The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1906-03-28
-0il market closed at Sl.5s.

-Oll market closed At Sl.5S.
You can get it at Hopkins store. If
We are in the carpet business. Come
and see us. Hopkins. 1t
What this country needs Is less en-
actment of laws and more enforcement.
-Wanamaker Il Brown were the origi-
majors of tailor-made suits from the sam
pie book. Hopkins is the agent. 1t
Spring millinery opening at Miss
Harrison's store next Tuesday evening
and all day Wednesday. Don't fail to
attend. 1t
Holy communion will be celebrated
at Mt Zion Evangelical Lutheran church
on German Hill, Sunday, April sth, at IL
O'Clock a. m.
-Wanted.-A good cook in family of
three. Wages s4.OO per week. Mrs.
George G. Snowden, 407 W. First street,
Oil City, Pa. 1t
"A family of two will pay extra good
wages to competent girl who can take
NoaN VI " hVuouf NOOhs huuIOoS hD.,
Box 3S5, Oil City, Pa. tt
All the delinquent taxes in Hickory
Township must be paid on or before
April 10th, 1906, or will collected accord
ing y law. R.o. WHITroN, Collector.
Row. DR.. Slonaker's subjects for next
Sabbath at the Presbyterian church are:
Morning-The Eighth Law of the Souls
Growth. Evening-"The Transtigura-
tion."
Rev. w. o. Calhoun wishes us to
announce that he expects to make ar
rangements to have his appointments
here and at Nebraska filled next Sunday
as usual.
-WANTED-5 900 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
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 @. 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 2S, 1906:
Mr.. James Black, Mr.. Harry Chose, Mr..
r. P. Gilbert, Mr.. j. R. Chadwick, j. D.
Swartes. ID. s. KNOX, p. NJ.
Shirt waists, shirt waist patterns, no
two alike. Shirt waist material, muslin
underwear, night gowns and corset COW
ers are among the numerous things you
will find at Hopkins store, with a choice |
stock to select from. 1t
The ladies of the W. C. II. U. extend
to all cordial invitation to attend their
market to be held at the home of Mrs. j.
e. Wenk, beginning Saturday afternoon
at o'clock. Choice viands of all sorts
for your Sunday dinner will be on sale.
Mrs. Edward Kiser and family, of
Starr, who have been called upon to pass
through deep waters of aflliction, desire
to make public acknowledged of their
gratitude to the neighbors and friends for
the assistance and many acts of kindness
and expressions of sympathy rendered
in their distress and bereayement.
Thursday and Friday nights of last
week were among the coolest of this
winter, thermometers in the boro regis
tering from four to eight degrees below
zero. Only one morning in February
did the atmosphere take on greater rig
idity, which demonstrates what March
can do when he lets himself out link or
two.
The piano club give another of its
delightful recitals at the home of Mrs. NJ.
E. Abbott last Saturday afternoon. A
number of invited guests greatly enjoyed
the program which included eight num-
bers from Mozart, besides an interesting
sketch on the origin of music, read by
Miss June Herman. The hostess served
nice lunch at the close.
John Titus last week drilled in we'll
on the Levi Epstein lease in Howe town
II ~ NOuhb1 Nndb 10 Sdlu W DO
one of the best in that neghborhood,
flowing over the derrick when the sand
was struck. The well is near the lease of
the Thad Shanty Oil Co, which has
opened up some heretofore undeveloped
territory that is attracting considerable
attention. The Thad Shanty Oil Co.
drilled in the seventh well the past week,
and ii is a nice producer. Two more To-
cations have been made by this company
in the direction of the Epstein well.-
Sheffield Observer.
People who attempt to carry their
jokes into the newspaper occasionally
find that it is a very serious thing. A
few days ago Pittston resident went to
the Gazette of that place and told an ex-
citing story of having been assaulted and
robbed on one of the river bridges. 1t
turned out that there was no truth what
ever in the story and the Gazette caused
the arr est of the Joker. On condition that
he sign statement setting forth his de-
ceit he was released. He escaped pun
ishment by reason of the leniency of the
management. People who send false in
formation to the papers concerning births,
deaths, marriages, parties, and such
things, arc liable, under a recent act of
assembly to fine and imprisonment. 1t
is an extremely dangerous thing to do.