The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-05-24
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oil and gas leases at this Office.
Lost, in Tionesta Tuesday, gold bar
pin. Finder please leave at this office.
The new house of II. NJ. Foreman on
Vine street is ready to be lathed and
plastered.
The new Washington NJ. Il. church,
located near Lickingvile, was appro-
priately dedicated yesterday.
Orders for cut flowers for Memorial
Day, If left with James Haset, will re-
ceive prompt and careful attention. 1t
Let us fit you out in new summer
suit-nlen or boys-from the best stock
you've ever seen in Tionesta. Hopkins.
"A number of pretty June weddings
will happen hereabouts during the COM
ing month, ifreports can be relied upon.
The palate beetle has already appeared
and in unusual numbers on the young
plants, so we are informed by "the man
with the hoe
Fruits and vegetables are now at
their best at the White Star Grocery
Call or phone when your appetite calls
for toothsome Wand. 1t
Judge Irwin has had the verauda on
the front OF his house very materially ex-
tended, and other notable improvements
made about his premises within the past
few days.
Rev. w. .. Calhoun will preach the
Memorial Sermon to the veterans in the
Presbyterian church Sunday morning at
II o'clock. Everybody is invited to at
tend this service.
An ice cream and strawberry festival
will be held in the Salmon Creek Lumber
Co.'S new store house at Kellettyille, Sat
urday evening, next Proceeds for the
benefit of the NJ. L. Sabbath school.
The weather has not been the best
that could be for straw hats, but the
stock of these goods at Hopkins could
not well be improved upon. Better get
yours while the assortment is best. 1t
Following is the list of letters lying
uncalled for in the Tionesta, Pa, post
office for week ending May "a, 'O5.
Granite and Marble Works, card; Peter
e. Fiscus, card. D.S KNOX, p. M.
Plumber II. Il. Mckinley now
drives new Orient buck board automo-
bile that seems to possess good speed, at
least "Mack" gets the speed out of the
machine when he throws the "throttle"
wide open.
The Clarion Democrat is informed
that we'll on the A. j. Bostaph farm be-
tween Crown and Vowinckel was drilled
in few days ago and filled up 500 feet in
the hole. The developments up that way
are turning out well.
The trustees of the Odd Fellows have
a desire that the cemetery shall look its
best on Memorial Day and to that end
request all lot owners to put their lots in
order before that day. Everybody should
find a pride in this work.
Sheriff Noblit, accompanied by Con-
stable X. o. Whitton, of Hickory town
ship, lett for Huntington Monday eve
ming, having in charge the two young
men, Fred Heath and Edward Snyder,
who were sentenced TO terms in the Re-
formatory at that place.
Quarterly meeting services will be
held in the Free Methodist church on
Wing Hill, beginning Friday evening
and continuing over the Sabbath. Dis
trict Elder, Rev. j. S. McGeary will have
charge and preach each evening, as well
as Sunday morning at eleven O'Clock.
"A union service of the F. NJ, NJ. e.
and Presbyterian churches of this place
will be held in the NJ. e. church next
Sabbath evening, to which everybody is
cordially invited. Rev. d. g. Eberhartr
assistant superintendent of the Anti-Sa-
loon League of this State, will deliver the
address.
The Erie corps Of engineers left war
rem for Red House, the northern terminus
the new line Monday. They will be
in Tidioute in two or three weeks, work
ing from below Warren south.-Thurs'
days Warren Times says the Erie X. X
surveyors are now at Thompson's, head
cd for down the river.-Tidioute News