The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-08-30

Hallinan, Chas. Carnahan and Snyder
brought In gas well this week good fol
100, 900 feet on 400 acre lease a mile from
Marienville, Forest county. -Tidloutt
News.
DIR. M. W. Easton, osteopathic Physi.
clan, of Oil City, will visit Tonesta every
Wednesday. See him at the Hotel Wea'
yer. Setting bones and the treatment oI
nervous and chronic diseases specially,
Greatest success in all kinds of chronic
diseases.
-Wanted.-A first class farmer. One
who understands farm machinery, cattle
and cows. Wife must be first class
housekeeper and able to make good but
ter. Farm three miles from Oil City.
Work for wages by month. Address S.
Y. Ramage, Oil City. 1t
Mrs. Katherine E. Watterson, OF
Muzette, this county, was lately granted
a widows pension of Sl2 per month.
Just five days elapsed between the date
the evidence necessary TO establish her
claim was filed In the pension office and
the date of granting the same.
Rev. Father Geo. Meyer, for short
time located In Titusville, for seven year s
pastor of st. Agatha's church, Meadville'
and for 20 years thereafter pastor of the
Fryburg, Clarion county church, died re-
Gently in Germany, aged 65 years. About
three years ago lie went to his old home
hoping to improve his health but received
no relief. Many older residents about
Fryburg remember him.
The borough school opened Monday
for the term with very good attendance
for the first day, the enrolment being as
follows: Primary, No. l, 32; No. 2, 81;
No. 3, 20; No. 4, "a; No, 5, high school, Al.
The teachers of the rooms IN the order
named are: Miss Blanche Pease, Miss
Katharine osgood, Miss June Herman,
Miss Ida Paup, Harry A. Smith, assistant
principal, f. w. Gill, principal.
Preliminary surveys are being made
on JOHNS run for the proposed railroad of
Coleman Il Watson with view TO reach.
ing their timber on the Clapp tracts. The
engineers believes that they can get over
the hill on fairly good grade that will
cross the public road out on Smokey hill
beyond Fid Wentworth's place, and from
there nice grade can be obtained down
the other slope and into the big timber.
The catalogue and premium list of
Sept. 12, 10, IA and Is, has reached this
Office and is handsome specimen OF
the printers art from the press of the
Brookville Republican, covering about
20 pages of matter. This associations
fairs are always attractive and up to date,
and this years effort promises to eclipse
all others in the matter of interesting ex.
hibits and attractions.
-Wanted-Good Housekeeping Maya
zine requires the service OF a representa-
tive In Tionesta to look after subscription
renewals and to extend circulation By
special methods which have proved un-
usually successful. Salary and COM
mission. Previous experience desirable,
but not essential. Whole time or spare
time. Address, with reference, j. f,
Fairbanks, Good Housekeeping Maga-
zine, 3Sl Fourth Ave-, New York City. 2t
The incessant rains OF the past few
days, aided by few cloudbursts toward
the head of the river, has set the old Alle-
gheny on rampage, and we are having
the highest August flood in years, High
tide was reached last evening when the
banks were full and running over in
many places, but this morning finds the
water receding. Barges and boats that
have been awaiting a rise, will have fine
sailing for the lower market as soon as
the water drors few feet.
Veterans of this section who had in-
tended going to Erie to attend the reunion
of the SD Reg't, should bear in mind that
the date has been changed from the 10th
to 18th ofSeptember. The 18th falls on
Friday, thus giving those who desire to
do so an opportunity to return home on
Saturday. Doubtless number of the
survivors of this famous old regiment
will attend from this section where Co. G
was recruited, and where quite a num-
ber of its surveyors still reside.
The A. Cook Sons Lumber Company
have been extensively manufacturing
lumbe at their saw mill at the mouth Of
Millcreek, on the Clarion river, for sew
eral years past, the lumber so manufac-
tured being obtained from the r. Rulof-
son tract, the standing timber on which
was bought by that company. 1t is re-
ported that they will exhaust the timber
on the tract within the next six weeks,
and that thereupon they will tear down
and remove the saw mill at the mouth of
Millcreek.
students who attend the Lock Haven
State Normal School are always well
pleased with their choice. They not only
have home like surroundings and more
than ordinary conveniences but they re-
ceive the personal attention of the Prin-
cipal and faculty. Their health is safe
guarded as we'll as their morals and par
ents can always feel that their children
are we'll cared for at this school. The
management of the school invites visits
from parents and those interested in the
great cause of education. Write for its
catalogue. 1t
"A handsome catalogue has just been
Issued by the State Normal School at
Clarion. Pa. Il is beautifully illustrated