The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-04-06

Examinations for teachers certf-
Gates for 1910, will be held in:
Tionesta, Saturday, May7.
Kellettville, Saturday, May IA.
Marienville, Thursday, May 10.
Tionesta, Saturday, August 20.
Our Intelligent compositor," who
confesses that he doesn't know little bit
about women's tixin's, got bad spell on
the names Of silks in James ad. last
week. A correction will be noted this
week and the ladies are invited to send
for samples.
The REPUBLICAN introduces a new
advertiser to its readers this week in the
the person of the old reliable firm of
Moore q Stevenson, of Oil City. Their
announcement will be found on the last
page and 1t will pay our readers 10 peruse
their ad each week.
The men of rionesta, over l6 years of
age, are extended most cordial invita-
tion to be present at the M. Il. church on
Thursday at 1880 p. m, to listen TO an ad-
dress from.F.'A. Sayers, of Franklin, Pa,
on the Brotherhood movement. You are
urged to be present.
The Epworth League extend an in
vitation to all the citizens of Tlonesta to
express their sympathy for Mr.. and Mrs.
s. j. Grove, by being present and con-
tributing to miscellaneous shower to be
held in the basement of the M. E. church,
on Friday evening OF this week.
Harry Rudolph found a very pros
porous bee tree one day last week while
cutting logs in the pine woods at Ross
Run on his brother Fred's job. 1t is not
usual to find bees working in the pines,
nor in the spring of the year, but this
was an "old residenter," and yielded a
fine lot OF good rich honey.
While the street cleaning agreement
was quite generally observed last Satur.
day, there we're few who possibly for
got the date. Now. let's all pull together
next Saturday morning and see what
fine streets we can have. Remember the
date, and everybody turn out. If you
can't get out Saturday morning, Friday
evening will answer as well.
Aaron Sagerstrom, formerly of this
place, but now OF West Hickory, Forest
county, came to Ridgwsy Sunday and
visited over until today with his many
friends, so as to attend the Capital City
Hose Company's supper and dance and
thus meet the people. He reports work
plenty at West Hickory and everybody
happy and contented. .-Ridgwsy Advo-
cate.
-Wanted.-Saw mill men for piling,
loading and running lumber. Also men
for indoor work. Address applications 10
A. W. Vantassel, Superintendent, Shelf
field, A. H. Brush, Superintendent, Lo-
lets, W. w. Lowell, Superintendent,
Nina. or p. E. Shoemaker, Superintend-
ent Manufacturing and Shipping, Will
Transport, Pa, care of Central Pennsyl-
vania Lumber Company. $50 st
Clarion ladies to the number of
twenty went down to Reeds Dairy Farm
last Thursday to have time and to sew
for Mrs. Reed and Mrs. Blum. And
jolly good time they did have, not only
sewing but jolliest of all were the good
eats-chicken and waffies and everything
else hungry one could wish for-and
more. All voted 1t one of the jolliest
"A e l.; ;nl I,a hao
Clarion Dem ocrat.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
byterisn church wish TO again remind
the members of the congregation to save
up all their old papers, books, magazines
aud old rubbers. A collection of the
same will be made within two or three
weeks. Having met with such good sue
cess in their first transaction of this kind,
the ladies are hoping for goodly supply
to be saved for them by the time they are
ready for the collection.
-Anderton & Putnam, the paving con-
tractors, last week purchased fine black
horse from the Deible Oil Co., at McGraw,
Pa. The animal was Perchsron and
magnificent specimen of horsetlesh,
weighing close to 1900 pounds. The
same parties also purchased a fine team
of gray horses from James Clark, of
Tionests. They we're we'll matched
pair, weighing about $500. The consid-
GRAFTON in each transaction was $500.
Little Lester Fehlmsn, who with his
mother is visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnston Hall of East street fur
nished little excitement for that neigh
borhood yesterday by falling from the
stone retaining wall which protects Mr..
Halls property from Church run. The
little chap came out of the experience
rather bedrsggled but with all of his
bones in working condition. He will
not duplicate the performance, unless
through an accident.-Titusville Herald
Following is list of the census emu
merstors appointed for Forest county:
Tiouests borough and Tionests township,
David II. Blum Barnett township, Thom-
as X. Williams; Green township, Charles
NJ Dotterrer; Harmony township, George
L. King; Hickory township, Charles H..
Sartorti; Howe township, Miss Elizabeth
A. Anderson; jerks township, Charles b.
Kendall; Kingsley township, Jacob f..
Ray. The work of taking the census will
begin on April 18th and must be COM
pleted within thirty days.
-Messrs, Anderton IL Putnam moved
their two steam road rollers and some
other machinery to Oil City last week,
| ,,ho,o tI,o,, ,., an hauin uork at nnna IN q