The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1903-08-19


Oil and gas leases at this Office.
Hopkins sells the Douglas shoes tt
IF you want 10 be fitted out with a
nice new fall hat, come here. Heath &
Felt. 1t
The Epworth League held a social at
the home of Sheriff Noblit Monday eye
ming.
See that you are registered on or be-
fore Sept. I'd, or you may lose your vote
this fall.
The st. Louis Ladies VS.. Tionesta on
the ball field here next Friday. Game
calls at 3 o'clock.
Straw hats mnst move out. 81 hats
for 81, and all 81, 75c and soc straw hats
now 25c at Hopkins store. 1t
IA young man named Rickerson had
his right wrist dislocated by~falling off a
<ar at Endeavor Monday last.
Right in the midst Of the canning
season, as we are, you should go to the
White Star Grocery for all things need
full in that line. 1t
The girls from st. Louis will play
with The home team at the ball grounds
next Friday. It's bound TO be a good
glme. Don't miss 1t.
Anyone desiring to purchase a team
of draught horses will do well to take a
look at the fine team of grays that
Liveryman Garfield has for sale.
"A daughter was horn last Wednesday
: to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Indy, and a son to
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bean on Tuesday of
last week. All of Eudeavor, Pa.
Harry Harp of Marienville was down
yesterday with a load of honey, the pro-
6uction of his fine apiary. Mr.. Harp is a
successful bee keeper and makes it pay.
Strength and vigor come of good
food, duly digested. Force a ready to-
serve wheat and barley food, adds no
burden, but sustains, nourishes, invigor-
ates. If
Mondays Oil City Derrick says /;
: Kenneth Normile, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
P. Normile, Seneca street, fell off the
porch Saturday evening, dislocating his
shoulder.
: Ice cream sandwiches are welcome
additions to the summer luncheon menu.
To prepare them, take sponge cake and
slice it rather thin, placing thin layers of
cream between the slices.
Mrs. Rhodes, Felict of the late Rev.
Henry Rhodes, has been granted a Wild
owls pension of s. per month which was
secured through s. d. Irwin, Esq, in the
remarkably short time of three months.
, The Hof Business College, Warren,
Pa, opens for business Sept. first with
the best advantages for students of any
school in the country. having new meth
DDS and equipment lately adopted for flu
ture use. IT
People who owe taxes in Tionesta
should pay this month if they want the
benefit Of the five per cent. discount. The
tax collector has posted his notices as the
law requires, and Sept. lst is the last day
for discount.
Lester, the ten-year-old son of Ira M.
Fox of Nebraska, fell out of the lath mill
at that place lest Friday and broke the
bones of his left forearm just above the
wrist. Tho fracture was reduced by DR..
Bovard, and the lad is doing well.
Squire William Thomas has taken a
contract of saving the remaining timber
on a traction Hunter run for Osgood &
Jameson, and will move his mill as soon
as the bridge repairs are sufficiently along
to admit of hauling the same across.
ALI indications point towards a sue
cessful year at the Clarion State Normal
School. The faculty has been increased
and strengthened and the standard of eff
fciency has. been made equal to that Of
the best schools of this or any other state.
There will be a meeting of the Forest
County Poultry Association at the furni-
ture store of s.. II. Haslet's Sons next
Friday evening, August Dist. All inter-
ested are cordially invited to be present
and take part in the business o fthe meet
ing.
According to the Cory Leader, JUDD
son Woodward, of Sheridan, lost a flock
offs chickens Saturday in a peculiar
manner He fed the fowls with meal
mixed with water which had been used
in washing butter, and 30 minutes later
the fowls were dead,
Every column of a newspaper con-
tains 5000 to 25. eco distinct pieces of met
al. The displacement OF one of these
means an error. Is it any wonder that
errors sometimes occur? Still some peo-
nile are shocked to see a letter upside
down or a wrong letter in a newspaper.
The Franklin News says: at must
take unadullerated nerve to come into a
newspaper Office 10 sell tickets for an EN-
tertainment when a paper has given it
$50 worth of Advertising" And the News
might have justly added: 1t requires
cheek equal to hat ola brass monkey to
hand the editor two % cent tickets in
payment for $40 worth Of local, and, if he
happens to use them, call him d dead
head .''-Clarion Democrat.