The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1907-05-15
-oil market closed at $l.7S.


You can get it at Hopkins store. If
"A fool for luck is man who succeeds
in getting what you want.
Get your hat here and 1t will be right.
Hopkins. 1t
Henry Grubbs killed the first rattle
snake of the season one day last week on
the west side of the river opposite town.
The straw hat season is fairly upon
us, and the place to get the very latest is
at Hopkins store. New stock. 1t
Gardens are considerably behindhand
this season owing to the persistent cold
weather, and those that have been made
are not doing much good.
Contractor Patrick Joyce took his
crew and rigging to Nebraska Monday
to quarry the stone for the new bridge
for the s. q 7. Ry at that place.
The widow and children of Mr.. John
Weant desire to thank the neighbors and
friends for their kindness during the ILL
ness and death of their dear husband and
father.
DIR. j. @. Dunn is moving the small
store building on the front of his lot to
the rear end of the lot, which will
greatly improve the appearance of his
residence.
Shoes wearing out or getting scuffed3
Let us fit you in new pair of the incest
the market affords at small cost. All
the hest makes for men, boys, ladies or
misses. Hopkins. 1t
EARLY SEED PoTAToEs-Five of the
finest varieties in the world, Early Rose,
Early Sunrise, Moneymaker, Clark's No.
/, and Delaware. Come and see them, at
J. X. Morgan's grocery store. 1t
Following is the list of letters lying
uncalled for in the Tionesta, Pa, post
office for week ending May 10, 1907:
Mr.. II. M. Wells, Mr.. George Osborne,
Mr.. G. w. Kelley. DIS. KNOX, p. M.
Capt. Knox has remodeled tho inside
of the postotfice, giving. considerable ex-
ira space in the lobby and otherwise add
ing to the convenience and comfort of the
public and working force in the office.
MANY Forest county friends of ex-
Judge Nash, of Pigeon, Howe township,
will be pleased to hear that he is so far
improved from his long and serious i'll
ness as to be able to walk out In the open
air.
Nancy Walters, daughter of w. W.
Walters, Of Barnett township, died at the
North Warren asylum Tuesday of last
week. She was aged absut 40 years, and
had been an inmate at the asylum for
several years.
The famous "Queen Quality" shoe
for ladies is sold in Tionesta by Hopkins
only. The we'll known excellence Of this
shoe forSl Sladies is too apparent to need
further comment. When. you want the
best come here. 1t
Martin Beatty had the fingers of his
right hand considerably lacerated by
saw on James Whitman's shingle mill,
above Endesvor, Thursday morning,
necessitating the amputation of one finger
at the first Joint, the others being saved.
The Sunday excursion TO Olean and
bradford did not draw very heavily from
Tionesta, only six tickets being sold to
the upper cities and eight to Warren.
The train was well filled from Titusville
and Oil City, having 400 passengers when
it reached here.
The Interstate base ball season opens
today. The Erie team, for which John
Lawrence is catcher, plays today and
Thursday at Franklin, and Friday and
Saturday at Oil City. A number of our
dyed-in-the- e-wool fans are counting on
seeing some of these games.
The executive committee of the For
ost County w. G. #. U. will meet at the
home OF Mrs. George f. Watson, Tionesta,
Friday, May oath, at l:S0p. IN. Lunch
con will be served at noon. All county
officers, superintendents and local presi-
dents are expected to attend.
The new schedule as to the pay of ru-
raj free delivery mail carriers which goes
into effect July is as follows: "a or more
miles, 5000; % 10 "a miles, 1864; 20 to %
miles, $50; IS to 20 miles, $780, 16 to Is
miles, $500; II to IS miles, $780, II to IA
miles, $5O4; 10 to II miles, S46S; to 10
miles, S4S2; 6 to miles, 1896.
Young men who start to learn trade
in these days think that alter month
they know it all. 1t is money they want
more than trade. Such boys take no
interest in their work and usually are no
good -develope into nothing. They do
not realize that they should put ideas
into their heads from which they can
realize hereafter.-Ex.
For the benefit of the parties that
visited II. G. Yarnelrs chickens Saturday
night, or rather Sundny morning, May
10Th, near Stewart Run, who must have
thought they were getting something
nice and fat as they were shut in small
coop by themselves, we will state that
three out of the five taken were sitting
hens and had brought off broods Satur-
day. Yarnell advises chicken thieves to
take bag or some other secure recepti-
Gle to carry them In, as they were easily
traced by feathers dropped at intervals
on the way.