The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-08-02
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--Oil market closed at Sl.27.
Hammock comfort at Hopkins. Get
one. 1t
For vegetables, fruit, melons. canta-
loups, etc, go to the White Star Grocery
aud get the freshest. 1t
"A decided reduction in price of all
straw hats at the Joyce Millinery. Call
while the selection is yet unbroken. 1t
Tho Tionesta branch of the Zuver
Studio, at the City Building, is open
Tuesday and Saturday Of each week. If
The subject of Rev. w. o. Calhoun's
sermon at the NJ. Il. church next Sabbath
evening will re "A Cruel Task kmaster."
Too many mems suits In dark colors
and light weight and they've got to go
regardless of price. Hopkins. 1t
Your chance to get straw hat at
greatly reduced prices is right now and
the place is at the Joyce Millinery. II
-WANTED.-Girlf for general house,
work. Apply to Mrs. w. b. James, cor
ner Moran and West Sd St., OIL City, Pa.
-Edinhoro Normal developes the
"physcal man." A fine "Gym." is
being erected. John +. Bigler, Prin. 1t
One ofthe many star attractions at
the big Odd Fellows picnic at Monarch
Park, August 10th, will he game of ball
between the strong Oil City and Franklin
teams. 1t
With new trolley line, State fish
hatchery, and the re-opening Of the chair
factory by l.. S. Clough, of Warren, the
citizens of Union City are certainly very
fortunate and have good reason to look
pleasant
Pine Grove Oil Company brought in
No. 8, on the James Wray farm at Vow
nickel, last Tuesday, and shows good for
at least fifty barrels. This is the fifth
producer of this company in this field
Marienville Express.
Hon. A. b. Richmond, the noted
criminal lawyer of Meajville, is in very
precarious beauh at the home of his son
in Allegheny. He has reached the age of
So ', ars and Is not expected t. survive
this attack of illness.
Smiths tent show exhibited here yes
terday to fair sized audience, giving a
good performance that seemed to please
all who attended. Their trained dogs
and other animals were about as fine as
could be seen anywhere.
A firm advertised to pay II cents for
1902 pennies. A young man of Cory
collected 50 of that date and sent them in.
The firm acknowledged the receipt of the
money and said that just rs soon as he
forwarded the remaining 1852 they would
send the II cents.
AT the Titusville track last Friday,
in the rree-for-all pacing race, Frank
Yokum" made new worlds record on
half.mile track by pacing mile in
2:O5t. Those from here who witnessed
the performance say it was beautiful
exhibition of speed.
"A severe wind storm which passed
over a section of country near New mans
vile last Friday evening, took the roof
off the barn of Thos. p. Flynn, on the
Golipza road. Many trees were blown
down and considerable damage was done
to the oats, corn and hay crops.
Are you making your calculations on
attending the monster picnic of the Odd
Fellows at Monarch Park, Oil City, on
the 10th inst? It's going to be hum
mer, and the attractions at the park will
be sufficiently varied to keep everybody
interested every minute of the time.
Take your lunch baskets. 1t
In the "Review of Reviews" Walter
Welman, the noted newspaper corre-
spondent, writes very entertainingly of
"John Hay: An American Gentleman"
Mr.. Wellman enjoyed an intimate ac-
quaintance with the great diplomat in his
life time and his sketch of him is one OF
the fascinating features of the August
number of this popular periodical.
w. b. Ishman, of Delight, cut his
left foot quite badly some days ago with
an ak, and the injury has given him con-
siderable trouble since. He was down
one day last week to consult DR.. Bovard,
who discovered we'll developed case of
blood poisoning. At last accounts he
was getting along quite well and Will
probably recover without further difli-
Guilty.
Edgar Dusenbury csme down from
Portville, n. Y, on Saturday on his way
to Endeavor in his Thomas auto. lie
was accompanied by Hon. william E.
Wheeler, his brother William and a
couple Of other friends.-Tidioute News.
Sunday they made the circuit over Wing
Hill to Newtown, thence down the creek
via Nebraska and Tionesta to Endeavor.
Monday tho party made the distance from
Hickory TO Portville, N. Y, in six hours.