The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1907-06-12
oil market closed at sl.7s.

You can get it at Hopkins store. If
Lewis Cook has feet of four loaded
boats here from Nebraska ready to start
for Pittsburg today.
-"Queen Quality" shoes for the ladies'
take the lead. Easy and neat fitting, and
greater wearing. Hopkins. 1t
The Forest county Sunday school
association holds its annual convention
in Tionesta next Monday and Tuesday.
You or your boy can be fitted from
head to foot at less cost than elsewhere.
No shoddies sold here. Hopkins. 1t
Sundays excursion to olean and
Bradford was largely patronized, the
train having nearly $50 passengers when
1t passed here.
The Vile Co.'S clothing is admittedly
in the lead of all others. We handle this
famous make and guarantee fit in every
instance. Hopkins. 1t
The subject of Rev. W. o. Calhoun's
sermon at the NJ. e. church next Sabbath
evening will be "China, its people, their
characteristics and religion"
"A baseball team of Pleasautville
youngsters came over last Thursday and
trimmed up Tionesta team of about the
same dimensions by score of % to 10.
"A typographical error last week made
us say that the new law fixed the pay OF
jurors at $3.50 day. OF course the error
was manifest. 1t should have read $3.50.
The crusade against Sunday baseball
at Celeron has been successful, and it is
understood that no further effort to play
Sunday games at that resort will be
made.
TOMATO PLANTs-Cabbage, caullflow-
or, celery, pepper and flower plants furn-
ished in best varieties and any quantity.
Mail orders promptly filled. G. A. An
derson, Tionesta, Pa. u
"A Boston preacher informed his con-
gregation that in eight years the reign OF
the devil will come to an end. But what
we WOulu llho W huOW 10 w hoh WIS amy
season is coming to an end.
Following is the list of letters lying
uncalled for in the Tionesta, Pa, post
office for week ending June IL, 1907:
o. j. Jones two letters), Il. l.. Densmore.
DIS. KNOX. P. M.
Winfield Setley, whose dwelling,
located at the mouth of Jake's Run,
Kingsley township, was burned on
Memorial day, has new one we'll along
toward completion, having builded on
the same foundation.
The act of assembly making it illegal
to sell or give or cause to be sold or given
cigarettes or cigarette papers to minors
has been signed by the governor and is
now law. Each violation of the law is
punishable by a fine of from 500 to $500.
Jacob Bush, of Starr, will please sc-
cept the thanks of the office force for
basket of fine eating apples. He evident
ly has the knack of preserving fruit in
its original condition as these apples were
as solid and fresh almost as when taken
off the tree.
The Kellettville concert band is
making arrangements to be in attendance
at Warren's celebration on July 4th. In
addition to their regular part in the pro-
gram they expect to give an afternoon
concert which will include some of their
best selections.
The official count of the vote on the
county treasnrership ip at the recent primar-
les shows the following totals: Republi-
can-George w. Holeman 274, w. II. Bra
zee 2l6, John S. Gildersleeve 100, Joseph
Green 81, Democratic-J. A. Adams 81
Prohibition-C. A. Lanson 27.
Joseph Swanson, of Brookston, father
of the yonng manadrowned in the ALE
gheny river above Warren week ago
offers S25, and the citizens of Sheffield
SlOO, as reward for the recovery of the
body. A body found floating in the rivel
two miles below Irvineton yesterday II
supposed to be that of young Swanson.
The harvest of the rattlesnake croI
seems to have begun in earnest. Sin
Hood brought one into town Thursday
from down the river, John Wilson came
to town Saturday with one which hi
killed across the river, and on Sunday
party of young men brought in two from
the den on the hill across the river. A
third one which they saw escaped unde
the rocks.
During an electric storm that passed
over Fagundus on Saturday Lightning
struck derrick on Il. r. Young IL Som
lease. The derrick was badly splinteret
and the tubing in the well was split TO
some distance, a rather unusual freak
the electric fluid. Half a dozen strings O
tools are running in the Fagundus fell
and business there will be brisk durinI
the summer.
Don't forget John f. Clsrke's leetur
at the court house next Friday evenin
at eight o'clock. The Detroit Free Pres
saws of him: "Clarke is one of thos
rare men so seldom met who has learne
the secret avenue of the human sou
His lecture, ITO and Fro in London
full of ethics of humanity; wit, hume
and pathos. He holds his hearers at hi
command. Moral teaching, like go
den thread, glistens through it all. An
the beauty of all is, one enjoys deli'