The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1907-04-17
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You can get it at Hopkins store. If
Money may not purchase love and
happiness, but it will buy foreign titles.
Don't forget that our stock of shoes
always excells in quality, quantity .yarie-
ty and price reasonsbleness. Hopkins.
The subject of Rev. W. o. Calhoun's
sermon at the NJ. e. church next Sabbath
evening will be IA Courageous Chris
tian."
Our line of gents furnishings was
never more complete. The latest the
market affords in gentlemen's wearabes.
Hopkins. 1t
Have you selected that new spring
carpet? Here's the place to get it. Our
samples are immense and beautiful. Cut,
made and laid to your order. Hopkins.
Now be honest. How many did you
catch and how long would you have to be
in Jail provided you got the full penalty
for the understood ones you didn't throw
back?
"A bill has just become law of the
State that provides for the removal by
the court of township officers who neglect
their duties, ON complaint of twenty tax
payers.
Henry Grubbs and family desire to
publicly thank the friends and neighbors
who were so kind to them in their late
bereavement, the death of wife and
mother.
You can secure stock in the Wano
Company at 10 cents per share; fully paid
and non -assessable. The par value OF the
shares is SI.0O. Address, THE WANo
COMPANY. Warren, Pa. 1t
TOMATO PLANTS Cabbage. caull1ow-
or, celery, pepper and flower plants furn-
ished in best varieties and any quantity.
Mail orders promptly filed. C. A. An
derson, Tionesta, Pa. II
Among the patents issued within the
past ten days by Uncle Sam is one to w.
w. Sleeman. of Oil City, for the inven-
tion ofan oil we'll appliance known as a
connecting rod head"
The hour for services at the Evangel-
ica church, German Hill, has been
changed to 1880 in the evening, for the
summer months, commencing Sunday,
April 2lst. A. f. RICHARDS, Pastor.
Isaac Mccoy has purchased Harry
Canfield's house, on Walnut street, and
will take possession in short time. The
latter has moved his family to F. @.
Proper's house, opposite the court house.
III at any time you have received a
bill for subscription to the REPUBLICAN
and have not paid, or even acknowledged
receipt of same, we hope you will no
longer treat the matter as joke, but pay
up. The Joke may come in later.
Through tlfe kindness of Senator
Penrose the REPUBLICAN office has a
quantity Of garden seeds for distribution
among odr gardeners. Ifyou would like
package call early. They will be hand
ed out as long as they last to first callers,
free.
The legislature has passed and the
governor has signed an act authorizing
the burgess and town council of bor-
ough or Incorporated town 10 annex ad-
jacent territory upon the petition of 8
majority of the freehold owners resident
therein.
Following is the list of letters lying
uncalled for in the Tionesta, Pa, post.
Office for week ending April II, 1907
Mr.. Ed. Moore, Mr.. e. Landers, Mr.. w
A. Murphy (csrd), Normie Stahlman
Mae Anderson (card).
DIS. KNOX, M.
The New York state senate on Thurs
day reported favorably bill to establish
a marriage license system in that state
similar to the law of Pennsylvania. This
will mean the cutting off of large sourc,
of revenue now contributed to James
town parsons by Pennsylvania matri
monial couples.
The Pennsylvania railroad has or
dered that all stations along its lines shal
hereafter keep at least one cat about tn,
premises to clean out the rats that destroy
baggage and other goods deposited in th
ware rooms, but we haven't noticed tha
the company has advertised for suppl!
of felines. They'd likely be forthcom
ing if the hint were dropped.
1T is often desired to separate postsg
stamps that are stuck together withou
destroying the gum. This can be don
by dipping the stamps in water for few
seconds only, shaking off the excess @
water and heating with match as mucl
as possible without burning. The hea
expands the water between the stamp
and separates them, so that they can
easily pulled apart and ready for use.
Gust T. Nelson was killed at Shetfie
Friday while engaged in his duties o.
the Tionesta Valley railroad. He was
brakeman and was engaged in aiding th
switching Of caboose into the Sheiliel
roundhouse. While doing this one foe
caught in a frog on the track and hel
him fast until he was run down by tn
train and killed The body was badl
mangled A coroner's jury rendered
verdict of accidental death, exoneratin
from blame all members of the trai
crew. Nelson was aged about 26 yeal
and is survived by bis wife and tvs
small children.