The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-07-27

--Oil market closed at H.50.
oil and gas leases at this office.
Hopkins sells the Douglas shoes If
The hay crop, which is immense this
season, is about all harvested in this sec.
ton.
When bilious, take Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale by
DR.. j. G. Dunn. jul
Every sort of fruit known TO the sea-
aon can be had at the White Star Gro
Gerry. Strictly fresh, It
The John II. Sparks Old Virginia
Shows drew two large and well ll-pleased
audiences here last Wednesday.
Free Methodist camp meeting begins
tomorrow at Moran's grove, Oil City.
There will be the usual large attendance
from this vicinity.
proved the outer appearance of his hotel
by new coat af paint, the body being
pure white with green trimmings.
Following is the list of letters lying
uncaled for in the Tionesta, Pa, post
office for week ending July 27, 1904:
Mrs. Chas. Berry. ID. S. KNOX, p. NJ.
Tho Edinboro Normal campus has
just been doubled in acreage. This af-
fords the finest athletic field in Pennsyl-
yania. Send for catalogue. John Il.
Bigler, Prin. 1t
The fish wardens in Pennsylvania
have turned in Sll 900 in fines during the
past year. The money will be applied
toward the maintainance of the fish hatch
cries of the State.
The White Star Grocery makes
speciality of fitting out picnic parties with
anything you can think of in the edible
liue-fruit, vegetables, bread, cakes, tin
ned meats aud groceries of all kinds. 1t
The annual reunion of the famous
"Bucktail'' regiment will be held this
year al Lock Haven, probably in Sep
tember. A few members of this famous
organization are residents of this county.
Two OF the stone ice breakers TO the
river bridge are more than half complet
ed, and the foundation of the third is be-
ing laid. About month more and there
will be little more to do on this piece of
masonry.
Some of our extra "sooner" gar
deners are boasting that they are already
eating roasting ears, or will be ia few
days, from their own gardens. The crop,
generally speaking, is not a large one nor
very early in this latitude.
Thomas S. Bgelow, leader of the
Citizens party OF Allegheny county, cap
italst and politician, died suddenly at
his home in Pittsburg last Thursday of
valvular disease OF the heart. He was So
years of age aud a.bachelor.
The we'll on the David Zuck farm,
Tionesta township, completed last week,
is said to be good for a nice pumper, and
it is thought will start off at abouta l0-bbl
clip. Mr.. Zuck's farm is located in the
southeast corner of tract 2S26.
-Remember that G. T. Anderson is
prepared to do all kinds of watch. clock
and jewelry repairing on short notice, and
guarantees his work to give perfect satis-
faction. Call and look at the bargains in
new and second hand watches. IL
Why don't the Democrats appoint
Hon. J. X. p. Hall, of RidgNay, as their
national chairman? AS campaigner
Mr.. Hall is wonder. Bradford Era,
Now you stop making fun of us; we
"didn't do nothing" to you.- Ridgway
Noyppa'v' ~TSa viii of,n, Is. P. nec.,mon,,
of Franklin, consisting of seven closely
written pages, was filed for probate last
week. The will provides that no child
who uses liquor or tobacco in any form
shall receive more than his actual living
expenses.
Rev. Il. NJ. Small of Kellettville, is
conducting a camp meeting at Whig Hill,
which is to extend over next Sunday and
the Sunday following. He will be as
sisted by some of the Salvation Army
people, and the attendance at the Sunday
meetings is expected to be large.
The members of the Y. w. G. Il. u,
under the direction of their prisident,
Mrs. NJ. f. Abbott, visited the county
home Tuesday evening of last week, and,
after brief devotional service, rendered
musical and literary program, which
was great delight to the inmates of the
home.
A collision between the buggies of l..
j. Hopkins and Harry Felt on the street
Monday evening resulted in the demol-
ishing of both pretty badly Mrs. Hop
kins was with her husband, and DR.. Bo-
ward occupied a seat with Mr.. Felt. Both
parties wero thrown to the ground, but
fortunately all escaped injury.
-Tionesta base balists are getting into
the emi-professional class, and their
services are in demand quite frequently.
Last Saturday afternoon Harry Bank
head and Sam Haslet played With the
Tylersburg and Marienyille teams at
Tylersburg, and John Lawrence played
third base for the Warren team against
Frankliu's strong combination at the lat
ter place.