The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-09-14
-oil market closed at sl.5s.

Forest Co. National Bank. Statement.
oil market closed at $l.53.
oil and gas leases at this Office.
-"Shoe" your boys and girls at Hop
kiDs' store. 1t
Peaches for canning at the White Star
Grocery. They are at their best now and
and as cheap as they will be this season.
"A term at Edinboro Normal will
make you better teacher. Fall session
opens Sept. 18th. John +. Bigler, Prin-
cipal. 1t
The greatest gas heater stove ever
invented is the radiating stove, both for
heating and economy in gas. Sold by ii.
E. Mckinley, Tionesta. If
+ 1t is whispered there arc couple of
weddings booked for thu latter part of
this month, the interested parties being
among Tionesta's popular young people.
when troubled with constipation try
Chamberlain's Stomach aud Liver Tab
lets. They are easy to take and produce
aa0Q gripping or other unpleasant effect.
k6r sale by DR.. j. G. Dunn. If
We have testimonial from large
bubble institute where Lawrence paints
Eere used and the only paint that stood
The test. The Lawrence paints satisfy the
most exacting. You'll get value for your
money at DR.. Dunn's. 1t
The new stock of fall and winter
clothing at Hopkins is about the finest
thNcounty has seen yet. If you can't
please yourself in style, quality and price
your pretty near a wonder. Call while
the assortment is still large. 1t
Grant Shuster will remain in Brook
yille,three weeks with 80 head of draught
Snd driving horses. They are an extra
lot of good horses and must be sold or
exchanged quick. If in need of team
or driving horse you should look oyer
the lot at once. "
Miss Pearl Wolf daughter of An
drew Wolf, of Johnlowen, is having
serious trouble with her right hand in
which blood-poisonng has developed
from very slight abrasion of the skin,
inflicted a week or ten days ago. The
arm is badly swollen aud is giving her
much pain.
Charles C. Adams, a former Tionesta
boy has our thanks for copy of the San
Francisco Call, which gives profusely
illustrated account of the great Knight
m hall In hut oil
Gently. Charles, or "Chub" as his
friends knew him here, is now located in
Los Angeles, California.
While assisting in changing band
saw on the mill at Nebraska last We'd
nesday Charles Klinestiyer received a
stroke on the back from the lever that is
used to tighten the saw, and was quite
severely hurt. He has been confined to
his bed since, but his physician hopes to
get him through without serious results.
j. c. Scowden shipped one of his fine
make of wagons to Green county Mon
day, which means that his output has
reputation that extends far beyond the
confines of this section, this being only
one of several he has sent to that section
of late. Users of team wagons know that
it pays to buy the hest, and that always
means one ofthe famous Scowden make.
John Lockwood, OF Pleasantville, lost
the greater portion of his right hand in
buzz saw at a mill at Shelmadine Springs
Friday. He was employed in the mill and
had his hand caught while attempting to
remove strip of wood that had lodged
between the aaw and table. The thumb,
index and little finger were amputated
by Drs. Jameson, OF Titusville, and lu-
pher, of Pleasantville..
Don't ask the editor to write up every
evil work and rebuke every evil in the
town and .sinmunity, says the North
East Bs but when convicted that such
duties, ,h attending to, write an article
for the paper yourself and sign your
name to it for publication. The man
who is too big a coward to thus express
anbpinion is the very one who will stand
on the corner and talk loudly about the
cowardice of the editor.
Joseph Horn, who was mentioned in
these columns last week as having sus-
tanned an injury to his right leg while
working i'm the woods in Harmony town
ship, by having a tree fall on it, was
taken to the Oil City hospital, where on
Monday his leg was amputated in the
hope of saving his life, gangrene having
setin. The unfortunate victim had been
making his home with Joseph Carson Tor
some time prior to the accident, and it
was there he had been treated until taken
to the.hospital. He is aged about E5 years.
The injury to the leg was between tho
knee and ankle.
Miss Allen, of Reno, Pa, who was
one ofa outing party who had their
tents pitched at the mouth of Tubbs run
last week, met with painful accident on
Thursday afternoon. She was out i'll a
boat with a lady companion and tie two
were practicing shooting with their re-
volvers, when the one Miss Allen was
handling was discharged accidentally,
the ball, "A small 22-caibre, entering the
- instep of her right foot at the top and
coming out the sole, passing around the
bones. DR.. Bovard attended her, and
while the wound was quite painful, it was
not considered dangerous one, there be-
ing no evidences of blood poisoning when
she was taken home last Saturday.
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