The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1908-08-19

All this month and far into the next
you'll find hot weather garments to be
most comfortable and indispensable. We
are still much stocked up on these goods
and you can have them for just about
what they cost us. Hopkins. 1t
The boro council has let contract to
Messrs Beck IL OFT for the paving of that
portion of May street extending from
Elm street east 10 the corner of the public
square, the expense of same to be borne
by the owners of property abutting
thereon.
Grove City College has adopted the
four terms system for each year. The
Fall term of twelve weeks will begin
September the 22d. Send for catalogue
and literature relating to this innovation
in Pennsylvania college work. Address
the President, Isaac G. Keller. 1t
The Stars lost thirteen inning ball
game to the Dunkirk Defenders last Sat.
urday at Fredonia, N. Y, by score of
to 2. The Buffalo Express says that the
feature of the gone was Wesver's lar
ceny of the bases. He stole nine during
the game and died at third four times.
Cyril Daniels, while working in the
woods for his father near Oldtown flats,
cut cash five inches in length on the in
side of his right leg above the ankle,
Monday afternoon. The wound, which
is an ugly one aud will lay the young man
up for some time, was dressed by DR..
Bovard.
-Delva Foster, daughter OF VIM. AL
baugh, of Hickory township, died Au-
gust 10th, 1908, aged 81 years, 8 months
and 20 days. Services were conducted
by Rev. W. E. Davis, on Church Hill,
August 18th, where now rests the body
of the departed. Her sun went down in
her youth.
Leslie Deshner, of Mayburg, whose
severe injury in getting his ankle crushed
by log rolling upon it at the Bear Creek
switch of the S. Il T. railroad was noted
two weeks ago, was taken to the Oil City
hospital for treatment. and late reports
from him were to the effect that he is i'm
proving rapidly.
Warren Business College promises to
be a very popular institution. They
claim to have the assurance of more posi-
tions than they can fill for two years.
Constant demands have been made of
them for the last few weeks. The sue
cessful experience of the management in
the past gives the assurance of proper
training for any office position.
Hon. G. A. Randall, of Tionesta has
been named by Governor Stuart as one of
the representatives from Pennsylvania to
the Farmers National Congress which
meets at Madison, Wis. Other members
of the commission from this section are
w. A. Crawford of Venango; w. B. Pow
ell of Crawford; S. fl. Miller and w. G.
Black, Mercer; Archie Billings, Edinboro.
The Lock Haven State Normal School
is one of the half dozen great Normal
Schools. 1t has graduated over two
thousand teachers. 1t was never so pros
porous as at the present time. 1t is the
ideal secondary school in central Penn
for the Fall term which begins September
7th Address the Principal for cata-
logue. 1t
Rev. DR.. Charnock, formerly a Pres
byterisn minister of Pleasantville and
Bradford and who has preached in Tio-
nesta, but is now a candidate for holy
orders in the Episcopal church, is speak
ing on the Emanuel movement of Boston.
The Emanuel movement is of interna-
tional interest and, according to reports,
is curing thousands of mental, moral and
nervous disorders by its treatment.
Harvey Johnson was severely in
jured while playing "catch" with base
ball last Thursday. Ted Clark was
throwing some "hot ones" and the ball
struck the ground and bounded striking
Harvey on the face, mashiDg his nose.
He went to Pittsburg to have his injuries
treated and avoid possible Disagreement.
he was getting along all right at last
accounts and is expected home today or
tomorrow.
The 9th annual exposition of the JEFF
ferson County Agricultural and Driving
Park association will be held in Brook
vile Sept 10, Is, II and Is, and bids fair
to outrank all former efforts of this -four
ishing association, which is saying good
deal. The 70-page premium list from the
job rooms of the Brookville Republican
is gem of the printers art, and will be
sent free to any one desiring copy upon
postal card request.
The county commissioners OF Allie
gheny county have placed contract for
the purchase of 300, 900 gallons of oil to be
used to sprinkle the roads of that county.
By experiment they seem to have proven
that oil is not only good for laying the
dust but il serves as a binder for the top
covering of the roads giving them some-
thing of an asphaltum surface. 1t might
be profitable for other counties to use oil
on some of their roads.
More graduates of the Lock Haven
State Normal School are teaching in the
valley of the west branch of the Susque-
hanna aud in the central part of the state
than from all other schools combined.
1t is in highly prosperous condition.
The great scarcity of teachers assures
splendid advantages to its graduates. An
early application for rooms will be neces-
Al.