The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1907-06-19

oil market closed at Sl.7s.
You can get it at Hopkins store. If
is 1t hot enough for your
The young folks enjoyed an informal
dancing party at Bovard's hall, Saturday
evening.
-How's your hammock holding outH
We have fine ones for very little cash.
Hopkins. 1t
In two days more the days will be
growing shorter again. Gee, but this is
going some.
All other crops may fail, but there is
never any deficiency in the output of
June brides.
How about nice, easy lifting shoe
for man or woman Hopkins has the
best stock at the lowest price. 1t
james Crawford speared German
carp weighing l5h pounds, Saturday
night, near the islands below town.
If you want a good square meal,
lunches, ice cream, and ice cold lemon
ade, call at Hilrs restaurant, Tionesta,
Pa. 1t
-Tlckets.to to the Tionesta High School
Alumni reception on June 18th, will be
on sale at Dunn Il Fulton's store next
Monday.
Warm weather clothing is what you
want, now that summers really come,
and Hopkins has just what you're look
ing for at the right price. 1t
CABBAGE PLANTs-Caullflowe and
celery plants furnished in best varieties
and any quantity. Mail orders promptly
filled. G. A. Anderson, Tionesta, Pa. If
The past few days have been more
like the real thing, but already there are
mutterings about the weather getting too
hot for comfort. We're tough lot and
hard TO please.
The doctors are advising against the
use of meat. In view OF the present
market quotations, the advice, while
timely enough, is quite unnecessary in
the average household.
WANTED.-A good, reliable girl, for
general house work; one not afraid of
work; must have character references.
Wages 81 week. Address, Mrs. Ruth
NJ. Doty, New Kensington, Pa. 2t
Joe Landers, Jr., is about the hap
piest boy in town, on account of billy
goat, harness and wagon which his faith
or presented to him last week. The goat
was shipped here from Summerville, N.
G., and the outfit makes a fine looking
turnout.
The bus line run to a II the trains by
the Potter Il Mccoy livery barn will
shortly be discontinued. The Central
House, which has been served by this
line, has purchased fine enclosed bus
which will be conducted exclusively for
the use of the hotel.
During the past week Recorder John
G. Hunter and Master Workman j. b.
Eden of Forest Lodge, A. o. U. W., had
the pleasure of presenting Mrs. S. j..
Setley with draft for 81, ,S69.SO, being the
dIlOuDl W WulCu Sht 10 ohlupu 40 WV
beneficiary ol her deceased husband.
Day after tomorrow, Friday, will he
the first day of summer according to the
almanac. And here we've been knock
ing on the weather for fully six weeks,
when all the while it would have been
ahead of the schedule time had summer
weather put in an appearance sooner.
How unreasonable these mortals be.
Not every one knows that when two
tumblers stick after being. put one in the
other, so that there is danger of breaking
them in getting them apart, little cold
water in the upper one will contract it
and warm water bath for the lower one
will expand it, thus enabling separation.
Either china or glass will yield to the
treatment.
AT the Presbyterian church next
Sunday morning Rev. II. A. Bailey will
preach sermon for the children. All
the children of the community are most
cordially invited. Parents will be well
come. In the evening at I:4b the subject
will be, "And We shall receive power
The collection in the morning will be fol-
the Board of Publication and Sabbath
School Work.
The bass fishing season came in on
Saturday, 10Th inst, but in this backward
epring that cate has been too early. The
law was amended some. years ago making
the open date fifteen days later 40 as tC
avoid the nesting OF spawning season
but the bass are fully two weeks latel
with that job than usual, and it is sale
quite number of the gamey fellows
have been lifted oil their beds in thin
vicinity.
Last week Dr. j. L. Beck, of Mar
ienville, took through here car load
three hundred and -three-merint
sheep to lis ranch near Tylersburg, OF
what is known as the old Red Hot trac
of land of several hundred acres. DIR
Beck has already something over hun
dred Angora goats at this ranch whicl
are doing fine and from which he will
doubtless reap good revenue. lie wa
here part of the week superintendini
the transportation of the immense flock
and gives considerable attention to thi
branch of stock raising because he enjoy
the diversion.