The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1906-05-16
-oil market closed at s1.6l.

You can get it at Hopkins store. If
For Sale.-A good colt, two years old
this fall. j. G. Bromley, Tionesta. 2t
e. M. Porter, OF Golinzs, this county
has recently been granted a patent on q
pipe wrench.
Proper Bros. last week received q
new Loomis portable drilling machine
from Tiilin, Ohio.
-Wanted-teams to haul lumber. In
quire Of j. Il. Osgood & Co., Commercial
Hotel, South Oil City, Pa. 2t
The straw hat season is now on, and
Hopkins has stock of sufficient variation
to suit any taste and fit any head. See
him. 1t
"A few more days OF this sort OF
weather and the danger from forest fires
will be over. The woods are grassing
and foliaging very rapidly.
--Ready-made or tailor-made, Hopkins
can fit better than any one in new suit
of clothes, and at much less money than
any other dealer in the country. 1t
Carl Bennett, while peeling bark on
job on Fox Greek, Green township,
Monday evening. cut bad cash in his
left ankle by mis-stroke of his axe.
There are rumors to the effect that
the factory here may again be in opera
tion before long, as furniture factory.
1t can't be too soon to suit Tionesta
people.
Wanted, at once.-50 teams to trnck
logs by the day. Plenty of work. Come
prepared and apply TO j. T. Henderson,
Superintendent for Grandin Lumber Co..
Eagle Rock, Pa. 2t
Charles Anderson will have about
20C0 tomato plants to dispose of this sea-
son. Those desiring nice plants should
place their orders early. He has a num-
ber of the best varieties. If
Tomorrow will be "circus day" in
Tionesta, when Jones' enormous railroad
shows and frontier exhibition and mem
agerie will pitch its tents on the ball
ground. Are you goingl
Following is the list of letters lying
uncalled for in the Tionesta, Pa, post
Office for week ending May Is, 1906:
Mr.. Earl McAbee, card.
d. S. KNOX, P. NJ.
Court convenes next Monday for the
trial of civil and criminal cases. The
indications are that the court will be an
unusually large one, as there are num-
Der OF very important civil cases on the
list.
-R. w. Moon has for sale a number of
Ohester-white pigs, about five weeks old,
which can be seen at his farm on Peters
run. Mr.. Moon is employed at Scow-
denis wagon shop where he can be con-
suited. 1t
Although somewhat chilly yet, the hot
weather will be upon us before we know
it, aud Hopkins is prepared TO furnish
the summer dress goods that will afford
the greatest comfort and look the pret-
tiest. A fine stock. II
The snake season seems TO be coming
right along. Last Sunday John Sanner
killed a big rattler carrying thirteen rat
ties, short distance up Hunter run, and
Archie Clark killed yellow one with
eight rattles, near Alex. Thompson's
house across the river.
The blossoming of apple and other
trees in this latitude gives evidence of a
great fruit crop, but the May and early
June irosts have yet to be reckoned with,
and we can only live in hopes. The
weather prophets tell us we're to have
some rough weather the latter part of the
month.
"A tent meeting will be held at West
Hickory, Pa, to begin Thursday, May
18th, 1906. The meeting will be con-
Quoted by Rev. j. j. Giblin, of Titus
vile, Pa, who will preach each evening
of the meeting, Song service in connec-
ton with the services and song books
provided free to the congregation.
REV. E. u. MowRY, Pastor.
Last Sunday, May 9th, was DR.. w. j.
Meningitis birthday anniversary. In
addition to receiving congratulations
from his friends, he had the pleasure of
reading the fine notice of his book in the
Philadelphia North American, and OF
reading the very complimentary article
In the Brockwayville Record, naming |
him as the Republican candidate for gov
ernor next iall.-Brookville Democrat
"A. Cupler, Jr. & Co. shot well last
week for q. S. Schwab on Cropp hill, |
near Tionesta. The well was drilled in |
and the owners had almost decided to |
abandon it, as there was no showing. In |
shooting the we'll eighty quarts of the
explosive were used and after the shot |
the hole filled up several hundred feet |
with the flid and the we'll is good one.
Oil vas found in the amber sand at 500
feet.-Titusville Herald.
One of our exchanges says: just at
this season when garden making is one |
of the delights of the average householder,
someone-who has evidently been an
noyed by his neighbours chickens or cat
tle-mskes inquiry as to what the fence
law of Pennsylvania is. Briefly the law
provides that you must fence in your
own cattle and fowls, but need not build
a fence to keep your neighbours chickens
or cattle out. Fowls trespassing on a
neighbor's property may be killed and
the OWnar hos No ramadV