The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1907-09-04
oil market closed at $l.7S.


New scenery and accessories at the
Zuver Studio. 1t
-Ifyou are not registered attend to il
today, or you cannot vote in November.
Hopkins. the bargain maker, is sell
ing goods at the lowest figure these days.
Picture frames and mats-any size
frame made to order-at the Zuver Stu
dio. 1t
-Skifis for sale, two good ones, at right
prices, one of which is fitted up with a
good sail. Inquire at this office. If
We're desirous of making room for
our fall stock and so have many bargains
in all kinds of goods for you, Call early.
Hopkins. 1t
The prospects for lage attendance
at the Edinboro Normal are good. School
begins September 10th. Send for catalog.
John f. Bigler, Principal. 1t
"A flock of pretty white ducks belong
ing to Mrs. John Noble died from the
effect of eating something poison to their
nature. Wednesday of last week.
This is the time to trig out the chill
dren for school days, and Hopkins store
is the place to do it. The best school
shoe in the market at the least money.
-Ify you are not sure that you are reg
istered see to it today or you will be in
danger of losing your vote in November.
Republicans, we hope, will need no urg-
ing in this matter.
The Sunday excursion to Olean and
Bradford was made up of fourteen coach
es and carried large crowd. Nineteen
tickets to Warren were sold here and
nine to Olean or Bradford.
In the course of his Sunday morning
announcements a minister in neighbor-
ing town said; Brethren, the janitor
and will hold our weekly prayer meet
ing next Wednesday evening as usual"
Regular preaching services will be
held in the NJ. Il. church next Sabbath
evening at 1880 o'clock, Rev. Orlando
Stone, officiating. The regular pastor,
Rey. Calhoun, will be absent attending
conference.
The twenty-first annual convention
of the Forest County w. G. T. U. will be
held in the NJ. L. church at West Hick-
ory, Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. 18th
and 18th. The first session opens Tues
ot o.qn niolooL
The two cents a mile law will not be-
come effective until September 30, al
though many people have an idea that
September l is the time. There will pro-
badly be some actions in the courts to
determine the statutes legality.
C. w. Osgood and son John killed a
rattlesnake and two thoroughbred copper
heads while traversing Tubbs run about
three miles from the mouth one day last
week. The latter species of reptile are
not frequently encountered in this section
any more, having become almost extinct.
The present stage of low water in the
river is pretty near the limit, and it has
been many years since lower stage has
been reached. 1t makes pretty fair fish
ing for those who can fish, but amateurs
and novices are not breaking any records
that any one has heard of in these parts.
burglars were busy at Kellettville
one night last week, but seemed hardest
up for cash than anything else. The
drug store of Detar IL Serrill and the
general store of Watson IL Co. were en-
tered and the cash drawers in each pried
open, but no money was secured, tine
tills being empty. Other goods were not
molested.
Marvin Alcock, the seYen-year-o
son of Mrs. Ethel Alcock, OF Endeavor,
who had been i'll for the past week, was
taken to the Oil City hospital Monday,
where an operation for appendicitis was
performed by DR.. j. B. Siggins, assisted
by DR.. j. C. Dunn, of this place. The
operation was successful, and the little
patient will recover.
All members of Capt. George Stow
Relief Corps are specially urged to be
present at the meeting TO be held in the
Corps hall this, Wednesday, evening, as
arrangements will be made for the dinner
to be served on the occasion of the SD
Regimental reunion in Tionesta next
Tuesday. Every member is expected
TO be present at tho meeting this evening.
The 10th annual reunion of the Os-
good family will be held next Saturday,
Sept. 7th, at the home of Otis Rudolph, in
Hickory township. Those from this
section expecting to attend will find the
train on the logging road at Endeavor
awaiting them. The train will be held
until 8 a. M, and will bring the attend
ants back to EndeaYor about o'clock in
in the evening.
Rural mail carriers haye recently re-
ceived orders from Washington not to
carry passengers with them in their con-
veyance, except regularly authorized
postal officials while making their regular
trips. 1t may seem that the mail carrier
is mean cuss when he passes you on the
road with a wide seat and never offers to
take you in, but it would be worth his
position to do so.