The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1903-06-10
oil market closed at $l.50.

--Oil market closed at $l.50.
oil and gas leases at this Office.
Hopkins sells the Douglas shoes tt
Good paint has one kind of oil-Lin-
seed-Lawrence sold by DR.. ]. c.. Dunn.
The market affords nothing in the
fresh vegetable line tLat is not to be
foSnd at the White Star Grocery. 1t
Sailors, the very latest walking hat,
at Joyce's millinery. Exquisite in style
and beauty, and not high in price. 1t
-Lost--A telescope, between Nebraska
and Fryburg, Saturday, 7th inst. Find
or will please notify G. +, Cropp, Tio-
nesta, Pa.
After your daily toll is ended take
comfort in one of those handsome ham
mocks to- be had at Hopkins for very
little cash. 1t
There are some sections of that
Bridge street side walk that still retain
their almost impossible condition.
Wonder why.
The X. .. ". of Endeavor will hold
an ice cream social at kindergarten Hail.
Saturday evening, June l3. Everyone
come and help the boys.
Henry Bush, of Starr, had his right
foot badly lascerated last Thursday by
allowing large crosscut saw to fall up
on it, tooth side downward.
AT the recent convention of the w.
r. G. of Pennsylvania, Mrs. Jennie E.
Agnew, of Tionesta, was ra-elected
treasurer of the STATE department.
There's nothing ike the Strootman
shoe for durability, comfort, style ane
moderation in price. The best shoe for
ladiasei the market. Hopkins sells
The gentle, soak ing rams of Sunday
- aud Monday were surely very fine, re-
juvinating the gardens and all vegetation,
and doing inestimabe good to crops gen
orally.
Strawberries of the home grown va
riety at the White Star Grocery. This is
a good time to buy for canning or pre-
serving purposes, as the berries are fresh
and solid. 1t
"A Southern mans swho has discovered
that feeding hens Nth onions tlavors
their eggs, is now trying the experiment
of feeding them with whisky and sugar
IN nrO1upa aUOnOu
Should this meet the eye of any onein
this latitude who is possessed of fairly
good umbrella that does not belong to
him or her, will he or she kindly return
same to---but what's the use.
Following is the list of letters lying
uncaled for in the post Office at Tionesta,
Pa, for the week ending June 10, 1908:
Mrs. William Smith, r. G. Lamberton,
card. ID. S. KNOX, p. NJ.
The Pennsylvania State Educational
Association meets at Wilkes Barre June
30. July and 2, A fine program is of
fered, and there will no doubt be a large
gathering of teachers and friends of edu-
cation.
Rufus Noblit, who recently had
leg broken and sustained other injuries
while running" on the creek, is able
to be around on crutches and went to
Barnes, Pa. yesterday on visit to his
grandparents.
Jonathan Albaugh Jr., of Hickory
township, cut his foot badly last Wednes-
day with an axe, while cutting logs for
Osgood Il Jamiesons mill. DR.. Dunn
sewed up the cash, which was several
inches long, and involved greater por-
tion of the instep.
"A well-wrtten advertisement we'll
placed is the hest introduction firm can
have to the ever changing public, and
there is nothing in which the people take
quite the same interest in reading as they
do the home paper.
"A strictly first cl,ss carriage and
wagon painter will be engaged with
Scowden II Clark for the next two weeks,
and II any owners of buggies or other We
hicles desire work done in this line they
should bring it in while the artist is here.
Don't put it off too long.
Next Monday you may fish for bass,
and catch 'em too, you have the luck,
without fear of molestation by the war
den, constable or any other fellow. The
sport ought to be as promising of results
as in former years, as there has been lit
tie ifany illegal fishing so far as reports
GO.
The following unique advertisement
appeared re Gently in the columns of the
Portland Mel Argus: "Stole or rund
avay.-Been loose him bout two tree
weeks, hees almost black aud white dog
him tail cut off pretty close to my body
somebody find her belong to him keep
it. Joe BOrdeam."
BY an act passed by the last legisla-
ture and signed by the governor on April
q ii is now the duty Of each county sup
erntendent to call annually meeting of
the school directors of the county for the
purpose OF considering questions pertain
ing 10 school administration. Each di-
rector is required to attend these meet
ings, and shall receive his necessary eX-
penses and mileage at the rate OF three
cents mile, TO be paid out of the school
fund of his district.