The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1907-04-24
oil market closed at $l.7S.

-Oll markeI closed al Sl'Io.
You can get it at Hopkins store. If
Your new spring suit is here at a
nominal cost. Hopkins. 1t
The thump of the csrpet-beater and
the bark of the gas engine are very much
in evidence these days, as is also the
similarity of their sound.
If its gents furnishings, the latest
spring and summer styles, Hopkins has
them. RCsn dress you from head to foot
in the latest fashions. 1t
The Bell company is putting up a
new telephone line IRON Tionesta to West
Hickory. The Redbank company put
up line to the Proper farm on German
Hill, Monday.
TOMATO PLANTS Cabbage, caullfow-
or, celery, pepper and flower plants furn-
ished in best varieties and any quantity.
Mail orders promptly filled. G.. A. An
derson, Tionesta, Pa. If
Miss Blanche Mae Pease, teacher of
Room No. !, and her pupils have ar
ranged for a program in the school room,
Wednesday, May lst, at 2 o'clock. Every
one is invited to attend.
Springs delightful weather has come
at last and that new garment will please
you better now than late in the summer.
Hopkins has the pretty spring goods.
Don't put of your selection longer. 1t
The w. X. c. will hold market in
their rooms next Saturday evening, be-
ginning at o'clock. All members of
the Corps are requested to bring con-
tributions and the patronage of the public
is solicited.
Why put up with that old faded and
threadbare carpet another summer? Why
not place your order for anew one now
and enjoy it while you're young. Hop
kins can fit you out in the prettiest at the
lowest price. 1t
Through the energetic efforts of the
young people connected with the Presby-
terian church very handsome new piano
has been installed in the Sabbath school
room for the use OF the School apd the
Endeavor society.
"A convocation of officers of this Ma
sonic district was held in Oil City Friday
night. About 60 visitors were present
from Tiouesta, Tidioute, Cory, Titusyille
Franklin, Columbus, Rouseville, Mar
ienville, Sugar Grove and Emlenton.
Following is the list of letters lying
uncalled for in the Tionesta, Pa, post
Office for week ending April "a, 1907:
Mr.. orval Albaugh e letters), Mrs. r.
w. Beers, Thomas Kelsey (card.)
DIS. KNOX, p. NJ.
&C. p. Buck lin has sold his residence
corner of Main and Tidioute streets and
his barn and lot near the p, r. r. freight
house to Edmund o. Piquegnot, the oil
producer at Trunkeyville, who has decd-
ed to make his home in lidioute in the
near future.-News.
AT the recent meeting of the Tionests
High School Alumni the following Off
GERS we're elected: President, Miss Alice
Agnew; Vice President, Miss Emma
Arner; Secretary, Miss June Herman;
Treasurer, Miss Dora Gerow. 1t was de-
cided to hold reception on June 2Stb.
Our former townsmsn, Chris. Miller,
has purchased the Central Hotel, at Ty-
lersburg, of Jacob G. Wagner, and will
take possession of the same at once.
Chris. has had much experience in the
hotel business, is an affable and pleasant
fellow, and will unquestionably make a
success of his new purchase.
r. o. Carson finished what appears to
be good we'll on his farm at Neilltown
yesterday. The pay streak was found in
the black oil sand at about 750 feet and
made good showing, but what the ca
pacity of the well will be only pumping
will demonstrate. The farm had never
Sbeen tested before and there are no pro-
ducing wells within mile of it.
The Sugar Grove canning factory,
after two years oil stormy life, isto be sold
at Sheriff's sale. 1t Is stated that the
plant cost twice as much as it should and
that the business could not be made to
pay. Probably its construction was
planned by professionals who make
business of selling similar plants and
Who get their money and sail out for more
suckers. So uething like the game played
on the late lamented creamery in Tidi-
oute.--News. Our neighbors are not the
>only towns that have taken hold of the
baited end of the sucker line.
Monday morning of this week dis
tressing accident occurred in the mine of.
fee at Walston, says the Brookville
Democrat. A young Italian came to the
coal office window FOR orders, as usual
His visits were always the occasion fol
Joking. This time, in addition to his or.
binary salutation, VIM. McMullen, the
clerk, picked up an old rifle standing al
hand, unused, pointed 1t at the young
Italian, and pulled the trigger. To his
horror the weapon was discharged and
Mancuso fell dead. The gun had beer
loaded Saturday night, unknown to Nc
Mullen. McMullen gave himself up a
once. He is about 20 years of age. Cor
oner Kyle was sent for, an inquest wal
held, and McMullen was exOnerateC
entirely, and released.