The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1906-05-23
oil market closed at $l.64.

You can get 1t at Hopkins store. If
The fragrant honeysuckle is begin
ming to bloom.
For Sale.-A good colt, two years old
this fall. j. G. Bromley, Tionesta. 2t
Base ball, Saturday, May 20, 800 p.
m. N. A. G. of Tiona VS.. Tionesta. Do
not miss this game.
The regular preaching service in the
Presbyterian church Sabbath evening by
the pastor. All are invited.
Wanted. Men to peel bark in Potter
county. Good wages. Apply to B. c.
Farrell, Supt., Costello, Pa. 3t
The REPUBLICAN has the very new
est thing in calling cards. Very swell
and taking. Ask TO see the stock.
WIN. Hood, of the township, lost one
of his good team horses last week, the
animal dying Friday morning of collie.
C. A. Lanson has Just finished a fine
flag stone walk and good stone curb
ing in front of his residence on Elm
street.
The smartest things in summer dress
goods are to be found at the Hopk ins
store. Wash fabrics and white goods
galore. 1t
Harry Garfield and George Ellis
killed two rattlesnakes and captured one
alive at the den across the river last
Sunday.
III you are still considering that new
carpet come here and let us help you out
of your dilemma for just a little bit of
money. Hopkins. 1t
The frosts of Saturday and Sunday
nights, while quite severe, seem to have
done little or no damage, At least none
has been reported so far.
How about your summer suitY Let
us fit you out either from stock or with
first class tailor made article, guaran-
teed to fit and please. Hopkins. 1t
-Ifyou are indebted to the REPUBLI-
CAN on subscription account, you are in
vited to pay the same. Machinery runs
hard without oiling occasionally.
Our stock of straw hats was never so
complete as now. All the newest styles
for men and boys, and the prices are
much below those of other dealers.
Hopkins. 1t
Charles Anderson will have about
2OC0 tomato plants to dispose of this sea-
son. Those desiring nice plants should
place their orders early. He has num-
ber of the best varieties. If
Following is the list of letters lying
uncalled for in the Tionesta, Pa, post
Office for week ending May %, 1906:
Jno, II. Kelly, James P. Black, card.
d. S. KNOX, P. M.
r.. w. Moon has for sale number Of
Chester-white pigs, about five weeks old,
which can be seen at his farm on Peters
run. Mr.. Moon is employed at Scow-
denis wagon shop where he can be con-
suited. 1t
j. j. Landers is moving his mill,
which has been located near Kellettville,
to the mouth of Jake's run, farther down
Tionesta creek, where he has job of
saving out some timber for Foreman IL
DON'T.
The Boro authorities are doing a
good job in grading down and cutting the
hump off on Bridge street, between Elm
and Vine street, and when completed 1t
will be one of the pretty thoroughfares
of the town.
Don't wear uncomfortable or scuf1ed
shoes when you can get the very best at
the very lowest figure at Hopkins. We
are exclusive agents for the famous
Strootman, the Selz, the Douglas and the
Richardson shoes. 1t
There will be union service in the
NJ. Il. church Sabbath morning at IL
o'clock. memorial service in honor of
the soldier dead and living. Rev. Paul
J. Slonaker will give the address. All
are cordially invited.
"A meeting of the Executive Com
mittee OF the w. G. II. u. of Forest coun-
ty will be hold Tuesday May Goth, at
two o'clock p. M, in the picnic ground
at Nebraska.
Mrs. ELIZABETH KRIBBs, Rec. Sec'y.
The Goth annual convention of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
Clarion Presbytery will meet in the
Brookville Presbyterian church on May
Both and 3lst, 1906. Delegates desiring
entertainment should send their names
to Mrs. Laura Brown, Brookville, Pa.
P. r. II. orders can be secured from Mrs.
Craig Lucas, Brookville, Pa.
Cases against twenty-one automobile
owners were quashed at Scranton on
Monday by ruling of Judge Newcomb
that the act of April %, 1903, relating to
operation of automobiles, is unconstitu-
tional. The Judge decides that the title
and body of the act are at variance, in
that the law requires the owner to take
out a license and penalties anyone for
operating the machine without license.
This, the Judge contends, would be un-
fair to chaffeurs. What rights has the
average chauffeur that common people
are bound to respect, anyway.