The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-05-25


The DR.. HoyBId Co. Reader.
Co. Conm'rs Appeal Notice.
--Oil market closed at Sl.62.
New hats, new hats at Feit's. 1t
oil and gas leases at this office.
Hopkins sells the Douglas shoes Il
Get your carpet of II. b. Felt Co. 1t
Wall paper at Dunn's drug store. 1t
You can get fine duck skirts from
$l.25 up at the II. b. Felt Co. II
Eat more vegetables and be healthier.
The White Star keeps the freshest to be
had. It
New lot of latest styles ladies' and
gents belts just received at Hopkins
store. 1t
COSTS no more to apply Lawrence
than cheap paint. DR.. j. c. Dunn has
the best. 1t
"A. new supply of lace curtains are
now stock at prices that suit all. II.
B. Eel Co. 1t
Two games of ball are scheduled to
take place here next Monday between
Tonesta and an Oil City team.
-Chldren's Tuscan hats stylishly
trimmed with ribbon and flowers, from
one dollar up at Joyces' Millinery. 1t
The Lady Maccabees will hold lawn
fete on the lawn of j. II. Robertson, next
Friday evening. Ice cream and cake
will be served.
-Detar Il Harkless have opened .
ilourishing drug store at Kellettville,
where the wants of the people of that vi.
cinity will receive careful and prompt
attention.
When you are looking for that sum-
mer suit you will find it to your advant-
age to call at the iron building. If Hop
kins can't fit you in resdy-lo wear cloth
ing he will take your measure and make
you suit and guarantee fit. 1t
1t is reported that new schedule
will go into effect on the Pennsy next
Sunday, when morning train will run
from Oil City to Olean and the regular
: summer Sunday train between Oil City
and this place will be put on
There is nothing new to report on the
well on the Frazee tract, Hickory twp,
mentioned last week. Fresh water is
bothering the drillers, and it has not been
drilled rs far into the sand as the opera
tors would have it before tubing.
The trustees of the Odd Fellows
look its best on Memorial Day, request
all lot owners to have their lots put in
nice condition before that time. Their
request should not go unheeded and we
don't think it will.
"A fire at Ligonier, where our former
townsman, X. c. Heath, is located, de.
stroyed the livery barn connected with
the hotel of which he is landlord, one day
last week. The loss to Kory was slight,
but had the hotel taken fire as it threat
ened to, his loss would have been a SER
ious one.
The convention of the Forest County
Sabbath School Association will be held
in Marienvile this year, June 9th and
9TH, and not the w. G. Il, u, as the RE-
PUBLICAN enormously stated last week.
Misses Bertha Vought and Kate Arner
have been elected delegates from the
Presbyterian Sabbath school of this place.
Peter Klabbatz, brakeman on the
freight train of the S. & T. railroad, had
his hand badly lacerated while making a
coupling at Nebraska last Saturday. He
was taken to KelettviIle and DR.. Detar
found ii necessary to amputate the little
finger at the first joint. The other fingers
were severely hurt, but the DR., thinks
they can be saved.
The Sons of Veterans have engaged
that gifted elocutonist, Byron w. King,
to give an entertainment at the court
house Friday evening, June 10th for the
benefit of the Camp. Mr.. King is not
unknown to the people of Forest county,
and will give fine entertainment. Turn
out and hear him. Prices of admission,
%, 80 and so cents.
Joseph Wilkinson, young man aged
% years, and whose parents reside al
Crown, Clarion county, died Sunday
from the effects of injuries received in q
machine shop near Butler. Death oc'
Cured after the amputation of the young
mans leg he being unable to stand the
shock. The remains were taken to the
home of his parents for interment.
Walter Shepherd, sawyer on the mil
at Mayburg, met with an accident Mon
day that will lay him up for some time
lie was under the mill fixing the belt
and in throwing it on the pulley his lef
arm was caught and drawn over the pull
ley. The muscles of tho forearm were
badly strained, making very painful
injury, and ono that will be slow to heal
- For the accommodation of those de
string to attend the Prohibition Stat,
convention, to be held at Uniontown, Pa
June to 0, the Pennsylvania Railroad
company will sell round trip tickets t,
Uuontown June g and 7, good to return
until June 10, inclusive, from all station
on its lines in the State of Pennsylvani
at rate of single fare for the round trip
minimum rate, % cents. 1t