The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1906-05-09
oil market closed at $l.64.

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You can get 1t at Hopkins store. If
Wanted to haul lumber. In
quire of j. X. Osgood & Co., Commercial
Hotel, South Oil City, Pa. 2t
The straw hat season is now on, and
Hopkins has u stock of sufficient variation
to suit any taste and fit any head. See
him. 1t
"A family of two will pay extra good
wages to a competent girl who can take
care of a house, and cook. Address s.,
Box 1856, Oil City, Pa. If
Get Wooltex Skirt. They're al
ways in style and wear the best. Hop
kins is exclusive seller of these famous
garments. 1t
Asa w. Heath, of Hunter Run, re-
ports that one of his hens hatched out q
ur-legged chick one day last week, but
it was dead when found.
The subject of Rev. w. o. Calhoun's
sermon at the M. E. church next Sabbath
evening will be Gospel Trials in In
dia." Services at oclock.
ALI the best makes of shoes-the
Strootman, the Richardson, the Douglas,
and the Selz-are handled by Hopkins.
The best in the world for the money. 1t
Following is the list of letters lying
uncalled for in the Tionesta, Pa, post
Office for week ending May ., 1906:
Mr.. Chase Harry. d. s. KNOX, p. NJ.
The pulpit of the Presbyterian church
will be supplied on Sabbath by Rev.
j. j. Giblin, of Titusville. The pastor
will supply the Presbyterian pulpit at
Brockwayville.
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
20G0 tomato plants to dispose of this sea-
son. Those desiring nice plants should
place their orders early. He has num-
ber of the best varieties. If
For rent, April lst, dwelling house
on Vine street. Property in first class
condition. Rent $4,000 per year. In-
quire of Mr.. George Raab, Oil City, Pa,
or G. NJ. Arner Il Son, Tionesta, Pa. If
Although somewhat chilly yet, the hot
weather will be upon us before we know
it, and Hopkins is prepared TO furnish
the summer dress goods that will afford
the greatest comfort and look the pret-
tiest A fine stock. 1t
S. NJ. Henry has about completed ne
gotiations for the purchase of the Tones
to Cash Store. Mr.. Henry has had many
years experience in merchandising pur-
suits and will undoubtedly meet with the
success his many friends wish him.
Constable VIM. Green, of jerks twp.
on Saturday last, brought Albert Stien-
brook to Tionesta and delivered him over
to the custody of Sheriff Stroup on SER
i0us charge, preferred by p. l.. Greedy,
also of jerks twp. The female in the
case is Cora Greedy, under sixteen years
of age.
The blackest hail storm in years
passed over this immediate section last
Wednesday. Hailstones as large as
small hens eggs and millions of them
fell thick and last for about five minutes,
and while the wind was terrific and the
atmosphere, black as nlght-almost-no
serious damage was done.
Miss Rose Harrison, Tionesta's up
to-date milliner, will be at the Kingsley
House, Kellettville, from Wednesday to
Saturday of this week with fine line of
trimmed hats, all of the very latest styles.
The ladies' of that community are cor
daily invited to call and inspect her ele-
giant stock, and make selections. 1t
"A we'll completed by Tlonesta capi-
talists last week near the White Church.
in Harmony township, and which showed
up for fair producer, might almost be
termed duster. 1t may pay to pump 1t
if the price of oil gets up to about nine
dollars a barrel. The well or M. l..
Ranges place, Stewart Run, is settling
down to a fair little pumper.
-Tionesta is billed for big circus.
Jones' Enormous Railroad Show and
Frontier Exhibition has rented the large
baseball grounds and will pitch its tents
ON Thursday, the 18th of this month.
This is perhaps the largest show that has
ever visited Tionesta, and will be worth
going miles to see. Arrange to be here
on that day and bring the family.
Henry Yarnell, who lives over in
Harmony township, not far from Stewart
Run, went with party on snake hunt
last Sunday and their catch netted seven
teen ratllers and one black snake, or blue
racer. The smallest of the rattlers was
trile over feet in length, and each one
supported fine string of rattles. The
den was located at a ledge of rocks about
a mile from Stewards Run, and the snakes
were out summing themselves and appar-
emily getting ready for their summer pill
grimages among the huckleberry bushes
and other favoIite resorts. Henry says
several of the the snakes escaped by
crawling under the rocks before they
could be dispatched. Ald it wasn't an
extra good day for snakes either.