The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1903-07-01

July the l.
-Bullnog Day
oil market closed at Sl.50.
oil and gas leases at this Office.
Hopkins sells the Douglas shoes II
No paper will be issued from this Of
flee next week.
Use the best paint--Lead and Zinc
Lawrence-Dr. j. c. Dunn sells it. 1t
The place to buy up-to-dats furnish
ings for both ladies and gentlemen, is at
Heath & Felt. 1t
The strawberry season is about at an
end, but RED. and black raspberries will
soon be at the front.
If you want to be "in it" on the
Fourth get your dress shirt, hat, shoes
and neckwe of Hopkins. 1t
Don't forget that our store is the only
place to get "Black Cat' hosiery. Best
in the world. Heath Il Felt. 1t
"A nice easy-tittng shoe is not only a
beauty, usually. but JOY for eight to
twelve months, if you buy them of Hop
kins. 1t
A second hand moving machine and
second hand hay rake, both in good con-
dition, for sale at bargain. See Scow-
den Il Clark.
-Ifyou expect to preserve any straw
berries this season, now is your time to
secure them. The White Star Grocery is
tlfe place to get the BEST 1t
On the lawn at j. W. McCrea's this,
Wednesday, evening, July /, the Ep-
worth League will serve ice cream and
cake. Everybody come.
Girls whose conversation is mainly
composed of slang might about as well
smoke cigarettes. The two 60 very well
together, and neither is respectable.
When "kids" hear nothing but slang
at home how can they be expected to de-
velop into anything but "billy" and
"nannie" goats as they grow older?
Strength and vgor come of good
food, duly digested "Force," a ready to-
serve wheat and barley food, adds no
burden, but sustains, nourishes, invigor-
ates. If
-Edinboro Summer Normal prepares
for teaching, college and for regular Nor
NAL work. Session begins July 9th.
For further information address, John f.
Bigler, Principal. 1t
There's a potato famine in this town
just at the present writing, and the new
crop don't appear to have touched us
very hard yet. Without potatoes we're
goners, that's sure.
The Dancing Club gave another OF
their delightful parties in Bovard's Hall
last evening. and in spite of the extreme
ly warm weather, all seemed to enjoy
themselves hugely.
Marriage licenses granted this week
by clerk of courts Geist Geo. w. Wal
ton aud Cora f.. Cochran, both of Gill
foyle. A. w. Dolby and Bertha FELTON,,
both of Marienville.
"A graphic account of the recent floods
in Kansas and Missouri, with photo
graphs ofhigh water scenes, is contrib
utod to the Review Of Reviews for July
by Charles NJ. Harger.
Licenses we're granted last week to
sell liquor in the boro of Coudersport,
Potter conuty, which breaks a prohibi-
ton record of fifty years standing for
that sequestered place.
The excursion from Bradford and
Olean to Titusvile and intermediate
points last Sabbath contained l3 coaches,
and every one was loaded to its fullest
capacity with human freight.
Farmers report the hay crop looking
up since the wet season set in, and the
probability is that the yield will be pretty
nearly up to the average by the time
harvesting begins. So mote it be.
Following is the list of letters lying
uncalled for in the post office at Tionesta,
Pa, for the week ending July LIST, 1903
r. w. Guethoff Esq, card. Mrs. c. j.
Grove, card. ID. s. KN OK, Z. M.
d. w. Hunter, for a number of years
foreman OF the Proper Reserve lease, in
Howe township, but now holding simi-
lar place in the Stewart Run oil field,
was visitor to town Saturday, and while
here gave the REPUBLICAN a pleasant
call.
Here's tip for some of our poultry
fanciers who are oftened heard to grum-
BILE at there i'll luck in raising chicks
Mrs. f. X. Lanson reports the setting oI
hen over twenty-one eggs, every one o
which Matched, and the big brood is do
ing finely.
-"There is one thing can never nn.
derstand," said a patient looking woman
"and that is why man who has been
sitting with a crowd al the afternonn al
base ball game will come home and
say that the noise of the children makes
him nervous. ."-EX.
justices of the Peace are hereby
warned that the U. S. Pension Agency al
Pittsburg, Pa, will reject all vouchers
executed by them, unless they comply
strictly with the Act of Assembly ap
proved April ., 1908. requiring them tC
use seal as described in section ,, anC
that date of expiration OF commission b'
given. Aldermen, being eX-otliciO iustire'
of the peace, will be required to comply
with said Act.