The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-07-27

family viii be held at the home of Mrs.
Alice Scott, Mill Village. Pa, Thursday
August Is, 1910. All relatives, and there
are quite few In this section, are cor
daily invited TO attend and take we'll
filled baskets.
WIN. Smearbaugh's wide-awake
young setter dog. "Teddy," came near
meeting his everlasting by coming in
contact with on auto one day last week,
but is improving and will doubtless be
ready for business before the fall hunting
season comes on.
The worlds most successful medicine
for bowel complaints is Cham berlain's
Collie, Cholera and Darrhoea Remedy.
1t has relieved more pain and suffering,
and saved more lives than any other
medicine 10 use. Invaluable for child
rem and adults. Sold by Dunn Il Craig.
Both Mercer and Clearfleld county
officials have sworn by the book that in
the future they will have absolutely moth
ing whatever to do with macsdam roads.
1t has been found through experience
that they will not stand the wear and tear
that will the brick, which though costlier
in the beginning, is far cheaper in the
end.
AT the Presby church next
Sabbath Mr.. Harry McCluskey OF Kane,
who expects to be in Tionesta, has con-
sented to sing solos al both the morning
and evening services. Mr.. McCIuskey's
II rich, cultivated baritone voice, and
no doubt those who heard him on one
other occasion here, will be glad Of the
privilege of hearing him again.
"A country doctor tells story of a
man who moved into dilapidated old
cottage, and was found by the doctor
busily white washing 1t inside and out.
"l'm glad to see you making this place
so nice and neat, F." said the physician, "its
been an eyesore in the neighborbood for
years" "Taint nothing to me about eye
Sores" was the reply. "The last couple
that lived here had twins three times,
and hope whltewash is good disinfect-
ant"
The date for hearing the assessment
appeals by the Court OF this county has
been changed from July 26 to August I'd,
next Tuesday. Appeals were taken by
the Central Pennsylvania Lumber Co.,
l.. S. Clough, and T. d. Collins, from the
triennial assessment of their timber lands,
the valuation placed upon these lands by
the several township assessors having
been approved by the County Commis-
sioners of Forest county sitting as board
of revision.
So far as we can learn the following
families on the Tionesta and Newmans-
vill0 circuit have engaged tents for the
Free Methodist camp meeting which
opens at Pleasantville tomorrow: Rev.
+. l.. Monroe; II. NJ. Foreman; j. G.
Bromley; A, e. Daniels; Rev. Carroll
Smith; J. b. Lightner and VIM. Magee;
Mrs. Ellen VanCamp; Mrs. Anna Brad
bury and Mrs. Eugene Sutton; Misses
Amy Anderson, Bessie Hepler, Ellen
and Anna Charleston; Mrs. Hannah
Host.
Six negroes, ranging in age from 10 to
Is years, and giving Pittsburg as their
residence, we're given a hearing in Oil
City Saturday morning, on a charge of
stealing provisions stored at Eagle Rock
by the p. r. h. when there were fears of
a strike. Three of the gang, who were
taken into custody at the Tionesta Station
by officers Hauck and Bromley of Oil
City, were given 3O.days Jail sentences,
while the other members of the party
drew lO-days sentences, and all were
taken to the Meadville Jail.
A Mayburg correspondent says their
ball team won the thiid game of the
series with Kellettville at the latter town
last Saturday afternoon by the one-sided
score Of Is to s. This gives Mayburg two
out of three. The grounds were wet and
the game was marked by heavy hitting
and numerous errors on both sides
Mayburg had the game l6 to until the
ninth inning, when Kellettville scored
four times. The batteries were, for May
burg, Peterson, Gordon and Moore; for
Kellettville, Hayes, Russell and Bowes.
The United Natural Gas Company
brought in on Thursday last the biggest
gas we'll in the county, the gauge show
ing 5000, 900 feet The we'll is located on
the Shawkey tract, in Sigel, in a produc-
ing field. On Saturday evening the rig
was struck by lightning and the well
lighted, making blaze which mounted
high into the heavens, and entailing con-
siderable labor before it was subdued on
Sunday afternoon. The new we'll is only
stones throw from the heart of the
village of Sigel. BrookYille Republican,
The Andrews family at Kellettville
were made seriously i'll Sunday evening
from ice cream poisoning. Ice cream had
been made for dinner and in the eve
ming the family ate what remained, when
all became violently i'll. DR.. w. w,
Serrill was called and gave them relief
The members OF the party were, Mrs. M
Andrews, of Kellettville, DR.. and Mrs.
Charles Andrews and daughter Emma,
of Collinwood, Ohio, Mrs. George Brown,
of Hornell, N. Y, and Mrs. Emma
Sprague, of Buffalo, N. Y, but the last
named was not affected, not having eaten
any of the cream.
Make iced tea by putting the leaves
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