The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-05-14

Oil City Trust 20. Two AIS.
Snpt. j. o. Carson. Reader.
Eagle Spoke Works. Reader.
oil market closed at g. so.
lis your subscription psidf
You can get 1t at Hopkins store. II
Kodak Supplies at Sigworth's. adv
IF. X. Lanson sells oleomargerine.
ADV. u
Auto aud Bicycle Sundries at s. s.
SiSworth's. adv
Some fine pine lumber from the
Coleman mill up the creek is being
hauled here aud shipped to Buffalo.
Proper Il Co.'s second we'll on the
Kelly lands in Tionesta township, was
finished yesterday at / 600 feet and is dry.
1t will not be shot.
ceived new high power National car
last week and he can now get over the
road as fast as the best of them.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church will collect old newspa-
pers, magazines, books. cotton and woolen
rags and rubbers on Friday, May IS.
WANTED Railroad Cross Ties. We
buy all kinds and pay cash. The Berry
Co.. Oil City, Pa.
adv l.. A. DAVIS, Agt., Tionesta, Pa.
WANTED. Mach chinists, Molders and
Machine Operators. Good wages, and
stesdy work. No labor trouble. OIL
WELL SUPPLY Co., Imperial Works, Oil
City, Penna. adv4t
-0leomargsrine always fresh, always
the same price and making new friends
each day, at zoe per pound in nine pound
lots, at the Salmon Creek Mercantile Co.,
Kellettville, Pa. adv
-Titusville is having a scourge of scar
let fever which broke out about ten days
ago. Up to Monday night, out ten cases
that had developed among the children,
three deaths had occurred. The schools
have all been closed.
acknowledges of subscription re-
newas is msde as follows, with thanks:
Will II. Clark, Schenectady, N. Y; Geo.
Parker, Kellettville, Pa; J. d. Went
worth, Tionesta; J. A. Small, Nebi aska,
Pa; r. }. Hillsrd. Clsrington, Pa; II.
L, Kelly, Philadelphia, Pa.
"A woods fire which started along the
road near D. L. Csrson's about noon
Thursday caused lot Of hard work for
the farmers in that part of Harmony
township before they had 1t fought out
Aside from the damage to growing tim
ber no property was destroyed.
WANTED.-Menf for saw mill, teamsters,
yard, log cutters, etc, at Glade Lumber
Company, Erwin, West Va, and Range
Lumber Company, at Deer Creek, West
Va. Good wages paid. Apply direct to
one of the above addresses. g. g. STITz-
NIGER Il Co., New Castle, Pa. adv4t
The Monarch Clothing Co. swings an
other of its big ads to the breeze today
calling attention to the firms Monster
Purchase Sale, which is now on. You
are cordially invited, when in Oil City, to
test their claims of money saving bar
gains, and they insist that you will find
it to your advantage to do 80.
The Fessler company finished their
well on the Hopkins farm last week and
it was shot in both the Cropp Hill and
second sands. There was good showing
of oil and the indications are that IL will
make paying producer. Their second
well on the Hopkins has been located
about 900 feet north of this we'll.
Heavy frosts prevailed in this latitude
during the past week, the severest falling
on the Friday, Saturday and Sunday
nights. Monday morning showing up the
worst of all when frost seemingly a
quarter of an iUch in thickness could be
scraped from boards and building roofs
resembling morning in midwinter.
Strangel TO say the foliage seems to be
little the worse for the freezing, and
farmers report only slight damage TO
crops, except fruit, and that even seems
to have escaped total destruction.
oliver p. Irwin, aged so years, died
at the home of his daughter, Mrs Ed.
Harkins, at Buck Mills, two miles above
Kelettville, on Friday, May 9th, from
the effects of fall received two months
ago, in which We sustained the fracture of
the hip bone, At his great age he was
unable to withstand the shock of so Sc
we're an injury, aud after much suffering
his constitution succum bed to the inevi-
table. Beside the daughter mentioned
two other daughters and six sons sur
wye. Mr.. Irwin was a worthy old gen.
tleman who bore the respect of all who
knew him. This is another case of which
the Warren Times started sensational
story to the effect that the man had died
a horrible death from petriiaction, claim
ing that his body turned to stone. Such
publications of glaring falsehoods ought
TO be suppressed.