The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-05-31
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VII Ahhi hut Nloocd az pi'-p'
oil and gas leases at this Office.
-See Hopkins about new hat. 1t
Strawberries fresh every day a. the
White Star Grocery, and sold at bottom
figures. 1t
The subject of Rev. w. 0. Calhoun's
sermon at the NJ. Il. church next Sabbath
evening will he "a Poor Mans Costly
Gift"
Get your summer suit now. Hop
kns has the stock that sets them all in
the shade. The finest ever. Call while
the line is complete. 1t
The superior court has just affirmed a
case imposing a S25 fine for fishing on
Sunday. Moral: Better cut bait on
Sunday and do your fishing Monday
Any person desiring complete
course in shorthand at cost of only
Sl5 90. can receive full information by
writing Forest f, Shoup, los Bush St.,
Buffalo, N. y. If
iNtN. bls tNlVldhti NhAJtNbH iOi hN-Nh
Sabbath at the Presbyterian church are:
Morning-"Some Requisites for Ellectual
Personal Work" Evening-"The Pixies
Peak of Revelation"
Tho REPUBLICAN is fixed for putting
out the newest in calling cards, wedding
or reception invitations, having taken on
the latest in the popular Old English type
faces. Try us and be in style.
There is nothing new in new rail-
road" matters to report, except that the
surveyors are still busily engaged in set
ting the grade stakes between this place
and Warren, travelling in this direction.
Our readers should nots the radical
change in the train schedule at this sta
ton of the p. II. Il. if they have any no
ton of travelling by rail. The morning
trains north and south are about an hour
earlier, while the afternoon trains are
more than an hour later. Post up and
don't miss your trains.
Decoration day comes either too early
or too late for this latitude. Most of the
wild flowers have come and gone before
the 30th of May, and the beautiful do
mestic rose has not yet made its appear
ance by that time. Doubtless in other
climes 1t is just right. However, the
date will hardly be changed.
Daniel J. o. Day, nephew of Daniel
O'Day, of New York, the we'll known
official OF the Standard Oil Company,
died at his residence in Toledo, o., Sun
day morning. He had been in poor
health for several months. He was aged
4S years, and was well known figure in
the oil regions of this section.
Fifty Odd Fellows in regalla, MEM
bers of jerks Lodge, No. $50, Marien-
vile, attended the M. e. church in
body, last Sunday morning and listened
to an interesting sermon by tho Rev. CAL
houn, of Tionesta, pertaining to odd
Fellowship. The church was crowded
with visitors and all enjoyed the SER
vices.-Express.
Ether aud chloroform, so useful in
sending men to sleep, haYe the very op-
posite effect on plants, which are stimu-
lated to the greatest possible activity by
these drugs. In Denmark and Germany
advantage has been taken of this fact to
force flowers in rooms and glasshouses
and to make them bloom out of season.
The results are said to be marvellous.
Whenever anything is published
about Congressman Sibley it is safe to
say that denial will come drifting along
in few days. Hero is his latest deliv-
erance: 81 have no untitled political
ambition. There is no position, elective
or appointive, within the gift of anyone
to bestow, that would accept. L would
not accept the Governorship of Pennsyl-
vania, even il it came without contest"
Blizzard.
Religious services were held at the
County Home last Sabbath afternoon un-
der the auspices of the Tionesta w. u L.
U, Sixteen of the ladies were present,
and the meeting was one of more than
ordinary interest, and seemed to be much
enjoy ed by the inmates of the home' ior
whose benefit aud edification it was held
Rev. DR.. Slonaker delivered the sermon,
and was assisted in the services by keY
Mr.. Calhoun.