The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-05-15

John Thomson, whose remains were laid
to rest in Riverside cemetery last Thurs
dav evening, wish to extend thanks to
the many friends and neighbors for the
kindness shown them during the Illness
and after the death Of husband and
father.
We can furnish sleeping acco mo-
dations for limited number, at reason
able rates, during the Pan American Ex-
position. Persons wishing such accom-
modations may correspond with us.
Right near street car lines going direct to
the grounds. Rev. f. +. SHoUP,
q 70 Tenth St., Buffalo, n. Y.
A national holiness camp meeting
will be held at Crystal Springs park, be-
tween Pleasantville and Titusville, July
II to 81, inclusive. number of promi-
nent speakers from all parts of the
country will be in attendance. The park
is u very pretty and comfortable spot To-
Gated on the trolly line, and doubtless a
large crowd will be gathered there during
the meetings.
-Byan oversight we omitted last week
to mention a very pleasant banquet given
by Mrs. l.. j. Hopkins to the teachers,
the alumni and the class Of 1901 recently
graduated, at her home on the evening
of May lst inst. Those who were iortu-
nate enough to be present reported a de-
lightful time, and an evenings enjoy
ment such as only their charming host
ess is capable of furnishing.
Relatives in this vcininity Of the fam
lily Of Mr.. G. d. Ackerly of Jacksonville,
Fla, have word that they were among
the sufferers from the recent great con-
fiagration that swept that city al
most from the face of the earth. They
lost all their household goods, barely es'
Gaping with what few articles they could
carry with them. The family is now
quarlered at the home of personal friends
A large number Of small dealers will
stop handling cigarettes when the bill
goes into effect which demands an an
uual license of SIS from dealers who
handle cigarettes. The license must b'
paid to the treasurer of the Borough
where the cigarettes are sold. The prott
on cigarettes has always been small an
under the new bill it will be necessary
to sell a large number of them before
cent of profit is realized.
New millinery goods just received
at Mrs. Lynch's, Endeavor, Pa. Ready
to-wear outing hats, shirt waist hats, an'
trimmed sailor hats, at % cents to $50
each. / have just received nice lot o
untrimmed hats, Of latest design an'
colors, 40 cents and up. Also a nice 10
of new flowers of all kinds, 10 cents an'
up. Misses and childrens hats in grea
variety. Dainty null caps and Swis
caps for the children at p cents to sl.OC
Last Saturday forenoon Mrs. pavi
Blum met with severe accident at Go
lima, where her husband has been em
ployed for some time. She was on th
veranda and leaning against the railln
which gave way causing her to fall dis
tance ofseveral feet and striking on ne
head and shoulders, rendered her un
conscious for several hours. DIR. Bovar
was summoned and found her quite ser
ously bruised, but no bones were broke
and at last accounts she was recoyerin
slowly.
Paul & Son are putting in abol
, every hour of daylight now cementin
the town. A new stretch extending lroi
Judge Crawford's corner TO the cou
! house square has been completed, an
Hotel Weaver has been fronted the enti
distance with seven foot walk. Beio
the gentlemen finish in Tionesta u
board walks along the main street OF Il
, city will practically have been supplant'
by cement. The past winter has demo
strated that it is the proper thing {
side walks.
This morning, says the Frank
9 Ne,rs, as a FIRST Ward gentleman car
= out of his house, he saw hobo who hi
just emerged from barn and was brus
ing the hayseeds from his back. i
"Bo' noticed two labOring men going
their work, when he commenced 10 cuI
y to himself, calling the workmen all kin
10 Of hard names and ending mp with
l. phrase, d a working man, anyhow
-e In few minutes the hobo started
n and in less than five minutes was at
mans house who had listened to the
,r rade, wanting something to eat. 1t
is needless to say he was refused, and 1
y should be the case in every instar
i where young and able-bodied men
is asking for food at the present TIT
There is plenty of work and those "
lo desire to find it do not have to sea
ee long. When they come to your ho
a. for food, refuse them, and it will not
he long until the city will be rid OF the nj
TIA ance.
uonlrins' store is full of new goC