The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1909-06-16

The members OF the alumni a%ssocia-
ton of the Tionesta high school are re-
quested to meet this evening at seven
o'clock in the primary room Of the school
building. Business of importance to be
transacted.
The Neilltown cemetery association
will hold their annual meeting Friday,
June 20, 1909, at Neilltown. Those in
terested In the association are requested
to be present and make a small contribu-
ton toward its maintenance.
We call the attention of our readers to
the system of audits as used by the Oil
City Trust Company, and explained in
their advertisement in this issue. 1t
shows up-to-date action in look ing after
the interests of their depositors.
Yesterday the season for taking bass
and other game fish legally opened, but
up to this minute we've heard of no new
records being made. The evidences,
however, portend a good season, with
splendid fishing and some catching.
The young people of the Endeavor
society of this place made a happy hit on
Monday and reaped a rich harvest In the
disposal OF several hundred small silk
flags which were in evidence everywhere
and worn as b~outonnieres throughout the
day.
Flag Day, Monday, was we'll OBJ
served In Tlonesta, the display of Old
Glory on this occasion being greater than
at any other time since the Inauguration
of the beautiful custom. The American
people are nothing II not patriotic clean
through.
The three young men who we're
arrested at this place and accused by
Claude Eugstrom of Warren of stea ling a
boat were given a jury trial before Justice
Perry of Warren on Thursday. The jury
rendered a verdict of mot guilty, but pay
the COSTS"
"A family of Indian basket makers has
set up business on Hunter island, their
tepee being erected opposite the rear end
of the REPUBLICAN office. The town will
probably have a visitation from them as
soon as they haye completed a stock of
their wares.
The Musical Club will hold an open
meeting in the lecture room of the Pres
byterian church, Friday evening, June
Is, at s o'clock. All persons interested
in music are cordially invited to attend,
as a fine program will be rendered. A
silver offering will be taken.
Fine Cabbage plants, 25 cents per 100,
or Sc per 900. Thousands of them in
fou: of the hest varieties. Also thousands
OF the White Plume Celery, transplanted
plants, so cents per 100. Mail orders
promptly filled. c. A. Anderson's green
house, near river bridge, Tionesta. If
G. +. Rodda has purchased the old
Davis property, located on River street
at the upper end of town and at present
occupied by Ed. Baumgardner, and after
proper repairs to the dwelling have been
made will move his family into it. He
hu5 aloO DOuhhb nun ~ u 'uuu luO ldikO
vacant lot adjoining the Davis property
on the north.
-Croasmun, of Allegheny college, won
the 100 yard dash, the 22O yard dash and
40 yard dash in the field meet between
w. & j., Grove City and Allegheny col
leges, at Conneaut, on Saturday, being a
big point winner for his college. Cross
nun is a Redclyffe, Forest county, pro-
duct, and is a splendid athlete. Brook
vile Republican.
The editor of the Oil City Blizzard
has evidently been out with one of them,
He says: "Trout fishing affords excellent
opportunities for a display of the porcine
characteristic the fisherman may pos
sess. Few occupations furnish better
facilities for a man to demonstrate the
hog that is in him. But there is no law
compelling a second trip with a porker."
"A half pint can of Campbell's Stain
will restore the finish on fou ordinary
chairs. Any lady can use it. When APP
piled it flows out under the brush, and
dries without showing laps. A quart can
of ~Campbell's Floor Finish will do an
ordinary floor one coat. Ask Bovard's
Pharmacy for color card. For sale in
Kellettville by Frank e. Harkless and
Mrs. M. Andrews. 1t
1t is believed in Oil City and Frank
lin that a band of Vensngo county horse
thieves is operating there. A good many
horses have disappeared and there is an
idea that they are taken into the forest
Businesses east of Oil City, where they are
painted and afterward sold in the city
mark cts. Detectives are being engaged
and the farmers have formed an organiza-
ton for mutual protection.
The Clarion district of the Free
Methodist church will hold its annual
camp meeting this year in Buffers Grove
between Tylersburg and Leeper, Pa,
from July 1st to 18th inclusive. A large
attendance is expected. Tents can be
rented at reasonable rates If applied for,
not later than June 25th, to Rev. r. B.
Brewster, Tylersburg, Pa. A cordial in
v~itation is extended to all. Admission to
grounds is free.
Many county treasurers throughout
the State are calling attention to a pro-
vision in the mel camille law that requires
all merchants subject to the law to have
in front of their places of business a sign,