The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-03-23

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John Gerow has the brick on the
ground and is preparing to have a brick
veneer front built on his restaurant and
billiard room building, which will make
decided improvement in the appearance
of the property.
Plans for the Tionesta Summer Nor
NAL are being perfected, the directors
having elected Prof F. W. Gill principal.
Write to him for particulars. The school
opens May 10th and continues for two
months, or until July 5th.
If you are interested in good school,
1t will pay you to write to the Lock Hs-
ven State Normal School for copy of its
handsome catalogue. In equipment and
faculty, and ia its school environment, IL
lie an ideal school. The spring term opens
April 4th. 1t
--Fifty-nine cans of brook trout fry,
probably 10000 in all, were received here
Monday morning and properly planted
in trout streams hereahouts. The finny
wigglers were the finest specimens ever
received here from the Cory hatchery
and there were no dead ones among
them.
Whose Garden Seeds do we sell? This
question is often asked us, and here is
the answer; We select only the choicest
varieties from a number of the best
known seed growers. We buy them in
bulk and sell them in bulk, after making
a thorough test of their vitality, and we
know they will grow. &c. MAPEs.
Governor Stuart has named April Sth
and 22d as Arbor Day in Pennsylvania.
Get your trees ready. This state has a
notable record for forestation and the
private citizen in his own neighborhood
or on his own property can make our
position still prouder. "He who plants a
tree helps to make his state better
dwelling place."
-Arrison Stewart, aged seventy-four
years, died Friday at the home of his son,
Charles Stewart at James City, Pa, of old
age, and chronic disease. He was
teamster, but has been retired for some
time, and made his home with the son,
he being widower. The remains will
be taken to Frost Pa, on Monday for
burial. .--Kane Republican, 10Th.
g. II. Lowe Co. finished and shot
their No. Is we'll on their Mckee farm
lease, across the river, last Saturday
morning. From the showing made it
will make one of the best wells on the
property. The drilling machine will
now be moved to Mr.. loves lease on
the c. o. Baird tract, Dawson run, where
some new wells will be put down.
Rev. Hugh Shaw, of Butler, who is
conducting the evangeistic meetings at
the Presbyterian church this week, is an
enthusiastic worker in the cause and
good singer, and much good should re-
held at 1880 each evening until Friday.
Communion services next Sunday morn
ing at ll:00 o'clock. All are cordially
invited to attend these services.
ho ppllll Sh1o Ahub
the United Presbyterisns OF Dayton, Pa,
will build a parsonage this summer near
their church. This was made possible by
the late Thos. II. Marshall, who willed
the church sufficient to build il. Mr..
Marshall, who was formerly resident of
Redclyffe, this county, and large pro-
perty owner, is held in pleasant remem-
brance by many of our citizens.
The Warren Mirror says that num-
ber of Warren and Forest county capi-
talists and oil producers are interested in
the opening ofs new oil field in the vi
cinity OF Matthews Run, w. Va, where
they have 200 acres under lease and 600
more on which they have options. There
are producing oil and gas wells on all
sides of the property. The company has
agreed to drill l6 wells before January
|, 1911.
The Library of the Central State Nor
NAL School at Lock Haven is we'll selected
and the books are easily accessible. The
library rooms are said to be handsomer
than those of any other Normal School in
the state. The remarkable success of the
schools debating team in the inter-Nor-
NAL debates is due in a large measure to
the library. The spring term opens
April 4th. Write the Principal for a
catalogue. 1t
Alfred Westerline, who has been do
ing lot of plasterng at West Hickory,
Forest County, has completed the con-
tracts, and returned to his home in this
place Thursday. Fisher, who
resided at No 4Ol North Broad street,
and an employe of the Eagle Valley tan
merry for number of years past, moved
his family this week to West Hickory,
Forest County, where he has accepted a
position Ridgway Advocate.
Tuberculosis Sunday will be OBJ
served on April "a in this state. 1t was
started in Philadelphia and has come to
be country wide. The cooperation of
labor unions and irsternal organizations
Is sought to make the day notable. AL
ready 2l5,O0O of the $50, 900 churches of
the country have signified their intention
TO observe the day, Sermons will he
preached and printed matter will be dis
tributed. Ministers may secure literature
from state and local organizations and
boards of health.
Franklin is in the midst of big cam
paign endesvoring to raise $50, 900 by to-
day for a new Y. M. G. A. building. Up
to Monday afternoon the amount sub