The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1906-03-21
Il told you so. &c. hog.

and see us. Hopkins. 1t
THE REPUBLICAN and the N. Y.
Tribune Farmer, one year, for $l.25.
Wall paper and carpet, bright and
new, a splendid stock. Hopkins, 1t
To-day is the first day of spring. 1t
looks II less than any other we've had
this winter.
The subject of Rev. w. o. Calhoun's
sermon at the NJ. e. church next Sabbath
evening will be us the Church the Body
of Christi"
10 stamped on the side. Owner can
have same by calling at Dunn ~ Fulton's
drug store and paying for this notice.
Rev. DR.. Slonaker's subjects for next
Sabbath at the Presbyterian church are:
Morning: "Seventh Law of the Souls
Growth" Evening: "Tranlgured."
All the delinquent taxes in Hickory
Township must be paid on or before
April 18th, 1906, or will collected accord
ing to law. II. o. WHIrroN, Collector.
The first lot of new ready-to wear
clothing for spring arrived Monday. viii
all be in this week. Before you order
your suit take look at it. Hopkins
store. 1t
Lyman Crooks, of Endeavor, had the
third aud fourth fingers of his left hand
badly lacerated by the trip saw in the
mill last Friday. He may lose portion
of one finger.
WANTED o. 900 standard chestnut tel
ephone poles. Will pay cash f. o. b. or
laid down at Tionesta, Nebraska, West
Hickory, or Tidioute. A. Il. DANIELS,
Tionesta, Pa. At
The County Commissioners at their
meeting yesterday appointed w. c..
Brown, of .Marienville, assessor of jerks
township to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of j. p. Castner.
About dozen of the married ladies
took advantage OF the fine sleighing-and
their husbands as well-to drive to West
Hickory last evening, where they had
supper at Mr.. Gilbert's hotel.
For rent. April 1st, 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 & Son, Tionesta, Pa. If
Following is the list of letters lying
uncalled for in the Tionesta, Pa, post
Office for week ending March 81, 1906:
Mr.. E. j. Miller, Mr.. B. E. Reese.
D. S. KNOX, P. NJ.
If you want the New York Tribune
Farmer at the rate we are Offering it, 25
cents, you will have to speak quickly.
No subscriptions taken after this month
except at the regular price. which is Sl.0O
year.
William R. Hosg, aged II years, dep
uty factory inspector for Warren, Nc
Kean, Cameron, Elk and Forest counties,
died in Spencer hospital, Meadville, at
one o'clock Thursday afternoon, 18th
inst, after weeks illness of grippe.
"A company in which ]. G. Carson
and others of West Hickory are inter-
ested, completed their No. we'll on the
McKissick farm at Pithole Saturday. 1t
made good show and was to have been
shot Tuesday. AL the wells will make
small producers.
The twenty-fourth annual report of
the hospital for the insane at North War
rem has just been published. 1t was pre-
pared by DIR. M. s. Guth, superinteDd-
eut of the institution. There are | ,146
in the hospital, an equal number OF each
sex, 513. The report is full of interesting
statistics.
Three car loads of lumber, shingles
and other building material, were re-
ceived yesterday by the Grand View
Hospital Association from Wheeler &
Dusenbury. of Endeavor. The material
is their donation towards the new addi-
ton to the Grand View institution.-Oil
City Derrick.
In the past six months taps have
been sounded over the graves of "a ,0O6
pensioners of the civil war, according to
a statement of Chief Pension Commits
sioner Warner. This, he says, is an evil
dence of the rapidity with which the vet
Grams are being diminished. The total
number of pensioners December 81, was
669,234.
&C. NJ. Arner, of the Arner Insurance
Agency, on Wednesday last presented
the losers at the recent mill fire at En-
deavor with check for the full amount
of the insurance which their agency car
ried on the property destroyed. The set
tlement of the claim was easily made
there being no points of disagreement in
the adjustment of the losses.
The best and about the only rea
sleighing we have had in this latitude this
winter has been enjoyed during the past
week. On st. Patrick's day the sleighiDl
was as fine as one could wish for, and the
snow of Monday made the going on run
ners well nigh perfect. In the most Ia
vored spots the depth of snow is from /.
to Is inches. With the exception of a few
days in January this is the only sleigh
ing this section has had this winter. Who
has now kick coming on Sir Groundhog'