The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1906-08-22
-oil market closed at Sl.5S.

-Oil market closed at Sl.5S.
You can get It at Hopkins store. If
-BargainsH Well should say. Hop
kins. 1t
Graduates of the Edinboro State Nor
NAL School are iu demand as teachers
John f. Bigler, Principal. 1t
The subject of Rev. w. o. Calhoun's
sermon at the NJ. Il. church next Sabbath
evening will be "a Speckled Bird"
Rev. DR.. Slonaker's subjects for mex
Sabbath at the Presbyterian church are
Neutrality-suspicious." Evening-Lecturt
by Mrs. Law.
Lost, a plain Roman gold bracelet
somewhere in Tionesta on Monday
Finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving at this office. 1t
All summer goods in ladies' or gen.
tlemen's wear must moye out this month
regardless of price. Don't miss the op.
portunity of your life. Hopkins. 1t
w. l.. Pryor, of Tionesta township,
while handling ties near the depot last
Wednesday, got one of his little fingers
broken close TO the hand. DR.. Dunn re.
duced tho fracture.
The Warren Mail entered upon the
59th year OF its existence with last week s
issue, but the "old rag seems to be get
ting younger every week. despite its
many years. Continued success to it.
Fred. Anderson, of Harmony town
ship, cut cash in the top of his right
foot Monday while chopping wood, sever
lug an artery. DR.. Dunn performed the
necessary surgical work to put the foot
in good condition.
ALI of the month of August yet will
bs bargain days at the Hopkins store.
We have an endless variety of the most
seasonable goods still in stock that must
move out, and the price we've put on
them will do the work. 1t
The official catalogue of the Brook
vile iair, from the job rooms of the Re-
publican office of that place, is the GUS
tomary neat piece of printing that it al
ways has been. The fair takes place
this year Sept 4, 3, 6 and I.
-Barnum ~ Bsiley's great show will
exhibit at Warren Sept. 9TH and at Oil
City Sept. Sth. This is without doubt the
most extensive show now touring the
country and is worth going miles to see
Their crowds are immense.
Tho brethren of Temple Lodge, f. &
\. NJ, after work Tuesday evening, had
a banquet at their rooms at which there
we're present visiting brethren from Ii
tusville, Tionesta, Grand Valley and
other places. s.-Tidioute News.
The Howe township school board re-
Gently completed the election of teachers
for the township for the ensuing term as
follows; Cooper Tract, Miss Edna Ag-
new; Cloughs, Miss Laura Jackson;
Sheffield, Miss Jennie Fitzgerald.
Five Reynoldsville men have pur-
chased land, built suitable enclosure
and will breed foxes. They have several
as the nucleus of a business which they
expect will prove not only pleasant but
profitable. A red fox at one year of age
is worth $3.50.
Fred. Gillespie, of Kellettville, was
visitor in Tionesta Monday. Fred. says
the story that blackberries are scarce
comes far from being true in his locality,
he having picked 100 quarts without 60
ias out OF sight vi his home, which is
located on the Branch.
Clarion State Normal School, Clarion,
Pa. Splendid school. Good courses in
Teaching, Business, Music, Stenography
aud Typewriting. Well equipped Gym
nasium. Fine student body. School
opens September 4. Write for catalogue
TO j, George Becht, Principal. 1t
MANY Tionesta friends of Mrs. o, c.
Brownell, of Cory, will be sorry to hear
that on Saturday afternoon last she
slipped and f,all ON the steps Of her resi-
dence, disl0cating her left wrist and
breaking her left ankle. She will be
conf ned to her bed for some weeks.
The Masonic picnic, held in Kreit-
ler's grove at Nebraska, last Wednesday,
was largely attended by the brethren
from Tionesla and other points in the
county, accompanied by their wives and
lady friends. Weather conditions were
ideal and the occasion was thoroughly
enjoyed.
Constable Green, of jerks township,
on Wednesday brought man named Sol
Silvis to town and delivered him over to
Sheriff Stroup ON commitment by
'SquiI Wilton on charge ofillegal liquor
selling. In default of 81 900 bail Silvis
was lodged in Jail TO await trial at Sep
tember sessions.
Detective J. r. Hoon, of Butler, sends
out word asking officials to be on the
lookout for horse and runabout stolen
in Butler Saturday. The horse was bay
and had calk mark on its left front foot.
The alleged thief was described as man
about five feet, ten inches in height and
having black mustache.
-Adulteration in coffee may be de-
tected by adding to tumblerful OF cold
water some of the ground coffee. Genuine
coffee will float aud will not give dis
tinct color to the water for several min
utes. but chicory, cereals and other adul-
terants will settle at the bottom, leaving
down trails of color as they sink.