The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1907-09-18
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WI hhoA hOe NlOoou Nv pAs'Ds
You can get it at Hopkins store. If
The chronic kicker at least varies the
monotony of life.
Go to Hopkins for your new suit of
clothing. Elegant line in stock. 1t
-Skiffs for sale, two good ones, at right
prices, one of which is fitted up with a
good sail. Inquire at this office. If
The subject of Rev. w. o. Calhoun's
sermon at the NJ. Il. church next Sabbath
evening will be "The Kind Of Man God
Likes"
Eight barges were brought down
from Nebraska last week and are tied up
in the CASTOR pond awaiting a rise in
the river.
New and complete line OF fall and
winter suits just opened at the Hopkins
store. A finer display never before
shown in Tionesta. 1t
The Y. W. G. T. U. of Endeavor will
have market at kindergarten Hall,
Saturday, Sept. 2lst. Cakes, cookies and
pies will he for sale.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. G. Bigony wish to
thank those who so kindly assisted them
during the sickness and death of their
infant son, Kenneth Carnegie.
"a trip around the world" social will
be given by the Epworth League in Bo-
wards hall, next Monday evening, Sept.
23d. Everybody come and have good
time.
The ladies aid society of the M. f..
church will hold a cake market at f. X.
Lanson's, Saturday, Sept. 2lst, from to
p. IN. Come and get your cakes for
Sunday.
The famous Vile Co. clothing, l.. j..
Hopkins, sole agent in Tionesta, takes
the lead in style, wear aud workmanship.
Try suit and you ever after will be a
regular customer. 1t
Lost, a young Prince Charles spaniel
dog, white with brown spots, and answers
to the name "Prince." The finder will
be suitably rewarded by sending word to
Miss Sarah Agnew, Tionesta Pa.
The work of moving Daniel Walters
house to its new foundation was begun
yesterday and good progress has been
made. The building will soon be occu-
pying its new and much pleasanter loca-
tion.
John Dodge, aged about 81 years, and
one of jerks townships Oldest citizens,
died at his home, mile south of Marien-
vile, on Thursday last. He had been
resident of jerks township for about 90
years. His aged widow survives him.
Following is the list of letters lying
uncaIled for in the Tionests, Pa, post
office for week ending September Is, 1907:
Mr.. Philip Baldwin, Mr.. Dilworth s.
Flower, Mrs. p. S. Mother (card.)
DIS. KNOX, p. M.
"A new combination bridge, for rail-
road and public travel, is nearing com
pletion at Mayburg. The spans have
been placed upon the old piers and abut-
ments, but new concrete work will take
the place of the old as fast as it can be
done.
Henry Wilson had the pleasure oi
riding on his own railroad last week IL
Forest county. The Beaver Meadow
Lumber Company built road 1850 fee
to transport lumber to their mill. Nint
cars of lumber were shipped last week.
Emlenton News.
Frank Hunter, the contractor on the
barge yard at Nebraska, cut cash in his
right leg below the knee, Monday, by |
nis-stroke of an axe. He came to towr
and DR.. Bovard sewed up the wound
While 1t is very sore, it is not thought thu
injury will lay him up.
Rev. Paul d. Schillinger, the lOrme
pastor o the church, will preach and Off
ciate at communion services at Mt. Ziol
Lutheran church, German Hill, mex
Sabbath morning, Sept. %, at the usua
hour. A general and cordial invitation
is extended to these services.
The REPUBLICAN is requested t.
state that the picnic party to be held a
Kellettville under the auspices of Mrs. r
l.. Buzard, of Sheffield, will TAKE place ol
Friday of this week, instead of Thursda.
as was originally intended. lnvite
guests will kindly take note of thi
change.
Charles Bush, of Tionests township
fell head first into barge he was helpin
to run out of the creek, last Friday, an
as consequence has a badly bruise
right hand. ons day last week Wn
Bush, of the township, fell backward
from johnboat and broke bone in hi
left hand.
Earl r. Small and r. w. Whitehi
have purchased the fire insurance agenc
of A, Secor and will conduct fire, III
and accident insurance business wit
office in Sheffield. 1t would seem thi
with two active and energetic youn
men in the business it could be made
paving one.-Sheflield Observer.
MIR. and Mrs. j. G. Bigony wei
called to mourn the death of their infai
son, Kenneth Carnegie, which occurre
Sunday afternoon, Sept. 18th. The lit
one was aged two weeks and two day
The funeral services, conducted by Re
W,O, Calhoun, were held Monday ate
noon, with interment in Riverside cen
etery.