The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-09-06
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oil market closed at $l.27.
You can get 1t at Hopkins store. If
Nice grapes and plums at the White
Star Grocery. 1t
Just mite ON the cool order these
few days back.
Schools begun and that boy will need
apair OF those substantial knock about
shoes Hopkins sells. Get the best. 1t
The Tionesta branch of the Zuver
Studio, at the City Building, is open
Tuesday and Saturday OF each week. If
Rev. DIR. Slopaker's subjects for next
Sabbath at the Presbyterian church are:
Morning-"Christ Gift of Life" Eve
ning-"Dreams and Ideals"
Mrs. J. w. Jameson has our thanks
for big mess of tomatoes Of her own -ais-
ing, the largest of which tipped the beam
at two pounds. That's tomatoes.
Parties in the vicinity of Tionesta
uoolIiuk muNbl WOl5 WIZ
suit VIM. Lowman, Msrienville, Pa, who
is thoroughly equipped for doing such
work. 2t
The assessor for the borough Will be
at the court house to-day and tomorrow
for the purpose of completing the 60-day
list. See that your name is placed on the
list, making sure OF your vote in No
vember. Republicans, don't neglect it.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Thomas, of the
township, desire to publicly acknowl-
edge the many acts of kindness shown
aud the many expressions of sympathy
rendered them in their bereavement at
tending the tragic death of their son
Charles.
The Titusville Herald says o. f.
Miles, in the Fagundus field, has rig up
for test well on the Hugh Miles farm.
Hasson & Co. are drilling on the same
farm and have just tapped the fourth
sand, recently discovered at Tidioute.
They have prospects for producer.
Henry Brady, who is employed at
teaming in the Cropp Hill oil field, got
his left hand mixed up in the gearing of
his wagon Monday morning, and had the
third bone OF the index finger broken and
the skin badly lacerated. DR.. Bovard
made the necessary surgical repairs.
Mrs. A. w. Stroup, wife OF our wor-
thy Republican candidate for Sheriff,
seems to make success of cucumber
cultivation. In quantity sent to this
office were two that weighed pounds
each, and we are sure they would capture
first prize at any county fair in the state.
Robert, 6-yesr-old son of William
Ellis, had both bones of his left forearm
broken Saturday by being thrown out of
a small wagon. DR.. Bovard performed
the painful operation of reducing the
fracture, leaving the lad in as comfortable
condition as possible under the crcum-
stances.
"A resident of Clarion owes his life to
the trapping of smouse. He set the trap
and at 3 a. m. was awaked by hearing it
snap. He got up and found the room full
Of gas escaping from an open jet. He
would have been asphyxiated had the
mouse not sprung the trap. He set the
rodent free.
The Modern Woodmen and Royal
Neighbors of East Hickory will serve ice
cream, cake and coffee in the X. o. t. M.
hall of that place next Saturday evening,
and invite the patronage of the public on
that occasion. The object is not only
worthy one, but the refreshments served
will be first class.
The merchants of Sharon have enter
ed into an agreement to quit advertising
on programs, score cards and other wild
cat" schemes, and also to abandon the
use of trading stamps. Hereafter they
will confine their advertising to newspa-
pers, recognizing this channel as the
cheapest and at the same time the most
valuable to themselves.
Every Republican should see to it
that he is registered on or before Sept. 7
in order that he may vote at the fall elec-
ton. The 7th is the last day for registra-
tration. All taxes should be paid on or
before the 9TH day of October. Every
citizen, and especially every Republican,
should take interest enough to see to it
that he is registered properly and that his
taxes are paid.
Geo. d. Geist, resident of Cool
Spring, and one of Jefferson county's
leading business men and most worthy
citizens, was shot by his demented step
son, Wesley Enterline, and died from
his injuries some hours later on the 25th
ult. There had been no words or any
thing in the nature of quarrel between
the men, and the shooting, which was
done with shot gun, while the victim
was sitting in his dining room, was the
result of an unbalanced mind. Mr.. Geist
was aged 65 years, and was a cousin OF
our townsman j. G. Geist. The demented
man is detained in the insane ward OF
the Jefferson county home.