The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1906-09-12
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You can get it at Hopkins store. If
"A man always has leisure enough to
stop and tell you how busy he is.
Clothing of quality at the Hopkins
store, the kind that wears best, looks
best, and is best. II
&C. W. Robinson is adding to his 9TH
erwise beautiful home by tue erection of
new verauda in front.
If that boy needs a bang-up school
shoe bring him here. We're right here
with the goods. Hopkins. 1t
Corn husker for sale cheap. Almost
as good as new. Enquire of Mrs. John
Hinderer, Newmansville, Pa, 1t
What about your new fall or winter
suitg We have the goods. A bargain in
every suit. Hopkins. 1t
The subject of Rev. W. o. Calhoun's
sermon at the NJ. f. church next Sabbath
evening will be "a Successful Church"
Learn shorthand by correspondence.
Easy, rapid system. Ten lessons, $1,000,
@. X. Shoup, P. o. Box 5S7, Warren, Pa.
The Tionesta ball team will play ALI
Titusville at Titusville tomorrow and
probably the Manifolds at Franklin Sat-
urday.
-Supt. ID. W. Morrison has issued his
program for the Forest County Teachers
Institute, to be held at the Court House,
Tionesta, December l7-2l.
For sale at positive bargain, a
6.octave organ, in excellent condition and
good as new. Call at or address Adams
Meat Market, Tionesta, Pa. At
Rev. DR.. Slonaker's subjects for next
Sabbath at the Presbyterian church are:
Morning -"The Shut Door" Evening
"What Our Estimations Shall Be-"
The new stock of mems clothing at
this store has them all down. A finer
line has not been exhibited in Tionesta in
many years. No fancy prices, but bar
gain in every suit. 1t
Horses for sale or exchange at the
Brookville Fair grounds. | will be
there for the coming three weeks, be-
ginning Saturday, September LIST.
2t GRANT SHUsTER.
The box festival given by the ladies
of the Presbyterian church at Boyard's S
hall Friday evening was success So
cially as we'll as financially, the ladies
netting about $500 for their furnish ing
fund.
Among the vegetable curiosities that
some of our gardeners have produced this
season is bean pod measuring "a inches,
raised by William Wertz in his flourish
ing garden. If any one can beat this for
beans let him bring on his pod.
ELIAS Albaugh, one of Hickory town.
ships old and respected citizens, met
with painful accident ou Saturday last
While crossing the river bridge at West
Hickory he slipped and fell, striking on
his elbow and causing compound frac-
ture of the bone.
The Frost Gas company, of Dunkirk,
announces its intention to apply for
franchise to supply that city with natural
gas. The name of the chief stockholder
and president of the company is W. IL
Frost, doubtless our iurmer citizen o.
Howe township.
The REPUBLICAN acknowledges re-
ceipt of an invitation TO attend the COM
mencement exercises Of the Training
School for Nurses, which will take place
in the Amusement Hall of the STATE
Hospital at Warren, Pa, on Thursday
evening, Sept. 20.
e, j. Behrens, of German Hill, go
his right foot caught in the drilling ma
chine on the Behrens lease, Cropp Hi
last Wednesday, stripping the flesh from
the top of the foot to the. toes. No bone'
were broken, but it is very painful III
iurv. DR.. J. C. Dunn attended him.
Bring the news to this Office. We arr
always glad to have our subscribers sen'
or bring us items of news. If each on
of our large list of readers would give u
some item each week what grand loca
paper we could have. Send in anything
but politics and we shall be thankful.
holy Communion will be celebrated
at Mt. Zion Lutheran church, on Ger
man Hill, Sunday, Sept. l6. This VIII d
the last service there until further motto
is given, the pastor, Rev. Paul D. Schlll
niger, having received and accepted
call to parish in Mercer county, an
will locate at Fredonia, Pa.