The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-07-12
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-FoR SALE.-Ono Wizard Hay Rake,
for either one or two horses. A bargain.
G.. w. Robinson Il Son. 1t
-Edinboro Normal had this term the
largest attendance in its history. Cata-
logue free. John f. Bigler, Principal. |
WANTED. Girl for general house,
work. Apply to Mrs. w. b. James, cor
ner Moran and West Sd St., OIL City, Pa.
Get a hammock and take comfort
these hot days. Hopkins has the best
stock, and has marked the price down to
the lowest notch. 1t
The ladies of the Tionesta W. c. T.
U. enjoyed basket picnic yesterday in
the grove above the cemetery overlook
ing the beautiful Allegheny river.
Avoid overheated kitchens by getting
your bread aud cakes at the White Star
Grocery. The famous liable Queen"
bread kept fresh every day. 1t
Note the change of time in schedule
of the Sheffield Il Tionests railway. The
running time of the passenger trains has
been increased considerably between Me-
braska and Sheffield.
Tho l.. o. II. NJ. will give lawn fete
and serve ice cream and cake on Mr..
Robertson's lawn, Friday evening, July
lIth, Ifit should rain, in g. l. Davis
room. Everybody invited.
1t was the quietest, most orderly and
altogether decent Fourth ofJuly Tionesta
has experienced in many years. Every
body took day OIL, rested, visited and
attended two good ball games.
Quite number of Nebraska people
suffered severely from ice cream poison
on the Fourth, the family of James Jones
being in precarious condition for sew
oral hours before relief reached them.
Rev. DIR. SlonakeF's subjects for next
Sabbath at the Presbyterian church are:
Morning a Heart-Searching Question
and Answer" Evening-"What a Twen-
tieth Century Man Must Do in Order to
Become Christian"
The pupils of rooms and of the
Tionests high school Joined their teachers
Miss Carpenter and Miss Norlin, in de-
lightful picnic at Endeavor yesterday.
They were conveyed to the picnic grounds
in Canfields carry-all, and "just had an
awful good time
james Barrett, employed at Clough's
mills, Howe township, was instantly
killed on the Both ult., by being caughtin
the large driving belt which he was at
tempting TO throw onto the pulley while
the engine was in motion. He was aged
about 25 years and leaves a wife and one
child.
The Queen City tannery at Titusville,
with which many of our citizens have
done business in the past, has passed into
the hands of the U. S. Leather Co., the
transfer haying been consummated last
week. The new owners announce that
the concern will continue to run the
plant without interruption.
-Marenyille lost one of its most high
ly respected citizens in the death of John
NJ. Snyder, which occurred on Thursday
of last week. The deceased was aged "a
years and besides his wife is survived by
four daughters. Funeral services were
held on Saturday and the remains were
inferred at Shippenville, his former
home.
The OIL City race meetings will be
held next week, beginng on Tuesday and
continuing four days, or over the 2lst
inst. The circuit includes several coun-
ties in this part OF the State, and some Of
the best speeders in the country will he
on the track, which has beon put in fine
condition for the big event. If you are
fond of fast horses you should take in
these races.
John Mcmillan, who has often
twirled the ball for and against Tionesta,
has Joined the jamestown Interstate
league team. ITe does not know just
where he will play. For that matter,
it makes little difference, as Mcmillan
can fill any position satisfactorily. He is
a good fielder, good pitcher and can
play third base with any Of them, aud
would lend strength to any team outside
the larger leagues.
The statement of the Oil City Trust
Company at the close of business June
3O 1905, makes a very strong showing
Their deposits amounting to 81 ,2O6, 6,6l5,9l
are very amply protected by quick assets
OF $685., ,345. 81 and total assets of 81, $685.
73l.63 The quick assets consist of cash
on hand and in banks, demand loans
and stocks and bonds amounting to ovei
seventy-five per cont. ofthe total deposits
3 They pay four per cent. on certificates O
deposit. 1t