The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-02-11
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"A few Inverted Gas Burners at 25
cents, at Sigworth's. adv
just received, a new supply of Horse
Collars, at :. s. SigwOrths. adv
The REPUBLICAN eau furnish you
with the very latest In engraved calling
cards or anything else in that line, at
reasonable prices.-tf
"A pie social will be- held at Albsugh
hill school house Saturday evening next,
14th. Doors open at s o'clock. Come
and tell others to come, is the invitation.
DIR. NJ. W. Esston, Osteopsth. of Oil
City, will visit Tionests every Wednes-
day forenoon, at the Central Hotel, where
he may be consulted by all who need his
services. II.
-Oleomargarine always fresh. always
the same price and making new friends
each day. at 20c per pound in nine pound
lots, at the Salmon Creek Mercantile Co.,
Kellettville, Pa. adv
For Sale. thoroughbred Jersey Bull,
10 months old, and eligible to registration.
Can be seen on tho premises ofthe owner,
Frank Hunter. two miles from Nebraska,
Pa on road leading to Newmansville.
ADV.
That old "ounce of prevention" say
ing applies to Roup. PRATTS POUL-
TRY REMEDY Tablets or Powder) is q
sure preventive and cure. Sold on mon.
ey back guarantee by first class dealers
everywhere. adv
Following is the list of letters lying
uncalled for in the Tionests. Pa, post
office for week ending Feb. IL, 1914;
Mrs. Mae Bsdgero (card) Mr.. Dewayne
Badgero, Mrs. J. f. Broner. Reeves Boyd.
GLEN G. GAsToN, P. M.
-$35 90 and up earned weekly selling
our High Quality Lakeshore Grown Nur.
sery Stock. Best grown in the U. s..
Permanent position. Pay weekly. Outfit
free. Write today. Pennsylvania Nur-
sery Co., Girard, Pa. advstl-2l
M. Finnegsn has made location for
a well Just above the house on the Robert
W. Huddleson farm. Hickory township.
Contractor James Garfield will drill the
we'll and will begin the work as soon as
he can get his machine moved.
The first auto to brave the storm and
rough roads OF the season was taken
through town Friday evening by W. b.
Wright, of Leeper, who will use the
machine in his livery stable. 1t looked
like a mighty cool proposition.
Sunday night was another of the cold
ones for this latitude, thermometers in
the borough registering to below zero
at six o'clock Monday morning. Light
SHOWS have fallen within the past few
days, but not enough to make sleighing.
Mrs. W. l.. Weriz sustained the frac-
ture of her right arm at the wrist in fall
on the icy sidewalk as she was leaving
her home on Walnut street to go to
church Sunday morning DR.. Henry
was summoned and reduced the fracture.
and Mrs. Wertz is getting along nicely.
Carlos Heath of Starr met with rath-
or severe injury to one of his feet Monday
afternoon while chopping in the woods
near his home. By mis- stroke of the
axe be nearly severed the first, second
and third toes. DR.. Bovsrd was called
and dressed the wound. and believes he
will be able to save the toes.
The Spring Term of the Clarion State
Normal School will open, under the ad-
ministrstion of the new principal, on
Tuesday, March "a, Prospective teach,
ers, in large numbers. have already en-
gagged rooms, Enroll now, or write for
any particulars to the principal, Andrew
Thomas Smith. Clarion. Pa. adv
w. II. Ellis, painter, paperhanger
and decorator. is prepared to make early
spring contracts for all work in his line
Having sample books from two of the
best firms, Peter II. Rilly Co. and Alfred
Peat, he can furnish the very best wall
papers at low prices. Get your work
done before the rush begins. adv
Acknowledgment of subscription re-
newas is made as follows, with thanks:
Mrs. W. B. Osgood, Kellettville, Pa; G..
H. Kilmer, Chas. II. Hunter, Tionesta;
Mrs. c. J. Stewart, Morgantown, W. Va ;
G. f. Mong, East Toledo, O.; II. o.
Blocher, Tionesta township; Chss. Metz,
Eagle Rock. Pa; George l.. Scott, Col
lingswood, NJ j.
&C. B. Zuendel, of Starr. informs us
that someone has been picking paddock
on his grsnsry door and walking off with
his corn. Last week after a nighttime
visit from the same chap "Coon" found a
pair Of shears in the granary. He says
If the owner will come and claim the
shears he will present him with a good
big sack of corn.
A hog was carved up at the Mayburg
Supply oompany's butcher shop last
week that for weight makes a new record.
The big porker balanced the scales at sos
pounds, and was raised by Amos Shots
of Tylersbur0. This beats Henry Sbaf-
fer's hog by So pounds, but as 1t was
raised 10 Clarion county, and by one Of
the most progressive farmers in that
county, Mr.. Shafier still holds the belt for
Forest county production.