The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-07-20

AT the Wing Hill camp meeting to-
morrow, Thursday, evening Rev. DR..
Platt will preach. Sunday morning Rev.
X. j. Montgomery will preach, and at the
evening service Rev. W. o. Calhoun will
deliver the sermon.
Glass l of the Presbyterian Sunday
school will hold an ice cream social next
Friday evening at 1880, in the basement
of the church. Ice cream and cake will
be served. Proceeds for the benefit of
the church. Everybody Invited.
Those who had the pleasure of hearing
Mrs. Emma Graves Dietrich of Lock port,
N. Y, at the annual W. G. T. U. conven-
tion at Tionesta lsst year, will be glad to
know that she will be one of the speakers
at the next convention to be held at Ne
braska, August 30.3l.
-Lowe& Il Co. are having streak of
bad luck on their latest well on the Baird
tract, on Dawson run. A broken pin has
left the tools fast in the hole and 1t will
make bad fishing job. The we'll was in
the sand and making good showing
when the accident occurred.
The worlds most successful medicine
for bowel complaints Is Chsmberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
II has relieved more pain and suffering,
and saved more lives than any other
medicine in use. Invaluable for child
rem and adults. Sold by Dunn Il Craig.
-E. w. Echols, one of Franklin's most
prominent and best known citizens died
suddenly OF heart failure Saturday even.
ing. He was aged So years, and had been
prominent in county and state politics for
many years. He organized the Franklin
savings bank and was at its head at the
time Of his death.
Il. Kraeer has drilled his deep we'll at
Barnes to the depth of f5, 800 feet without
striking the pay streak, 1t would seem a
good thing for the Pennsylvania Gas Co.
and those holding oil and gas interests in
this section to assist Mr.. Kraeer financial
ly to still drill deeper and make a
thorough test.-Sheilied Observer.
More than 100000 ice cream cones
were seizsd recently by United States
Marshal Henkel at New York, as a part
of the campaign being wsged by the
government under the pure food act. 1t
is alleged that cones contain boric acid
and are injurious to health. The seizure
is the second within few days and was
made on the pier OF the Southern Pacific
railway.
Since the storm of Saturday night
only deminutive affair In this section
the weather has been simply ideal and
the nights, while little cool for vegets-
tion, have been superb for the purpose
for which they were intended, rest and
sleep. The farmer has bad the best ever
for harvesting his hay aud grain crop,
and all things are going along splenddly.
Cheer up.
The Free Methodist campmeeting
which opens at Pleasantyille, July 2Sth,
will no doubt be the most largely attend
ed of any meeting ever held on the
grounds. Rev. Il. l.. Monroe, of this
place, already has ten tents engaged from
the Tionesta and Newmansville circuit
and is expecting others. Aside from the
spiritual good experienced It is pleasant
way TO enjoy an outing.
"A lady of our city has found sure
cure for broken dishes. II the dish to be
mended can be tied together with stout
string, then placed in boiling milk for
one Lour, you can never tell the dish had
been broken and II can afterwards be put
in boiling water without the piece COM
ing apart This experiment has been
tried and proven. Many are the broken
dishes which were thought useless which
are now as good as new.-Exchsnge.
Mrs. John Graham, of Butler, is
threatened with the loss of the sight of
both of her eyes as the result Of kick
she received from her baby on the fourth.
The child was 10 its carriage and the
mother bent over to arrange its dress
when it gave kick, its foot striking the
mother in the eye, larcerating the ball.
The wound destroyed the sight of the
injured eye aud recently the other be-
came affected and its loss is also probable.
George Msnross, who pumps an oil
lease near Trunkeyyille, Forest county,
narrowly escaped being bitten by big
rsttler on Monday. He reached under
stick of timber to secure some articles,
when the snake, which measured so
inches, buried its fangs in the folds of his
shirt sleeve. He was compelled to use
his free hand to liberate himself Then
he killed the snake by shaking it loose
and stamping its head. Warren Times,
nth.
Last Thursday, lith inst, in the U.
S. District Court at Pittsburg, Judge
James S. Young presiding, Ernest w.
Bowman, who pleaded guilty two years
ago to misapplying the funds of and
making false entries upon the books of
the Citizens National Bank of Tionesta,
of which he was formerly assistant CASH
er, was sentenced to five years imprison-
ment on each count. As the sentences
run concurreutly five years will cover
the entire period. A petition asking for
the pardon of Mr.. Bowman is being cir
culated in this community.
The home paper is always interesting
to you whether you take it or not, says
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