The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1903-07-15
oil market closed at $3.50.


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--Oil market closed at Sl.50.
oil and gas leases at this office.
Hopkins sells the Douglas shoes II
Lots of paint made--Lawrence makes
the best. Ask DR.. j. G. Dunn. 1t
You can get straw hat from us at
your own price now. Heath q Felt 1t
The season at Lily Dale opened last
Wednesday and will continue until Sep
tember lst.
DIR. L. j. Bovard has been appointed
physician of the Pennsylvania railroad
at this place.
e. l.. German aud son Charles, of
Endeavor, were down one day last week
and gave the REPUBLICAN pleasant call
while in town.
quite large crowd of young people
enjoyed moonlight picnic at the sui
phur spring on tho German Hill road
last Wednesday night.
Joseph Chudaba, turner in the man
tel factory for the past three years, left
for an indefinite period yesterday, ex-
pecting to be employed in Cleveland at
his trade.
--Adolph Blum had the great toe of his
right foot severely mashed by getting it
under the chime of a molasses barrel he
was helping to unlold from dray wagon
last Thursday.
Editor White came down with the
Tidoute ball players last Friday, and
after transacting some business, wit
messed the game which proved so disas-
trously to his home team.
Now is the time to secure the best
berries for canning purposes, and the
best place to get the freshest fruit is at
the White Star Grocery, where new ship
ments are received daily. 1t
The school library will be open to-
morrow, Thursday, from 3 to p, m.,and
on every Thursday afternoon thereafter
at the same hour. All wishing to secure
books can do so at this time.
"A lawn iete for the benefit of the
Kansas flood sufferers will be given on
the lawn of j. II. Robertson, by the Lady
Maccabe7s, this, Wednesday. evening.
Everybody cordially invited.
The w. II. NJ. S., of the NJ. L. church
will pack a barrel for the Fresh Air
children of Cleveland, Friday next. in
the EpNorth League loom. Contribu-
tions will be gratefully received from all.
All summer hats at bargain prices at
we don't want any-the styles won't
keep. That's fortunate thing for those
who haye not yet purchased. Come
early. 1t
Constable Eden of the township lost
a bunch of keys one day last week which
are quite valuable to him, and if any of
our readers should find them they will
confer a lasting favor on Mr.. Eden by
returning same to him.
AT Brookvile last week the clerk of
courts issued the following marriage IL
censes: John c. Slater, of Clarion county
and Rebecca NJ. Dodson, of Clarington.
Walter +. Lowman, of Marienville, and
Hattie Carberry, Of Brookvlle.
"A picnic party scheduled by a num-
Der of the young ladies TO take place in
the woods yesterday had to he adjourned
on account of rain TO Bovard's hall
where pleasant time was had and fine
luncheon was properly discussed.
The rush for summer shirts is over,
but we have quite large assortment left
which we don't intend to carry over.
Come and examine, and we will make
the price so low that it will be to your
own advantage TO buy. Hopkins. 1t
The State Board says Edinboro stu
dents are well prepared. Every student
in the Junior, Middle and Senior classes,
presented to the State Board by the fac
ulty, passed satisfactorily result of thor
ough work. Fall term begins Sept. 7th.
John f. Bgler, Principal. 1t
Following is the list of letters lying
uncalled for in the post Office at Tionesta,
Pa, for the week ending July 18th, 1908
Mrs. Lizzie Snyder, Mrs. j. V. Sharp,
Mrs. VIM. Stearns, Mr.. II. NJ. Mogle,
Mr.. Archie Bleakslee, Mr.. Henry Brady,
Forest OIL Co. d. S. KNOX, P. NJ.
Charles Bowley, aged about 20 years,
was drowned while bathing in the mill
pond, in Maple creek, at RedclyiIe, this
county, one day last week. The body
was recovered shortly after the accident,
but life was extinct. The sad affair cast
a deep gloom over the otherwise quiet
community, where the young man is
highly esteemed.
Edward c. Swanson, formerly one of
Tionesta's popular young men, now of
jamestown, N. Y, and Miss Blsnch
Wighlman Of ofCorry, Pa, were married
at Lakewood, N. Y. :, on the 4th inst. Rev.
1. w. Steelmau officiating. The best
wishes of a large circle of Eds former
friends hereabouts will be extended to
himself aud bride on this happy event.