The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1907-10-09
oil market closed at sl.7s.

oil market closed at $l.7S.
You can get it at Hopkins store. If
Ladies' Goats and Furs. G. w.
Robinson Il Son. 1t
Many a mans peck of trouble comes
in liquid form.
Shoes for sll-men, boys, ladies and
children. Hopkins. 1t
Hunters should remember that state
law prohibits the use of automatic shot
guns in Pennsylvania.
The subject of Rev. w. o. Calhoun's
sermon at the M. E. church next Sabbath
evening will be "IIindered Christians.
Mrs. W. G. Wymsn is still plucking
roses of the largest, sweetest variety from
bush she has cultivated for the past two
seasons.
Through the efforts of Congressman
Wheeler, our townsman, w. W. Walford,
velersn of the civil war, was last week
granted pension of s15 per month.
No use waiting for January price
on Coats, Jackets or Furs. The price at
the opening at Hopkins Store will be in
the January class, Friday, October 25th.
Mrs. Rose Gents, one of Barnett
townships Oldest citizens, died at her
home nea7 North Pine Grove on the 3Oth
ult., aged so years. Several children, all
married, survive her.
The only way to buy Coat or ack-
ct is to buy at an opening. Then you get
lust what you want and save money.
Don't forget the opening at Hopkins
Store, Friday, October 18th. 1t
An exchange has done little igur-
ing OH its own account. 1t finds that
Adam would haye had to earn $40 week
from the dawn of creation until next Sat-
urday night to pay the Standard Oil Com
pany's fine.
Don't miss the Coat, Jacket and Fur
sale at Hopkins Store, Friday, October
25th. When you buy a coat at an open
ing of this kind you get chance to select
from hundreds of garments and you save
uOllhIS i'll pTlCos ~
Now that the hunting season is on
the advice TO look twice before you shoot
is timely. Don't, through carelessness,
be responsible for the death or manning of
some fellowman, says an exchange, and
the admonition is wise and should be
needed by all hunters.
Henry Il Campbell have broken
ground for their mill on the A. X. Shipe
tract. The mill will be located back of
the Rufus Dodge place above town. 1t
will be portable, with a capacity of 10000
feet day. c. Fitzgerald has the contract
to stock the mill which will be in opera
ton in the very near future.-Marienvill
Express.
The rains of last week raised the
creek and river to good boating stage,
and perm tilted the lumbermen to get a
number of barges started for the Pitts
burg market. The Nebraska firm start
ed ten, and the Forest Barge Co., at Hick-
ory, has sixteen of the big craft on the
way. Lew Cook and Albert Lawrence
are the respective jobbers in charge ofthe
fleets.
"A new law in this state, which went
into effect on the first of October, requires
that no person employed as telegraph
operator, engaged in business pertaining
to the movement of railroad trains, shall
work more than eight hours at a time.
This will neccssitate three operators each
twenty-four hours at each railroad tele-
graph office where train orders are re-
ceived and sent.
Present indications are that the re-
quirements for shipment over the Penn
sylvania line between Oil City and Olean
are such as to demand a double track at
date in the not distant future. The
. capacity of the single track is taxed to the
utmost, one long train of heavily loaded
freight cars following another so closely
that it is simply remarkable there are not
more accidents. s.-Blizzard.
For SALE CHEAP.-R Restaurant on
State street, Pleasantvile, Pa. Has been
doing a good business for over three
years. All the latest improvements. Has
its own water works. A thriving ice
cream business, all kinds of fine candy,
big stock of cigars and tobacco. IL is
located right where the street cars stop,
one of the best locations in the town.
Reasons for selling are on account of ill
health. 1t
Attention is directed to the broad
gauge ad. of tho Monarch Clothing Co. in
this issue. Their fall opening begins to-
morrow, Thursday, and will be feature
of special interest TO all. Those who at
tend will be RECALLED with choice musi-
cal program by noted artists who have
been secu red for the occasion at great eX-
pense. The Monarch people extend a
special and cordial invitation to all to at
tend this fine attraction.
During the severe thunder storm last
Thursday afternoon the barn on the farm
of George Kennedy, at Hunter Station,
was struck by lightning and totally de-
stroyed by the fire which ensued. The
total loss will not be large, as the barn
was small one. but it falls quite heavily
ON Mr.. Kennedy, he haying all his hay
in the building. A pig was also burned
to death, but two others which were in
the barn at the time, escaped.