure. II
nothing which will delay the work takes
place the bridge will be ready for use in
month.-Clarion Democrat.
-Leeper, Wooster Il Co., who have a
lease of the James Em6rt farm on Tubbs
Run, have given a contract to Grove Bros
for the drilling of a well on the property
and operations will begin forthwith
They expect to have the well down in
less than three weeks from now.
AS showing that the wheat crop is moi
failure this year, S. 4. Church, FLICK
ory township, brought in a bundle of his
growing that measured 5 feet inches
from head TO foot. the stocks being
large and healthy looking, and the
heads we'll filled. Mr.. Church has sever
al acres of this cereal.
The Mt. Jewett Herald says thai
Elisha X. Kane has inaugurated an eX'
tensive system of tree planting on tho
lands that he has denuded of forests in
his lumber operations. He will this
spling set out about Kushequa 2,cOI
white pine 1000 Douglass spruce, l,OOC
Eastwood, and 500 Colorado pine.
The Treasury Department has de-
cided that cask used in importing liq'
uor cannot be used again in exporting
liquor. Now, If the department would
decide that man once filled with booz'
could not again be used for the same pur
pose, says the Greensburg Star, the temp
erance question would be settled.
e. W. Cooper, who was quite wei
and favorably known here, died at hi
home in Bradford on the 9th ult., of ty
phoid malaria. Deceased was aged 4
wears and leaves wife aud one son,
babe of four motnhs. He was one of TIN
owners the fine oil lease located oil
Tubbs run, and known as Cooper, Reel
q Co.
Sunday trains are again on the sum
mer schedule of the Pennsy's river di
vision. No. 937 arrives at this station a
9:45 a. M, and leaves on the return tril
at $50 a. m. going no farther north thai
Tionesta. In the afternoon train 939 ar
rives here at 2;I5 going as far as Irven
on. Returning leaves Tionesta at ST.
p. m.
The Tionesta correspondent of tn
Titusville Herald says: "The typhoi
fever patients are all reported much i'm
proved" With the exception that ther
is not a typhoid fever patient in thi
town the Herald correspondent is prot
ably correct. Correspondents who haV
no other aim than to try TO give thei
town black eye should be scratched o
the list.