The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-06-28
-on market closed at sl.27.


Glasgow Woolen Mills Co. Ad.
--Oil market closed at $l.27.
No paper from this Office next week.
--0ne day only. July 7. Wall paper
remnants at Dunn's drug store, old
stand. 1t
Anything in Fourth of July weara-
bles at Hopkins store. Now's the time
for fitting out. 1t
Get your fireworks for the Fourth at
the White Star Grocery, where the stock
is larger than ever before. 1t
Tho subject OF Rev. w. o. Calhoun's
sermon at tho NJ. Il. church next Sabbath
evening will he troublesome Prisoners"
WANTED for general house,
work. Apply to Mrs. w. B. James, cor
ner Moran and West Sd St., OIL City, Pa.
Free Methodist camp meeting will
be held at Clarion beginning today and
continuing till July 9th. Rev. A. Bean
will be in charge of the meeting.
Rev. DIR. Slonaker's subjects for next
Sabbath at the Presbyterian church are:
Morning -"The Summit of Paul's Mighty
Prayer" Evening-"A Visit to Seven
Mountains"
"A nice line of suits for summer wear
will be found a. Hopkins store, and II
you haven't been fitted out yet in your
Fourth of July attire call and see what we
have to offer you. 1t
-LosT. Ladies' gold watch and neck
chain, Saturday evening, on the ball
ground or between there and ELM street.
Liberal reward will be paid If returned
to Mrs. II. C. Stitzingor, Tionesta. 1t
Following is the list of letters lying
uncalled for in the Tionesta, Pa, post
office for week ending June rs, '05.
Irwin Kelly, Mr.. Alex Brookmire.
d. s. KNOX, p. NJ.
Evidence of the near approach of the
glorious Fourth is found in some of the
store windows in the shape of many new
tangled fireworks. Frank Amsler, at
the White Star Grocery, has a large stock
on hand.
While splitting rails with stsel
wedge last Saturday the wedge flew out
aud struck Jacob Wagner, of Tionesta
township, over the right eye, cutting bad
cash. He came to town and DR.. Dunn
sewed up the wound.
we have an assortment of wall pa
per ranging from 2 bolts Of a pattern
to 10 or 10. Many beautiful designs
and some good paper, all going at rock
bottom prices. Friday July 7, at Dunn's
drug store, old stand. 1t
The Endeavor society of the Presby-
teran church will serve ice cream and
strawberries at Bovards hall next Friday
evening, and extend a cordial invitation
to everyone to call and be refreshed, at
the same time aiding worthy cause.
The regular meeting OF the w. r. c..
will be held Wednesday evening, July 3,
'O5. at which time the delegate to the
State convention at Reading, Pa, will
read her report. All members will please
be present. ALICE Il. VoUGuT, Sec'y.
Melvin Moore, who lives near Ne
braska, cut "a bad cash diagonally across
his right foot, while chopping in the
woods last Saturday, which will lay him
up for several weeks. DR.. Bovard was
called and made the necessary surgical
repairs.
Howard Thomson, employed on
James Landers' mill, Stewart Run, had
the second finger of his right hand badly
lacerated by getting it in contact with the
slasher saw, one day last week. There
is danger that the member may be stiff
fened permanently.
"A. l.. Sgworth, of Lineville, well
known to many Forest county people,
was painfully injured in Oil City last
Friday forenoon. He was looking for
some freight at the Pennsylvania freight
depot when heavy wagon wheel dropped
on his foot and cut off his great toe.
After deadlock lasting through
several sessions, the school board OF the
borough succeeded in making selection
of teacher for number three room last
Wednesday evening in the person of Miss
Katherine Osgood, of the borough, Miss
Norlin, previously reelected, having
been assigned to room four. Miss Os-
good is graduate of Slippery Rock Nor
NAL school, and has had one term of sue
cessful teaching, and it is our opinion she
will fill the position creditably and with
satisfaction to the patrons of the school.
The Hickory township school board
has made tho following choice of teachers
for the ensuing term; East Hickory
school-principal, Mr.. Kinney of Grand
Valley; intermediate department, Miss
Emma Anderson; primary department,
Miss Laura Mexican; White school, Miss
May Whaley; Otter, Miss Mary Casey;
Delight, Mrs. Ethelle Alcock; Beaver
Valley, Miss Kittie Hepler, of Tionesta;
Church Hill, Miss Lydia Albaugh; Swab,
Miss Ethel Douglass; Albaugh, Miss
Bumpus, of Slippery Rock. The schools
will open the first Monday in September