The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1906-08-08
oil market closed at sl.5s.

You can get it at Hopkins store. If
ALI summer goods at half price and
some much below at Hopkins store. 1t
Dogs killed and manned six of VIII
Clark's fine head of sheep at his farm ON
Hunter Run, three mile from Tionesta,
last Friday night.
-Edinboro students are trained to self
exertion, self control, self reliance. Fall
term begins September llth. John +.
Bigler, Principal. 1t
-Tionestas second bail team, known
to fame as the Yanigans, will go to Pleas
antville for game with the second team
there TOMORROW.
"A flag stone walk is being laid over
the Council Run culvert this week by
Daniel Walters. 1t will be big inn
provement over the old board walk.
Black berries are very wholesome.
Do not be afraid of them. Eat all you
want of them.-Ex. And the surgeon
will remove your vermiform appendix
later on.
Frank Mckenzie, who is working the
Fitzgerald farm down the river for Ed
ward Gerow, killed big rattlesnake and
copperhead snake on the place last
Saturday.
AT the rate all warm weather goods
are selling at the Hopkins store these
days it would pay you to lay in stock
for next summer if you have no use for
them this season. 1t
There will be no preaching in the M.
f.. church at this place next Sabbath,
Rev. Mr.. Calhoun, the pastor, being in
attendance at the Cherry Run camp
meeting for the week.
Following is the list of letters lying
uncalled for in the Tionesta Pa, post
Office for week ending August s, 1906:
Rachel Webs, Mrs. Jennie Toby Il card),
Mr.. Fred Bailey. d. S. KNOX, P. M.
If you ever expect to wear one of the
famous Wooltex skirt now is the time to
secure the garment. They are selling at
about half price at Hopkins store, and
livestock won't last long at the price asked
Free tuition to prospective teachers
at the Clarion State Normal School, Clar-
ion, Pa. Splendid equipment. Strong
faculty. Thorough instruction. Get cat
alogue and other illustrated matter by
writing to the Principal J. George Becht
The conferees in the Warren Venangc
Senatorial district are deadlocked, having
held several meetings without results
The candidates are Hon. e. W. Parshall
of Warren, and General Willis j. HUI
ings, of Oil City.
The Chsutauqua excursion last Sat
urday was literally patronized from 1fo
nesta and vicinity, l34 tickets being sole
here and 81 at West Hickory. The day
was an ideal one for an outing and al
report a splendid time.
If the chorus girls would wear ionge
skirts there would not be such larg
surplus of raw cotton.-Punxy Spirit
Br'er Smith speaks with the air of on
acquainted with his subject and VIII
knows what he is talking about.
1t is a pleasure for us to chronicle th
news to his many friends that u.
Brockway, Esq, who has been sick 70
80 long with the fever, is now able to 81
up, and if he has no backset will b
around in very short ttime.-Marienyill
Express.
james Il. Brennan Esq, of warren
was last week nominated by the Prohib
tionists of Venango and Warren counue
as their candidate for state Senator in tn
4Sth district. There is some talk that tn
Democrats of the district will endorse NJ
Brennan.
The Derrick's oil report for Jul
shows 726 new wells completed and
new rigs and drilling wells. This is
decrease of six in completed work and
loss of l3 in new work in the Pennsy
vania fields. A gain of9S7 barrels in ne
production was also noted.
The Free Methodist camp-meetir
drew heavily from Tionesta last Sunda
about all the available rigs in town beil
pressed into service to convey visitors
the beautiful grove at Pleasantville. U
ward of so tents encircle the large aud
torium, and all of them are occupied,
will be before the meeting is over. IL
celent order prevails and all seem to
enjoying themselves.