The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-05-03
Lon market closed at 81. 20.


oil and gas leases at this Office.
Order your carpet now of Hopkins.
Assortment endless, and prices lowest. 1t
Attend the opera next Friday eve
ming and give the base ball boys benefit
Everything in vegetables and green
goods at the White Star Grocery. AL
ways fresh aud paatable, 1t
The subject of Rev. W. o. Calhoun's
sermon at the NJ. Il. church next Sabbath
evening will he "a FOOLS Death"
Rev. DIR. Slonakers subjects for next
Sabbath at the Presbyterian church are:
Morning -"Complete in Christ" Eve
ning-"Stewardship."
The young folks took advantage of
the presence of the music fer the banquet
Friday night and made arrangements for
very enjoyable hop at the hall.
-oil City is preparing for big Fourth
of July outbreak. eclipsing anything of
the kind ever attempted in these parts.
The business men of the town have the
matter in hanG and that means a whole
lot in the way of its success.
"A well was shot in the Hickory field
yesterday for j. L. Berkheimer. 1t is
located on the Wilson lease, adjoining
the old Fogle farm. 1t will make good
producer for the territory. 1t is within
defined limits and opens up nothing new.
-Titusylle Herald, 2SIh.
As will be seen by reference to their
professional card in this paper, Attorneys
Ritchey and Carringer have formed CO.
partnership for the practice of law. This
is a strong combination and one that will
no doubt be employed on one or the other
side of most of the legal transactions in
the county. Our hest wishes for success
attend the new firm.
The reception given last Wednesday
afternoon in Rooms | aud 2 of the Boro
schools, by Misses Pease and Carpenter,
attracted large number of patrons and
friends of the schools. The exhibition of
school and industrial work was very fine
and was greatly admired by all. 1t
reflected great credit upon the pupils as
well as the instructors,
George Wilson. OF Fleming Hill,
Harmony township, sustained bad kick
in the face by one of his horses last FRI
day. The bones of his nose were literally
broken to pieces, and his physician sent
him to Oil City on Saturday that he might
receive hospital treatment He is home
again now, and is expected to recover
without further trouble.
The Evening Visitor Magazine OF
Avon, N. Y, through its agent, Mr.. A.
Watson, of Rochester, N. Y, has secured
the name of every business man in Tto-
nesta, with one exception, on its sub
scription list at so cents year Mr..
Watson made a thorough canvass for this
magazine while in Tionesta, and was
very successful while here.
The Wiburine Pipe Line will be ex-
tended from where it now ends on Hem
lock creek, in Tionesta township, to EN-
lenton. The superintendent of the line,
C. f.. Mills, was here last week and sur
veyed the line through to Emlenton, q
distance of twenty-one miles. He an
nounced that work on the extension will
be begun in two or three weeks.
"A. b. Lusher, OF Nebraska, had his
left hand badly hurt last Friday while al
work on his tie job at Jughandle, In
some manner heavy tie lell on his hand
breaking the second and third fingers
back of the second joint. One OF the fin
gers also had the flesh stripped clear from
the bone the whole length on the under
side. He went TO Leeper, where DR.
Beatty dressed his injuries. 1t makes
veay sore hand and will lay him off fol
some time.
II. j, Davis had both bones of his
right arm broken last Thursday, by Delnt
hit with slab on the lath mill at kep
ple's mill, above Nebraska. lie wa
running the bolter when slab wa
caught by the saw and hurled agains
him with terrific force, causing the IN
iuries mentioned. DR., Dunn was sum
moned and rendered the necessary sur
gical aid, and the gentleman was getting
along quto we'll at last accounts. Mr.
Davis resides at Lickingville.