The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-08-30
oil market closed at sl.27.

Meadville Commercial College. Ad.
-0il market closed at sl.27.
You can get II at Hopkins store. If
When boy likes TO get up in the
morning 1t is sign there is no school
that day.
The White Star Grocery can serve
you with the best and freshest the market
affords in vegetables and fruits. 1t
The subject of Rev. w. o. Calhoun's
sermon at the NJ. 4, church next Sabbath
evening will be pheasant Words"
Don't delay the getting of Wooltex
skirt till the best are gone. They are
selling cheap at Hopkins at present. 1t
The Tonesta branch OF the Zuver
Studio, at the City Building, is open
Tuesday aud Saturday Of each week. If
Good teachers, best methods, health
ful surroundings, and reasonable rates at
Edinboro Normal Fall term begins
Sept. 18th, John f. Bigler, Prin. 1t
Following is the list of letters lying
uncalled for in the Tionests, Pa, post
office for week ending August 30, 1905:
Mr.. u. r. TAFT, card; Christ Peterson.
d. KNOX, p. NJ.
-WANTED.-Goodl live man to handle
quick selling specially for business peo-
pie. Exclusive right for Forest County
given good party. SuTcH Il POTTER,
Harrison Bldg, Phila., Pa. II
Rev. DR.. Slonaker will return this
week and will occupy his pulpit next
Sunday. His subject for the morning
is, "Christ Greater than the Temple"
and in the evening, "The Christian Con, ,
flict."
-Laborers on the new farmers tele-
phone line haye reached town and are dig
ging holes and setting poles in the bor-
ougb limits. 1t is thought the line will
be in operation within the next two
weeks.
The members of the Masonic lodge of
Tionesta will Join with the members of
the Marienvile lodge in basket picnic
to-day, Wednesday, on one of the islands
in Tionesta Creek, a short distance above
Nebraska.
The burned mill at Eagle Rock will
be replaced by one owned by the con-
tractors, Hyde 81 Doutt, at Cameron, in
Cameron county. They have force of
80 men at work and expect to have the
mill ready to run in two months.
VIM. Lowmon, the water we'll driller
of Marienville, has boen doing consider
able work in his line for parties In this
end of the county lately. He finished one
last week for Mr.. Hyde at his summer
home near Eagle Rock last week.
Special low rates to Brookville's big
fair will be given on all railroads, and
excursion tickets will be on sale for all
trains. Fair takes place Sept 5, 6, Z and
8. Special features will be the races and
the Demarest $l0OO-daily attraction.
The Proper Oil Co. finished drilling a
we'll on the John Hunter farm, near the
mouth of Ross Run, Kingsley township,
last week. 1t is located near the little
Setley postoflice building, long since
abandoned, and is dry one at depth of
about l 400 feet.
Nothing pays like an education. The
Clarion State Normal School has been
the means of starting many young men
and women on the road to success. 1t
will gladly help you If you will put
yourselfin in touch with it. Write to the
principal for particulars. The fall term
opens next Tuesday. 1t
Express messenger l.. w. Bessey of
the "Pennsy" landed fine pike at the
dam near Gastons mill the first of the
week. 1t is supposed to have been the
same one that had gotten away from our
local anglers on several occasions, and
LENS luck isn't in the highest favor
about here just now.
The Kingsley township Road Com
missioners last Saturday let contract
for part of what is projected road from
Kellettville to Marienville. Tine contract
was for 800 rods, starting at the Tionesta
Creek bridge and running up what Is
known as the Branch. 1t was lot tc
Levi Pierson in open bidding at price
of about $3.50 per rod.
Amos Ginger, of Tidioute. was II
the city Sunday afternoon on his way
home from visit to the West Virgin
and Kentucky oil fields. He is inclined
to look hopefully upon the recent dee
sand development in the Tidioute field
Some fairly good wells, producing iron
eight to ten barrels per day, are BEN
drilled in. Should the field extend
any considerable distance iron wher
operations are now in progress, he WI
stand a chance to profit as his iarm
directly in line. Mr.. Clinger report
field work slow and rather unsalislactor
in the southwest. -Titusville Herald.