The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-08-27

hIulhtlOu NOIlCos
oil market closed at g.. 80.
is your subscription paid?
You can get it at Hopkins store. II
Pure drugs at Walkers Pharmacy. lad
-Pastime Theatre program. Watch the
papers. adv
IF. H. Lanson sells oleomargerine.
ADV. II
Everything in the drug line at
Walkers Pharmacy. adv
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. SIS. Sigworth.-Adv
Goods delivered to all parts OF the
town. Walkers Pharmacy. adv
The Manager OF the Psstime Theatre
is trying to promote the comfort and con-
~venience of his patrons in every possible
way. adv
"A dance will be given at the German
Hill platform on Friday evening, Sept.
5th. Good music. Every body cordially
invited.
Hopkins has made a big reduction on
all Oxfords. That means something.
Everybody can have a new pair at this
price. adv
The Proper Oil Co.'s we'll on the Ma
thaniel Emert farm, Hunter run, was
finished last week and is reported to be
good gasser.
The sixteenth annual reunion OF the
Osgood family will be held at the home Of
Otto Rudolph in Hickory township,
Saturday, September 9th.
WANTED. Railroad Cross Ties. We
buy all kinds and pay cash. The Berry
Co.. Oil City. Pa.
adv l.. A. DAVIS, Agt., Tionesta, Pa.
-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 lille, Pa. adv
Acknowledgment of subscription re-
newals is mode as follows, with thanks:
d. W. Morrison, Mt. Jewett, Pa; s. E..
Church, East Hickory, Pa; Mrs. A.. E.
Ericsson, Cambridge Springs, Pa; w. d.
Dotterrer, Centerville, Iowa, new.
The REPUBLICAN presents a new
advertiser to its readers today, The Dis
tinctive Garment Store, Henry j. Mo
Carly, Oil City, the announcement being
located on the fourth page. Visitors to
the store will find this a thoroughly re-
liable concern and up to date.
The Tionests schools will open next
Monday for the year. The school board
have made some needed and good i'm
provements about the school grounds in
the way of grading down the lot and lay
ing new cement walks, all being finished
and ready for the opening of school.
Mrs. Jennie Brennemsn, residing
near R~edclyffe, Barnett township, was
brought to Jail Monday by Constable iona
Galley, of that township, charged with
neglecting her children, as we'll as other
charges. The information was made be-
fore Justice G. e. Matthews, of ClariDg-
ton, who held her under a bono of $500,
failing to produce which she was turned
over to Sheriff Hood to make her appear
ance at September court.
Jacob Armburger, of Hunter Station,
who is employed at the mill of Coleman,
Harter Il Mccormick, two miles up Tio-
nesta creek, lost a good gold watch and
chain Monday morning, a thief stealing
them from his room at the Stahlman
boarding house while he was at work.
A young man who was suspected of the
theft submitted TO a search by Mr.. Stahl-
man and as nothing of an discriminating
nature could be found on him he was
allowed to depart in peace.
-Oren Hill, tax collector of President
township, Venango county, was unfor-
tunate In losing a wallet containing $50
Saturday, 10th inst. On that day Mr..
Hill was out Oh a collecting tour, and on
lea wing Henry's Bend had over $50 in a
wallet he had in his inside coat pocket.
Owing to the heat he discarded his coat
and throwing it over his arm started up
the p. Il. X. tracks for his home at Presi-
dent and only on arrival there did he dis
cover his loss. Mr.. Hill is OF the opinion
that the wallet dropped out along the
tracks and was picked up by one of the
numerous berrypickers, He is one OF
Vensngo county's most worthy and in
dustrious citizens, has a large family to
support, and can lily afford to lose SO
large a sum of money,