The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1907-10-02
oil market closed at sl.7s.

oil market closed at $l.7S.
You can get 1t at Hopkins store. If
Why should a tax collector have a
high opinion OF human natureY
Shoes for all-men, boys, ladies and
children. Hopkins. 1t
The subject of Rev. w. o. Calhoun's
sermon at the NJ. f. church next Sabbath
evening will be "Seeing God"
-Skifs for sale, two good ones, at right
prices. one of which is fitted up with a
good sail. Inquire at this office. If
Need new overcoat? Go to Hop
kins and see how easy it is to be suited in
fit, style, wear and price. The Vile Co.
clothing takes the lead. 1t
If your taxes are not paid on or be-
fore Saturday next you will not be eligi-
BILE to vote next month. No Republican
should neglect this important matter.
Anybody and any pocket book can be
fitted at the Hopkins store in new
suit of clothing-men, boys and children.
Call before purchasing elsewhere. 1t
The w. c. IT. u. of Tionesta will give
their annual treat to the inmates of the
county home today in the form of an ele-
giant dinner, an occasion always greatly
enjoyed by them.
The w. r. @. will hold its regular
meeting in the hall this Wednesday
evening. All members are requested to
be present, as this is the last meeting
before the inspection.
The Washington Post says II is only
after he has made his pile that the aver
age millionaire takes the time TO assure
the young men of the country that it is
better TO be healthy than rich.
Cyril Daniels had the two first fin
gers of his left hand badly smashed while
loading ties at the station last Saturday.
DIR. Siggins dressed the injured members
and the young man, while suffering
much pain, is getting along well.
Joseph Kiser, one of Marienville's
oldest citizens, died on the oath ult., oi
r utdIb lIOuOlOt NhlOh hO bou oui
fered for some time. He was aged n
years and was native of Baden Baden,
Germany. He is survived by his widow
and three sous.
Jack Frost got in his work in bad
shape Monday night, and it is thought
that many cornfields out from the river
are done for. Yesterday morning white
frost was plainly visible on the hills, and
the only places where no damage was
done was where there was nothing to
damage.
Roy Copeland of Stewards Run, en-
gagged in drilling in Harmony township
had the toes of his right foot quite badly
crushed by an auger stem while assisting
i'm the handling of some heavy machinery
at one of the Oil City machine shops last
Thursday, where he was overseeing some
repairs that we're being made to his drill
ing tools.
VIM. Wertz, of the borough, brough,
us a sunflower raised in his garden which
we venture 10 say would make tho fa'
nous Kansas variety look like an insig'
nificant ragweed. 1t measures over
eleven feet in height. has stalk like g
small sapling, flower the size of small
barrel head, and we figure there will be
enough seed to feed our flock of chickens
till about Thanksgiving time. Thanks,
"Billy."
The County Commissioners have con-
tracted with X. q. Koch IL Co., Oil City
for re- decorating the walls and ceiling o
the court room, which have been in {
much Managed condition for seyera
years, caused by leaky roof. The work
will be done in oil and will require sew
eral weeks in it's completion. The con
tract price is $955, and the work is to b,
completed in time for holding the Noyem
ber term of court.
We failed to receive the ministerial
appointments of the Free Methods
con ference at Unionville, Center county
last week. However, we learn that Rev
II. ID. Call, stationed here for the paa
wear. is trans ferred to the Weaver circuit
and is succeeded by Rev. f. L. Monroe
now of Plessantyille. Rev. M. B. Miller
of Franklin, succeeds Rev. j. S. Nc
Geary, of Titusville, as District Elder o
this, the Oil City district. Rev. Il. S
Zahniser is appointed District Elder o
the New Castle district and Rev. A. II. M
Zshniser is returned to Franklin.
The court, with Judge Thomas @
Meadvile presiding, has been engage'
since Thursday morning on the land sui
of Collins and others against Clough an,
others, and last evening the evidence ha
all been heard. This. morning the attor
neys on either side will begin their pre-
sentation to the Jury, which will be fol
lowed by the Judges charge, and it
thought the jury will retire some tim
during the afternoon for deliberation.
The running time of the afternoo
trains on the Sheffield q Tionesta Rail
way has been somewhat shortened, tn
change taking effect October lst. Th
train north now leaves Kellettville 8
1:15 instead of 100 p. m, arriving
Sheffield at 800 instead 3;l5 p. m. Trai
south leaves Sheffield at 3:55 instead
4:l5 d, M, arriving at Nebraska at 6:l
instead of $3.50 p. IN. The road has ais
adopted the two-cent fare. New time