The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1903-05-20

oil market closed at Sl.50
Fine china dishes at II. G. s. 1t
Oil and gas leases at this office.
Walton leads them all. II. G. S.
Hopkins sells the Douglas shoes II
Paint should last more than one year;
Lawrence does-sold by j. c. Dunn. 1t
How delightful the shower of Mon
day afternoon. May we have them of'en'
There are still lot of those sugar
beet seeds at the REPUBLICAN office that
can he had for the asking.
Rev. B f. Fett will preach the Me-
mortal sermon to the G. A. r. in the
Presbyterian church next Sabbath morn
ing at i o'clock A general and cordial
invitation is extended.
j. ]. Landers is putting cement
walk in front fand finishing his house
as rapidly as possible. and the Presbyter-
u'1an congregation is considering the rent
ing OF it for parsonage.
Get your orders in early for straw
berries and pineapples Tor canning pur-
boses. The early fruit is the soundest
and best, and the best place to get fruits
and vegetables of all kinds is at the White
Star Grocery. IL
Mrs. Anna Stenbrook, residing south
of Meadville, is reported to be fatally Ill
from the bite of muskrat She was in
, the spring-house and when she reached
under board the animal seized her right
hand with its teeth.
List of letters remaining uncalled for
in the Tionesta, Pa, postnffice for the
week ending May 20, 1908: A. j. How
ell, Esq, NJ. T. Munzenheimer, card,
Pete Shuie, card.
D. S. KNOX, P. M.
Our trade is constantly increasing
D and we are putting forth every effort to
please our patrons. Gene and see our
new lot of fruits and flowers for trim
ming, and new straw braid for made hats.
See our line OF street hats before you pur-
chase. Joyces' Millinery. 1t
-Brer. Muse is elevating his Iuse,
putting cellar under it, putting bay
WINDOW OH tut iitiitH Sluu dhu h'O'''b ~
a trife to one side and bit back. The
improvement will enhance the value OF
the property as well AS add much to the
comfort of tie occupants.
The Forest county W. G. Il. U. held
very successful executive meeting in
the PRESBYTERIAN church Friday, May 10,
Mrs. Suie NJ. Sharpe, county president,
presiding. Quite large number OF OIL
GERS and superintendents were present.
The Tionesta local union served lunch
con which was highly enjoyed.
The Odd Fellows of Western Penn
sylyania are preparing TO make the lay
ing of the corner stone of the Wayside
Inn at Grove City the greatest celebra-
ton in the history of the order. over
10000 people are expected and the rail-
roads are making arrangements for even
greater crowd.
Roy, the three-year old son of VIM.
Campbell, OF West Hickory, fell off the
steps at the barge yard "a distance of near
ly 20 feet. last Saturday, and though bad
ly shaken up he has been able to be
around since, strange to say. The little
fellows face was considerably bruised
but his physician, DR.. Morrow found nc
serious injury to the body.
The work which has been in progress
on the Big Rock bridge has been stopped
for a time and all of the men employed
on the structure have gone away. 1t Is
understood that work was suspended fol
the reason that the two spans of thu
bridge over the channel have to be raised
to comply with the rules of the War De
partment. Franklin News.
John Gold OF Nebraska, met with al
accident last Saturday which, while no
serious, will lay him up for couple
weeks. He was loading car at one
the skidways near Fox Creek on tie Col
Inns & Kreitler logging road, when one
his legs was caught between two log
causing severe squeezing of the kne
Joint and spraining of the ankle.
Last Saturday WIN. Wise, employed
on the new mill at Endeayor, had III
second Joint of the third finger of his lei
hand partly torn out by The "dog" on tn
mill carriage, making very painful ant
severe wound, which may distroy the us
of the finger. He was attended by DR.. w
G.. Morrow who made him as comfortabl
as possible under the circumstances.
The conscience of one ofour subscrib
ers, at least, has not become scared, say
an exchange. He writes as follows: g
have been reading so much lately abou
the fate of delinquent subscribers that
have not been resting well at night Fin
enclosed two dollars for subscription.
There are others of our readers VIII
must be naturally mighty good sleeper'
Last Thursday Fred Machesney
Neilltown, was thrown off the runway
Norton &c Siggns' mill on Little Hickor
creek striking on his head and shoulder
and cutting bad gasn on the right sid
of his forehead, the cut extending 10 I'll
eve. lie was otherwise severely cut an
bruised about the head and face, but M
dangerously. DR.. w. G. Morrow atten'
ed him.