The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1906-05-02
oil market closed at $l.64.

oil market closed at $l.64.
You can get it at Hopkins store. If
These are fine days for the farmers
who are getting their oats crops sown il
good season.
i make Rubber Printing Stamps t
order and deliver by mail. A. II. Corell
Bloomsbury, Pa. If
f. II. Lanson is having an addition
built on the store room Occupied by J. h
Morgan, on Elm street.
ID. Il. Carson, of Stewart Run, reports
that some one "liited' fine young pil
from his pen one night recently.
Collins, Darrah Il Co., of Nebraska a
started four flat boats loaded with lumber
for the Pittsburg market last Friday.
"A family of two will pay extra good
wages to competent girl who can take
care off house, and cook. Address S.,
Box 3S5, Oil City, Pa. If
Roads throughout the country, al
though somewhat rough in spots, are
dry and hard as in the middle summer
season.
Don't work yourself into fit of ag-
rayation trying to mend that old carpet
when you can get fine new one for so
little cash at Hopkins, 1t
The subject of Rev. w. o. Calhoun's
sermon at the NJ. L. church next Sabbath
evening will be "IIindrances in the
Christian Life"
While you are getting get the best
and most stylish. The Wooltex skirts
are famed the world over, and Hopk ins
is sole dealer in Tionesta. 1t
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. M. Arner Il Son, Tionesta, Pa. If
b. The pleasant warm days offspring are
now coming on, and you'll feel like gett-
ing into new spring suit. Come TO
Hopkins and be fitted out in the best
style and lowest price. 1t
Reports of great forest fires raging in
the eastern portion of this county along
the inss of the b. & o. and the Il. V.
railroads are largely exaggerated, and
what fires there were have all been ex-
tinguished.
Work has been begun on dwelling
house for Miss Blanche Pease on her lot
on Bridge street, J. j. Landers being the
contractor. The dwelling will be neat
and commodious one, 2Sx2S feet, and will
add much to the appearance of that street.
-Fid. Wentworth, whose farm is To-
Gated up on Johns run, in Tionesla twp,
reports the first slaughter of rattlers for
the season, and as result of his vigilance
there will be three less of these "song
birds" to torment the trout fisherman or
the perambulator of the woods.
C. w. osgood makes the following
weather report for the month of April:
Total rain fall At inches. Total snow fall
Z inches. The coolest day of the month
was on the llth, but did not reach near
the zero point. One year ago seven
inches of snow fall during the month of
April.
"A market will be held at the home of
Mrs. j. II. Robertson next Saturday af-
ternoon, beginning at two o'clock, under
the auspices of the ladies of the Presby-
terian furnishing fund. A choice variety
of good things for the Sunday dinner will
be on sale, and everybody is invited to
patronize the ladies.
Work on the new mill which is to re-
place the Georgia y Aylesworth mill, at
Endeavor, is being pushed rapidly for
ward, and when completed will be one of
the finest in the state, having an i'm
mense daily capacity, The new firm
which is erecting the plant is styled
Wheeler, Aylesworth IL Co.
The dust on the paved street is more
than the mud was under
the old conditions and some arrangement |
should be made to keep it down. A
horse and buggy or an automobile simply |
ihhhoS ~ uuuedIdDlo' Nudt Cdn po uoueI
-Emlenton News. Tear up the pave
ment and 60 back to mud roads. Give us
a hard one.
Mrs. Chas. Weingard, of the town
ship, while returning to her home from
the funeral of the late Mr.. Vockroth, on
Monday, was thrown from hack by the |
overturning of a seat. She fell on her
head ana received several bad cuts ON the |
face, III addition to being considerably
shaken up. DR.. Dunn was called and
dressed the injuries.
Contractor Chas. Gesin on Saturday
finished the second well for company
in which he is interested, on Hilliard
run, near Endeavor. Both we're dry.
The same company also got dry hole on
Prather run, near East Hickory, some
time previous Mr.. Gesin is moving his
drilling outfit to Mckle hill, between
Garland and Grand Valley, where he has
several wells to drill.
"A poetic editor rolls this sweet senti-
ment out of his system: "How dear to
our hearts is the old silver dollar, when
some kind subscriber presents it to view
the liberty head with necktie or collar,
and all the strange things that seem so
new; the wide spreading eagle, the arrows
below it, the stars and the words, with
the queer things they tell. Tie coin of
my fathers! We're glad that we know it,
for some time or other twill come in
right well-the spread eagle dollar, the |