The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-07-13

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The McCuen Co. Ad. and Local.
Central State Normal School. Ad.
Rochester Business Institute. Ad.
--Oil market closed at Sl.52
oil and gas leases at this office.
Hopkins sells the Douglas shoes II
Reduced prices still continue at the
Cash Store. 1t
Quick and reliable service at the
White Star Grocery. 1t
When bilious, take Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale by
DR.. j. CAunn. jul
Seq - go, the largest Lion on earth
with parks Show, at Tionesta, July 20.
AdAssion 10 and % cents.
The Douglass for men, the Strootman
for ladies. No better shoe on earth
Hopk ins, sole dealer here. 1t
j. p. Grove is improving his resi-
dence on North Elm street by the addi-
tion of a large veranda across the entire
font.
The oil market has taken another
tumble downward during the week, the
Pennsylvania product being now marked
at Sl.52, drop of five cents on the barrel.
Mrs. Kate b. Craig, who is here on a
visir, has lot of household goods stored
in the Wagner house which she will dis
pose OF at nominal price. If in need
call on her at Mrs. j. G. Daes. 1t
Following is the of letters lying
uncalled for in the hosta, Pa, post
Office for week Of yhg July l3, 1904 /;
g. G. Irvine, Esq ignor Razzaele Taga,
F. d. Mosher, 2 Yards. D. S. KNOX,
p. M.
All those having bills against the Tio-
nesta Cash Store will please present the
same. and on the other hand all those
knowing themselves to be indebted to us
will please call and settle. Reduced
prices. II
Wanted, at once, at Rldgway, Pa,
ten non-union plaster masons, wages 45c
per hour for good men. Also, ten good
carpenters; wages 2Sc per hour. Bring
this ad. with you. w. IL, Minor, Con-
tractor. 1t
j. f. Proper is laying flag walk in
north ward. Patrick Joyce has a quantl-
ty OF the same material on the ground
and will lay the walk as soon as he can
spare the time.
Wanted, good reliable man, with
horse and rig, for Tionesta, and sur
rounding town to distribute circulars,
samples, tack signs, either in connection
with present work, or give entire time.
Address, Atoz Printing Co., Dept. L Z,
South Whitley, Ind. 1t
Willis Harmon a young man en-
ployed on Proper Bros. lease, Tionesta
twp, while chopping with an axe, cut his
LETT foot quite badly last Thursday, near
ly severng the two last toes of his foot.
DIR. Bovard, who attended him, found
some difficulty in saving the toes.
During the coming week the James
Store at Oil City, is having its semi-an-
nual clearance sale of remnant goods, as
will be seen by reference to his triple-col.
ad. on the 4th page of this issue. Look
1t over and consider the invitation eX-
tended to call and secure some of the bar
gains offered. 1t
Mrs. Tebo, of Emporium, who was
recently arrested by State fish warden
with about so trout she bad caught al
were short of six inches hidden in heI
shirt waist and sentenced TO 800 days in
Jail in default of $500 fine, has been re-
leased by friends paying her fine to the
State Department of Fisheries.
Saturday last Fred Glassner, who i;
building barges at Gaston's yards, made
msstroke with heavy broad-axe anC
struck bis left leg below the knee with
the blade, maxim an incision to the bont
several inches in length, The wound will
keep him off duty for several weeks, NJ
doubt, DR.. Bovard made the necessary
surgical repairs.
Herb Stoughton fell from the roof o
Georgia Il Aylesworth's mil at Endeavo
Monday, distance of nearly thirty fact
and spraned his right wrist badly, anC
sustained severe strains of the muscles o
his right hip. DR.. w. G.. Morrow attend
ed him but found no bones broken, whicl
Is somewhat remarkable considering tn
distance of Herbs tumble.
The 1ionesta township school boar'
elected the following corps of teacher
last Saturday: Hunter Station, May lei
liot; Hunter Run. Katie Osgood; Jamie
son, Mary Matha; Pigeon Hill, Pear
Mealy. German Hill, Ralph Blocher
Oldtown, Florence Thomson Smoke
Hill, Ida Fones; Blocher, Clara Wolf
IIuddeson, Kittie IIopler; Sbriver, {
be supplied.
A lecture will be delivered by Mrs
w, G. Morrow, of West Hickory, in tn
PRESBYTERIAN church, next Sabbath eve
ming at 1880 O'Clock. She comes unde
the auspices of the Woman's Foreig
Missionary Society OF this place, and tn
society extends a cordial invitation to th
members of the church and congregatio
to be present on this occasion. Mr'
Morrow has delivered the lecture at En
deavor and West Hickory, and come
most highly recommended by both thes
churches. A silver Offering Will be TAI
en-.