The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1906-08-29
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-Oll market closed al Sl.0S.
You can get it at Hopkins store. If
You can get straw hat at Hopkins
for just about your own figures, 1t
Crawl out of your shell occasionally
and look on the bright side of things.
In these sweltering days there are
bargains galore at Hopkins store. 1t
Learn shorthand by correspondence.
Easy rapid system. Ten lessons, $1,000.
G. X. Shoup, p. o. Box 5S7, Warren, Pa.
The work in the Edinboro Normal
School is thorough and practical. The
Fall term opens Sept. llth. John f.
Bigler, Principal. 1t
-sAll summer goods in ladies' or gen.
temen's wear must moYe out this month
regardless of price. Don't miss the op-
portunity of your life. Hopkins. 1t
IS. 5. Sigworth, our plumber and
hardware man, was in Marienville last
week doing some work in the line OF
plumbing. lie is securing a nice lot OF
work up that way.
The stuffed skin of four foot eight
inch yellow rattler is on exhibition at the
Hotel Weaver. The reptile was killed by
j. II. Wentworth, on Johns run, and
carried fourteen rattles.
Following is the list of letters lying
uncalled for in the Tionesta, Pa, post
office for week ending August 20, 1906;
Mr.. Dan Nellis, Mrs. Maud Amos (card).
d. S. KNOX, p. NJ.
H. E. Moody and W. L. Morgan went
down to Kennerdell, Venango county,
Monday evening to blast out some OBJ
sructions in the shape of snags or stumps
tlat have lodged in the Allegheny river
channel.
Quarterly meeting will be held at
German Hill, in the Evangelical church,
on September 9th and 9th. Rev. W. II.
Mclaughlin, presiding elder, will preach
both evenings. All are invited to the
gospel feast
r.. b. Crawford brought down six
more barges from the Forest Barge Co. s
yard at Hickory last Thursday and has
them tied up with the others here. The
old rivermen have almost forgotten " hat
flood looks like.
The rage for more extended and
broader verandas is still at white heat in
Tionesta, and many residences are being
thus beautified, the latest to add this
comfort being f. r.. Lanson, II. NJ. Fore
man and Judge Proper.
Harry Feit's Yanigans will tackle the
Warren Y. NJ. G. A. ball team this after
noon at $3.50 on the home grounds. The
Nanigans are comers and are playing
good ball, having won the only two
games they have played and both away
from home Remember the boys and
give them good turnout.
j. II. Osgood Il Co., of this place, at
their numbering plant on Reed run, a
fow miles out from Oil City, were dam
syed to the extent of about $500 in a
food there on Monday nie bit of last week.
The stream rose rapidly as the result of a
terrific rain and the loss was mostly due
10 washed out bridges and roads.
The Erie conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church will convene in the
First M. Il. church, Meadvile. Wednes'
day, Sept. 5, and will continue through
out the week. Bishop Bashford, one oi
the newly elected bishops, will be present
at the conference, and it is expected that
about 200 ministers, members of the cou-
ference, will attend.
w. l.. Thompson, of Nebraska, who
works in the woods at Eagle Rock for the
Grandin Lumber Co., has been carrying
around crippled hand for the past week
ON Monday he was taking out logs on
side hill when one started rolling broad
side towards him and the only way he
could escape was by jumping into hole
and letting the log pass over him, The
log did not strike him but in some way d
lone in the back of his right hand was
broken. 1t was close call.
The Lock Haven State Normal School
ClOS6u ln6 HOsJ SuCctsSlul year IN lls
history. its new catalogue containing II.
pages, beautifully illustrated, is now
ready for distribution. This is one of the
great schools of our state and affords the
best available advantages for the training
of teachers, fitting for College or business
Its departments OF Music and El0cutior
are also largely patronizedNnd thoroughly
equipped. The fall term begins Septem
ber 10th. Address for catalogue, thu
the Principal, j. r. Flickinger, Locl
HaYen, Pa. At
Local officials of the Pennsylvania
railroad company have been informed
tlat thousand mile books will be on salt
il Warren and all other stations upon th
Pennsylvania system east of Pittsburl
and Erie on September lst and they viii
also be good upon the Cumberland Vale.
railroad. The thousand mile books vii
lie sold for $1,000 each and are good in tn
hands of the holder, which means that NJ
questions will be asked by the conducto
and books or portions of books may b
sold or loaned. 1t practically means
two cent rate in the state of Pennsylvania
Warren Mirror.