The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1903-08-26
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oil and gas leases at thiso Office.
Hopkins sells the Douglas shoes tt
For a new hat, just the correct thing,
call at Hopkins. 1t
Found, a pair of gold trimmed nose
glasses, which await the owner at this
office.
See that you are registered on or be-
fore Sept. I'd, or you may lose your vote
this fall.
New lot of $500, $3.50 and $500 shoes
just received at Hopkins. The famous
: Douglas make. 1t
Rev. r. w. Illingworth will assist
the w. CT. U. in conducting services at
the county home Sunday afterno IN at 3
o'clock.
!. Right m 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
Clerk of Courts Geist has issued these
marriage licenses; VIM. Harkless and
Jennie Nelson; Bert Crecraft and
Gertrude Boyle, all of Kellettville.
A gold cuff button was recently
picked up on the street and handed in to
this office, where the owner can get it by
identifying the same and paying for this
notice.
To attend Edinboro Normal School
means less worry and better work in the
schoo room. Fall term begins Sept. 9TH.
Write for catalogue. John f. Bigler,
Principal. 1t
The Oil City Blizzard very properly
remarks that "a young man never APP
pears so a~bnormally. fresh as when he
first begins calling his seniors by. their
given names"
At Brighton Beach, on Wednesday,
the horse Dan Patch beat the worlds rec
ord for pacing, making the mile in l:5O.
The record since 1898 was held by Star
Pointer, 1881.
The Sunday school excursion to
C%hantauqua last Friday, was well pat
fonized by the people of Tionesta as usual,
more tickets being sold here than at
Hickory and Tidioute together.
The State Normal at Clarion main
taius a standard OF excellence in scholar
ship which, is unsurpassed by that of any
Normal School in the State. There
should be a large attendance this year. l
The following is said to be a simple
cure for the eruption from poison ivy:
Wet a slice of bread with water, dust it
with common washing soda and apply it,
keeping the bread wet from the outside.
The Hoff Business College, Warren,
Pa, e for business Sept. first with
the best advantages for students of any
school in the country, having new meth
ods and equipment lately adopted for flu
, ture use. II
. AWm. Albaugh of Church Hill, Hick-
DRY twp, hasa 2-horse wagon, 81 inch
j skein, complete and good as new, which
lie desires to trade for a good single-horse
wagon with thills. In writing, address
East Hickory, Pa. 1t
The annual Picnic OF Capt. Gen. Stow
w. r, c., will be held at the pleasant
home of Comrade II. w. Ledebur, on
German Hill, on mex Friday, Aug. 2Slh.
All members of the q. A.. r., together
with their families, are cordially invited.
Wanted to purchase, 25, 1000 good cross
ties, shipment to commence Immediately.
Call evenings upon A.. j. Bibbard, pur-
d. chasing agent, at Central Hotel, TioDesta'
LAoKAwANA STEEL Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Dated Aug. 25th, 1908. 1t
The we'll known Clarendon base ball
team will be here On Friday, Sept. 4th,
to play the return game with our boys,
You will bear in mind that they trimmed
us up when our team went up there, and
it is the intention to get this back on thu
visitors if good playing will do it.
Mrs. Jacob Kribbs, of Salem twp.
Clarion county, died on the 10th inst.
aged about so years. She was the mother
of w. A. Kribbs of Kellettyille, thii
county, and was a lady well known anC
highly respected in the community il
which she had passed the greater portion
of her long life.
The handsome new span Of the rive
bridge is now in position, and the worl
of taking down the old one will be com
pleted this week with favorable weather
The new span Is a very substantial piec,
of work and will permit OF teams cross
ing with the heaviest loads, and vehicle
may drive faster than a walk" If they
desire. The bridge company says thu
new arch will easily carry a train of cars
1t is understood that the Nationa
Guard of Pennsylvania will be repre-
sented at the st. Louis Exposition mex
wear. As the 10th Regiment stands frs
in the Second Brigade, that comman'
will doubtless be selected 10 represent tn
militia of the keystone state. The trip
fmade, will take the place of the annua
encampment. No doubt the boys vii
enjoy this outing more than the yearl.
camp duty.