The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1907-05-08
oil market closed at $l.7S.

You can get 1t at Hopkins store. If
Get your hat here and 1t will be right.
Hopkins. 1t
No storekeeper becomes so we'll ac-
quainted with customer that he likes TO
have him go behind his counter.
Handsome rugs, from the least to the
greatest at Hopkins store aud are marked
down to the lowest margin of profit. 1t
There are still some of those govern
ment garden seeds left which will be
handed out to those who call at the Office
for them.
Shoes wearing out or getting scuffedf
Let us fit you in a new pair of the incest
the market affords at small cost. All
the hest makes for men, boys, ladies or
misses. Hopkins. 1t
"A New York state farmer skinned
the cream from part of his milk and paid
$l,S00 for the offence. This proves that
the way of the transgressor is hard-if
you catch him at it.
How about your spring haberdash-
cry? We have everything to dress you
out from head to foot Our stock OF
clothing aud gents furnishings was never
so complete as now. 1t
"A bill has passed the legislature re-
quiring the state superintendent of public
instruction to place copy of Smulrs
hand book in all the public schools of the
state every four years.
The good people of Endesvor will
erect new parsonage this summer for
the Presbyterian minister. 1t will be a
neat and commodious manse, in keeping
with the other church property in that
pretty town.
w. IL. Stright starts in next week to
cut the timber off a six hundred acre tract
on Horse Creek for Orion Siggins. The
cut will run two million feet, mostly pine,
and will take couple of years probably.
.-Tidioute News.
The famous "Queen Quality" shoe
for ladies is sold in Tionesta by Hopkins
only. The we'll known excellence of this
shoe for ladies is too apparent to need
further comment. When you want the
best come here. 1t
The poSofiice at Lamona was discon-
tinued on Tuesday of this week. This
place of 450 inhabitants few months ago
is now almost a thing of the past. With
in one week more everything of the ma
ture OF saw mill town will be mass of
ruins.-Sheffield Observer.
Following is the list of letters lying
uncalled for in the Tionesta, Pa, post
office for week ending May s, 1907:
Mr.. o. r. Roberts, Mr.. r. E. Taylor,
Mr.. Edw, G. Robinson, Mae Anderson
(card). Mess. Castle & Co., (card.)
D.S. KNOX, P. NJ.
"A. T. Brookhouser has moved into
the Rasb house on Vine street, vacsting
the old Hulings homestead, which will
be razed and new modern storA build
ing erected on the lot by Mr.. Sigworth,
the hardware dealer, who purchased the
property for that purpose some time ago.
The severe frost Saturday night, it is
feared has seriously injured the fruit
prospects in this latitude. the buds being
considerably advanced by the warm days
prior to that date. Ice quarter inch in
thickness was frozen on vessels contain
ing water that were exposed to the ele-
ments that night.
The act re-establishing the bounty
on noxious animals has been approved
by the governor, and the following is the
schedule: Wildcat 81 90, fox 81. 90, weasel
or mink $1.00. These figures ought to
help some in the determination of these
pestiferous quadrupeds, and assist in the
propagation of small game.
The trustees of the North Warren
hospital for the insane are delighted over
receiving $3.50, 900 as an appropriation
from the state. This insures the COM
pletion of number of works at the in
stitution that will tend to make it in
more ways than one, the model insane
hospital of the keystone state.
j. W. Jameson and Charles Butler
have purchased j. b. Hagerty's drilling
outfit and have contracted for enough
drilling in the vicinity of Gilfoyle, this
county, to keep them going steadily all
summer. These gentlemen have had
many years experience in the business,
and will undoubtedly make success of
it.
The we'll on the Becker lot, uear Red
clytfe, after being drilled to the depth of
$500 feet without any outward signs of
the grease pool was abandoned by the
drillers. A small show OF gas was found
in the Clarion sand but not enough to
amount to any thing. Two other test
wells will be put down at once. e.-Marien-
vile Express.
"A new we'll that will make nice
pumper was finished on the Enterprise
Transit lot, up near the old Ledebur
homestead, German Hill, last Friday
The company operating the lease thinks
it will make the best yet struck in that
field. Fifteen feet of good sand was de-
veloped. fifty-quart shot was put in
on Saturday.
The April weather report as furnish
ed by G. w. Osgood is as follows; Rain,
81 inches. Snow fell on ~ different days,
but only on four of these was it sufficient
to permit of measurement, the total num-
ber of inches being st. There was one
zero day. During April year ago there
we're Al inches of rain, and only hve-
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