The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-08-06

l tiAiN't i'i tAu Mtth thNslE aug. W liu-
Mrs. Mary English, Mrs. ". ~. Grant,
Miss Remard-card. Mr.. J. f. Sandruck
card ID. s. KNOX, p. NJ.
Mrs. c. +. Weaver's beautiful night
blooming cereus put forth its final bios
sons for this season last " Mednesdly eve
ning. There We're nine blossoms out on
this occasion and their beauty and fra
GRANGE were admired by numerous call
ers.
All the Pennsylvania engines are TO
be re-numbered. The passenger equip
ment has passed through such treatment
that in live years the only lettering on
the freight car equipment will be the one
word "Pennnsylvania," each division
losing its identity in this respect.
"A Brookville dispatch under date of
Aug. lst, says; Barnabas McCann, a
woll-known citizen. committed suicide
yesterday by igniling stick Of dyna-
mite. His body was frightfully maDgled
and his home partially wrecked by the
explosion. The cause for the deed is not
known.
Established nearly ten years. Grad
yates in nearly every state in the Union.
holding positions of honor and trust.
The largest enrolment during the past
year, in the history OF tho institution.
Such is the record of Warren Business
University, Warren. Ponna. Send to-day
for catalogue. 2t
Mr. and Mrs George d. Smith of
Marienyille, en- route with two daughters
from Marienville TO Warren, Saturday,
accidentally y left her pocketbook contain
ing 500 in the waiting room at Kane,
while she stepped out side. During her
absence the purse was stolen and no trace
of it could be found.
The Derrick's oil report for July,
covering the Pennsylvania, the South
west and the Southeast Ohio field is thus
summarized and compared with June
doings: Completed wells, 6S5, decrease 30;
dry holes, 1855, decrease AZ; new produc-
tion, 1853, increase iO5 barrels New
work, rigs and drilling wells, S96, het de-
crease Il.
Miss Kathleen Joyce having resigned
as teacher of Room No. of the borough
high school, which position she held
during the past term and to which she
had been re elected, the school board has
set next Monday evening. llth inst, for
filling the vacancy thus created, and to
which date applications will be received
and considered.
-"Not being addicted to the use of
snun" says the "Merely Incidental"
man of the Oil City Blizzard, "the beau
tifully enameled snuff box, which we
have received from Prince Henry will be
utilized as bait box" In that case we'd
advise the bringing along of the regula-
ton size cork-screw; we haven't any
up in this neck.
-"Ah got no .use fo' de man." said
Charcoal Eph in one of his philosophical
turns, dat donate er thousan' dollahs t
de heather fund Oh de fashionable church
wild one han an raise de rents on his
tenement houses wild de udder. And
spec he bettah begin practicin' crawlin'
fro de eve oh er needle. Mistah Jack
son v'--Baltimore News.
The attendance at the Free Melho-
dist campmeeting at Pleasantville last
Sabbath was immense, being perhaps the
largest ever known at a similar gathering
in this section. This town and vicinity
furnished a large list of attendants on
that day, and a rig could not be hired for
love nor money. There were many
soakings experienced by those Who start
ed homo early in the evening.
On account of the Elks' Carnaval at
oil City, Pa, August to 0, the Pennsyl-
vauia Railroad Company y will sell excur-
sion tickets to Oil City and return, good
going on above dates and good to return
until August 10, inclusive, from Titus
willie, Tidioute, Foxburg, and interme-
diate stations, at reduced rates (mini-
mum rate 25 cents). For specific infor-
nation apply TO ticket agents. 1t
-Pittsburg rivermen have not known
so valuable a summer as the present one
tor river shipments and for preparation
for fall work in a score of years, and
probably at no time since the river trail
fc Of coal began. There has hardly been
a dun day for the coal operators this year,
for when low water came in June all the
tows had been returned to the upper
pools for reloading, after heavy spring
The month of July has given
the unusual and unprecedented shipment
of about 27 100000 bushels of coal and
more than 1000 tons of manufactured
products.-Pittsburg Post.
Capt VIM. Mccain of Newmans
Vile, who has been engaged in drilling
up on the Hopkins farm for several
months past, met with an accident on
Monday of last week which is giving him
much pain and trouble. lie was thrown
into the air several feet by the bullwheel,
and in his fall lit on his back, striking on
a bit-jack. While the injury was pain
full he did not think ii worth while to
summon physician till a day or two
afterward. When be did so the physisian,
DIR. Dunn, found three ribs were fractur-
ed. Mr.. McCann was able. with much
suffering TO reach his home, but will be
laid up for number ofweeks no doubt
Harry p. Clifford, of Licklngville,
spent Wednesday at the county seat. Mr..
Clifford says that the hail st,rm which
visited Washington township last Friday
did thousands ordollars worth ofdamage.
Corn is shredded, oats stripped, buck
wheat beaten down and every growing