The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-09-10
oil market closed at g. so.

is your buDscTlptlou phiuI
You can get 1t at Hopkins store. II
Pure drugs at Walkers Pharmacy.-ad
F. X. Lanson sells oleomargerine.
ADV. n
-Everything in the drug linz at
Walkers Pharmacy. adys
See our new stock Of stoves and
ranges. s. s. Sigworth.-Adv. If
Let us fill your prescriptions. Walk
er's Pharmacy. Both phones. adv
Just received, a car load Of Lehigh
Portland Cement. s. 5. Sigworth.-Adv.
The purest drugs and best service at
the Walker Pharmacy.-Adv.
Hopkins has made a big reduction on
all Oxfords. That means something.
Everybody can have a new pair at this
price. d
Lives of great men all remind us we
can make our lives sublime, and depart
ing leave behind us foot prints in the
New Pastime. adv
Some men who talk loudest about the
high cost of living would be best suited
with a job of tearing the sheets OF a
monthly calendar pad.
Come, mother, leave your housework
on Saturday afternoon, take the baby and
spend a good and we'll earned rest at the
Pastime Theatre. Open at $50 p. mad
Observation-Disclosures Cross Ties. We
buy all kinds and pay cash. The Berry
Co.. Oil City, Pa.
adv l.. A. DAVIS, Agt., Tionesta, Pa.
Irwin Heath, son of Horace Heath Of
Beaver Valley died at the family home
Wednesday last. He was aged about 10
years and had been an INVALID for some
time.
Manager Hamilton now has the Pas
time Theatre running in good shape and
is showing some fine pictures. He will
soon be ready to announce the weekly
programs,
State Superintendent Of Public In
struction Nathan G. Schaetfer has issued
the annual Arbor Day proclamation des-
ignsting Friday, October "A, as Autumn
Arbor Day."
Quite a large delegation OF ladies from
Tionesta and vicinity is attending the
County w. G. II. u. annual convention.
which began its sessions yesterday at
West Hickory.
-Oleomargsrine 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.,
Kellettv lie, Pa. adv
Only ten days more in which to buy
a top cutter, good as new, for less than
wholesale price. Also a good harness
aud buggy for sale. Inquire of Rev. G.
A. Garrett, Tionesta, Pa.-adv. 1t
The editor of the REPUBLICAN is
mourning the loss of his fine Gordon
setter dog Rex" who was killed last
Wednesday morning when he ran under
a freight train at the railroad crossing al
the river bridge.
The Derrick's oil report for August
shows that there were 7Sl wells complet-
ed; new production of 1852 barrels; l9d
dry holes and gas wells, and l.079 rigs
and drilling wells under way in the
Pennsylvania field.
M. S. Carnahan, who is drilling a
well On the old Dotterrer farm, near the
mouth of Ross run, on Tionesta creek,
was having some bad luck last week
with a string Of drilling tools and a sci
of fishing tools lost in a 700 foot hole.
Last week Horner and Clswson
drilled in a we'll on their lease in Howe
township that will be good for twenty
five barrels a day. 1t is the intention o
Messrs. Horner and Clawson to star
drilling another we'll in the near FUTURE
Warren Times.
The saw mill of JohpaYpuug which
sawed out the Proper tfNA,Sf on Peters
run, has been moved to a point near the
Odltown school house, where The timber
on the east side of Noble hill will be
manufacturer into lumber. 1t is ready
for business now.
During the past week Prof. II. M
Shafer, late principal OF the Clarion Nor
NAL, was in Clarion packing his goods
and preparing to remove 10 Han ford
California, where he has been selected a:
principal of the high school without ever
an application having been filed. This il
a very excellent school aud pays a largt
salary. Prof. Shafer is congratulated up
on his success in stepping into such al
excellent place and position. -Clarior
Democrat,