The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-06-18

Lawrence Paints. Locals.
White Star Grocery. Locals.
Tionesta Cash Store. Locals.
Keller. Merchant tile Tax Notice.
--Oil market closed at Sl.20.
oil and gas leases at this Office.
Walton leads them all. Il. c. $.
The bass fishing season is now on.
Hopkins sells the Douglas shoes II
Walton shoes for boys. Tionesta
Cash Store. 1t
No Benzine in Lawrence Paint, sold
by Killmer Bios 1t
Newest creations in mems summer
shirts at Hopkins 1t
When you want the best shoes for
service see T. G. $. 1t
Pure Oil, Pure Lead, Pure Zine
Lawrence Paiut-at Killmer Bros, 1t
Mrs. Williams is making swell 18th
o'July gowns for Endeavor ladies. II
For Sao-at Scowden 4 Clark's shop,
second hand buggy-Dolson self-oiling
axle. If
Hopkins stock of Summer clothing
for men aud boys is immense. Look it
over before buying. II
When hungry go to the White Star
Grocery, or phone for iust what your
appetite Graves. They have 1t. 1t
-Scowden G Clark have for sale sec
ond hand buggy and wagon. Anyone in
need Of either can secure bargain. II
Geo. l.. Scott of Marienville, but of
late a resident of Kane, has moved his
family to oil City, where he will make
his home for an indefinite period.
The drllers have a fishing job on the
Proper well on Fork run. The drill is in
the sand and the well will be brought in
as soon rs the tools are recovered.
"A blacksnake measuring 5 feet in
ches in length was killed Sunday after
noon last in the alley between Robin
sons store and the Central House.
"A very snappy base ball game was
played on the home grounds last Thurs
day between Pleasantville and Tionesta,
resulting in score offs to 4 in favor of
the home team.
There is an occasional dollar yet
taken in by the internal revenue col
lectors. The Meadvile Office reported
for May total of $50, l5O 80, of which
amount $50, lOi,43 was for beer, whisky
and cigars stamps.
&C. NJ. Arner & Son, having just in
stalled new Smith Premier typewriter,
are prepared to do all kinds of typewrit-
ing, copying, etc, for the public in an ar
tishc manner and at reasonble rates.
Call at the Office when in need of such
service. 2t
Peter German, an old and well known
citizens of McGraw, Warren county, died
at the home of his son at that place on
Tuesday aud was buried Thursday. De-
ceased was the oldest resident of the vi
cnity, having passed his SD birthday.
lie is survived by a widow and three
daughters.
1t would be a good idea for the side
walk committee of the borough council
to do little "rubbering" about town.
There are some walks in This town that
are dangerous to pedestrians. especially
on bridge street, and someone will haye
bill of damages 10 pay for broken bones
some of these days.
The second annual undenominational
holiness camp meeting will be held at
Crystal Springs Park, near Titusville,
July llth to Goth. next. the admission
to grounds is free. Tents may be Sc
cured by writing TO DR.. f. II. Shining,
Titusville, Pa, early, and for all infor-
nation relative to the meeting,
-Ifyou are contemplating visit to
Chautauqua this season you can secure
light, airy, furnished rooms at moderate
rates at The Maccabee Cottage, Mrs. c..
A. James, manager, al Waugh Avenue,
Chautauqua, n. Y. This cottage is in a
desirable location only about three min
utes walk from the Amphitheatre. 1t
Clyde Kuhu, "A young man about 20
years of age, met terrible death at the
Cook Il Graham saw mill at Brookville,
last Friday afternoon. He was caught in
the belt that carries the power to the lath
mill and whirled to his death. The body
was so badly mangled that scarcely a
semblance ofa human being remained.
The annual reunion of the North
western Association, Department OF
Penna., G. A. X. will be held at Mon
arch Park, midway between Franklin
and Oil City, on Wednesday, September
TO- This will be the 18th meeting this
association has held, and the management
expects it will be marked by largo at.
tendance.
homegrown Strawberries arc begin.
ming TO make their appearance i'm market
and they beat the imported article abou
'steen to one. But the incest, iuclest and
by all odds the finest favored are the Int
tie wild berry, some of which are finding
their way TO this market and are readily
taken in. The crop is said to be fairly
good this season.
Lee Confer, whose home is in Mar
ienyille, was taken very i'll alta hotel il
Spartansburg yesterday and was brough
10 Cory on the train this morning
where he was met by an ambulance anC
taken to the city hospital. lie 5 a very
sick man and his case is pronounced ty
phQid fever. HIS mother has been mott