The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1906-08-01
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A bad shaking up in prices on all
summer goods at Hopkins store. 1t
"A fine new flag stone walk has been
completed in front of the f. Walters Il
Co. millinery store.
1t is hard on profits but fun to see the
Straw Hats go at half price. All new
this year. Did you get one? Hopkins
Store. 1t
-Edinboro students are inciled to love
learning and TO plan for a life work.
Catalogue tree. John f. Bigler, Princi-
pal. 1t
Hats, shoes, skirts and all kinds of
white goods are too numerous in our
store, aud must go. Call and see the
slaughter in prices we are making.
Hopkins. II
One market forecaster makes the
pleasing announcement that turkeys will
be "plentiful and OF fine quality" In
view of Bre'r Wenk's depressing predic-
tion that the chestnut crop is "goner,"
this Will help some.-BliZzard.
The Free Methodist camp-meeting at
Pleasantville opens tomorrow and the
attendance promises to be large. Bishop
Selew will be present the second Sunday,
Aug. 18th, and give talk on his mis-
sionary trip around the world.
Clarion state Normal School, Clarion,
Pa. Free tuition to prospective teachers.
Opens September 4. Fine music depart
ment. Expenses low. Write for cata-
logue and illustrated matter by writing
>the Principal, ]. George Becht. 1t
Joshua Douglass. one of Meadville's
Oldest, and at one time, most prominent
lawyers, died suddenly of heart failure at
North Scituate, Mass, where he was vis-
lug Tor few days at the home of his
daughter. He was aged so years.
The Iroquois ball team, who were
here last week, lost the two games at
Franklin 1913 and 5-2. They lost to Polk
9S. They defeated the crack Cambridge
Springs team 80 in ten-inning game,
but lost the second game S-3. This ended
their trip.
-Thompson's Barosma has positively
made wonderful cures in Brighrs disease,
sciatic rheumatism, kidney and liver dis
eases, lumbago and female weakness.
Thompson's Barosma is purely vegetable
and pleasant to taAo. 5Oc and Sl.OO, al
Dunn Il Fulton's. tt
From Kingston, Williamson county,
Tennessee, comes a well authenticated
report that a negress gave birth to six
children one day last week. The babies
are we'll formed and all were alive at last
accounts. This is the record for the sea-
son. Who can beat il?
Clarion printers can no longer plead
the poverty racket. Editor Geo. b
Whitehill, who recently sold his interest
in the Republican to Sam Pickens, ac'
cumulated enough OF the "dough' while
in the business to huy meat market
and will live in luxury from this on.
"A big 10 ton steam roller, with lo
of other machinery intended for use OF
the new macadam road building between
lylersburg and Leeper, was taker
through here one day last week. 1t wa'
necessary to go by way of Nebraska, thu
creek bridge at this place being though
too frail to carry the big machine owe
safely.
The saw mill of b. f. McMichael q
Son at Corydon was burned at an earl.
hour Sunday morning, together with sew
eral car loads of lath. There was no IN
surance on the property and the loss wa
total. Charles A. McMichael was in tow
Monday looking after mill to replac
the one burned. Observer
Mr.. McMichael was formerly Fores
county lumberman.
The "dry spelr' through which W
have just passed is beyond the ken of tn
oldest inbabitant, who is unable to reca
the time when the streams and wells hav
reached so low an ebb at this time of th
year. Farmers are having difficulty i
finding enough water for their stock, au
wells that have meyer failed are show III
signs of weakness. The showers of Sun
day did much toward freshening up veg
citation, but has made little perceptibl
difference in springs and small streams
which need replenishing greatly.