The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-11-01
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oil market closed at $l.6l.
You can get 1t at Hopkins store. If
Hopkins has the new stock Of cloth
ing that pleases the eye. 1t
-Get one of those handsome street hats
at the Joyce Millinery. The very latest
in everything pertaining to the millinery
art. 1t
The pupils of the borough schools are
enjoying a weeks vacation while the
teachers are attending institute at Mar
ienville.
The Joyce Millinery is prepared to
do all order work that may come in on
short notice and in the highest style of
the art. 1t
-Ex-Sherif j. r. osgood has had the
veranda of his house materially enlarged,
beautified and comfortfied. Harry Can
field has done the same with his house.
-"Clothing of Quality" that's the kind
we are selling, and selling IL fast. Call
and see our stock, You'll buy, for the
goods and prices are both right. Hopkins
Rev. DIR. Slonaker's subjects for next
Sabbath at the Presbyterian church are:
Morning-"The Pre-eminence of Jesus"
Evening-"The Woman on Gods Plap,"
special to women. All are invited.
Frank Smith of Nebraska, while
slack ing some lime Monday evening"
received splash of the hot stuff in one of
his eyes causing very painful injury
and which may result even more SER
iously.
The state pure food inspectors found
"embalmed oysters" on sale in Erie and
arrests are to be made. The Harrisburg
officials are making determined effort
to prevent the sale of adulterated food in
this state.
Several flocks of wild geese passed
over town last night, flying southwark,
and that means to hunt up your winter
clothing. The birds were attracted by
the lights of the town and were honking
very low.
-One night last week p. r. r..
freight, near Jamieson's station, killed
three head of young cattle belonging to
Walter Dawson, of Dawson station. A
colt was also slightly injured but will
recover all right.
Mrs. Johu Saylor, of this place. has a
record for raising squash that will be
hard to beat. During the season she
harvested thirty from one vine in her
garden, the largest of which weighed 81
lbs. and the smallest lbs. Can anyone
beat this record?
-Workmen are engaged in moving a
part of the old Forest House onto lot
Just north of j. w. Landers' property,
and owned by F. c. Proper. In the
spring Mr.. Proper will remove the bal
auce of the old building and on the lot
will erect handsome new dwelling.
State Economic Zoologist Surface de-
MES the published story that he is pre-
pairing to give an exhibition of eating a
big green cabbage worm to prove that 1t
is not poisonous. The yarn grew out of
remark of Professor Surface that he
could eat one without fear of poison.
Burglars entered the Falconer, N. Y,
postoflice at an early hour Saturday
morning and blew the safe, making away
with its entire contents. The building
itself was partially wrecked, and the safe
almost destroyed. The amount of the
loss had not been definitely ascertained
on Saturday.
Billy Vergith and Fred Donovan are
engaged on a contract at Delight, near
East Hickory, where they will load and
ship 1900 cords of chestnut wood for the
Queen City tannery. They have been
obliged to build considerable new road
Before undertaking to haul much. The
contract will require the greater part o.
the winter.-Titusville Herald.
Arthur Barnes, of Church Hill, cut
a bad cash in his right foot with broad
axe last Saturday morning while hewing
ties on the Landers IL Wyman job neal
Cashup. The great toe was severely cut
while the second and third toes wert
about severed in the last joint, but will
be saved. He came to town and DIR
Dunn dressed the wound, leaving hin
resting very easy.
One day last week residents of New
mansville and those living along the Ty
lersburg road were importuned fer casl
contributions by man who claimed tina
his family was in destitute circumstances
When he found the women folks alon'
in the house, as was generally the case
be became quite abusive and made dir
threats of violence when told that ther
was no change in the house wherewith Il
make any donations. Some of the ladie
were frightened almost into Mysteries b.
the fellows threats, and fastened L
gather up what change they could tint
and gave it to the man in order TO get RI
Of him. One of his arms hung limp b.
his side, he claiming that be had no us
1T. The people in that neighborhoo'
declare they were imposed upon and ar
anxious that others should be warned.