The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1907-01-23
-oil market closed at sl.5s.

ITO ulhu WIN iOOkS lOT ITOuOl6 IL
seldom disappointed.
TO Hopkins for bargains these days.
Get into the band wagon. 1t
There may be sufficient money in
circulation, but it's sometimes difficult To
induce 1t to circulate our way.
-Overcoats, heavy winter suits and ev-
erything for cold weather wear at just
Crme early If you want bargain. 1t
For SALE.-Ssw Mill complete, in
good condition. Stearns receding blocks.
Rope feed. Clark gang edger. s. WIN.
Il ED. M. WILSON, Clarion, Pa. At
Goods are going some at the Hopkins
store these days. Those post-inventory
bargains are striking the public about
right, we should say. Don't fail to get
your share. 1t
Bradford has AZ fraternsl societies.
One of them, colored organization, Is
called the "Light of Bradford" Funny,
isn't IL? i?-Blizzsrd. Not so very funny
after all. Bradford may be a very dark
place.
but that's the way it looked week ago,
since which we have had all kinds of
spring and summer climate. This morn
ing is stinger, with the thermometers
frD 30,
"A glance at the advertisement of the
Oil City Trust Company, published else
where in this issue, furnishes a good
idea of the various branches of their bus
iness, as we'll as calling attention to the
fact that they pay Four Per Cent. on time
deposits.
1t cost Amos Shots 1865. 90 to recover
his gray team of horses stolen from his
barn last September by Charles Thomas
and Tsllmsn. Thomas is now serving a
long sentencein the "pen." while Tall
man was held at Erie on another charge
of stealing.
On behalf of the relatives OF the late
James K. Green, of West Hickory, the
REPUBLICANis Is requested to tender their
grateful thanks to the many kind friends
who assisted, sympsthized with and COM
forted them in their recent sorrow and
bereavement.
Blaine Seanor, the l7-year-old son of
ex-Treasurer Harry Seanor, of Indiana,
strangely disappeared from his parents
home in Indiana on Friday morning,
January llth. He stands 8 feet 10 inches
high and has light hair and fair complex
ion. He is also left handed, except when
writing.
The national guard of this state will
have new equipments this season, there
being several changes in the uniform now
worn. In place of the present cap an
entirely new style will be used, as will
also belts and cartridge holders. They
will be ready for delivery to the various
companies before the annual inspection.
The following Especial" under date
of January 10, from Elkins, w. Va, is of
interest locally, Mr.. Bell being former
resident of Marienville, this county: "a
deal has just been consummated here in
volving over $780, 900 in the sale of the
timber land of j. Scott Bell at Moore,
Tucker county. The purchaser was John
G. Rouse, of Baltimore. There is said to
be about 1000 acres i0the tract
"A year ago about now, or to be ac-
curate, on the 2lst of January, 1906, ther-
mometers were registering temperature
all the way from 20 to 30 degrees, Fahren-
heit, in this latitude, depending upon the
position of the instrument. 1t was diff
ferent this year, Monday, the 2lst, being
one of the snappiest days of the new
year, and the best the thermQmeter could
do was to show up about 10 degrees above
the zero mark.
County Commissioners Agnew, Wolf
and Emert started Monday morning to
make the rounds of the county and hear
appeals from the triennial assessment.
Monday thew were at Kellettville, yes
terday at Pigeon, and today they will be
at Marienville. Darlington, Barnett
township will be their stopping place to-
morrow, which will finish the eastern
portion of the county. The last appel
day will be on the 3lst, in Tionests born
o1gh.
Saturday while playfully working
with the family sewing machine, the
seven -year-old daughter of VIM. Mckee,
whose home is on the river hill road in
Tionesta township, ran the needle through
the foreiiuger of her left hand. Finding
herself thus pinned to the machine she
turned the wheel back and pulled the
needle out. The wound was very pain
ful, but the child is getting, along as
though no evil results would follow the
accident.
Railroad men will appreciate the fol-
lowing story told in the Youths Com
is the site of well-known school of
theology, from which go out each week
end many members of the senior class to
try their voices as supplies" A pas
senger on Monday morning train was
surprised at the number of them who got
off at the station. "What are all these
chaps getting off here?" he asked
brakeman. "Them9" asked the brsfe-
man. "oh, they're returned empties ror
the college"