The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-07-22

-Oil market closed at $1.70.
is your subscription paidf
You can get it at Hopkins store. If
Some days you can't catch fish.
-Cultivators and Cultivator Points at
Sigworth's. adv
Full line of Cameras and Camera
Supplies at Sigworth's. adv
Baseball. Saturday 3:15, jamestown
Alcos vs. Tionesta, on the island.
Another cut Of cents In the price Of
Pennsy lvania oil was made week ago.
the figure now being 81 20 the barrel.
The REPUBLICAN, can furnish you
with the very latest in engraved calling
cards or anything else in that line, at
reasonable prices.-tf
For Ssle-The "Wilson Farm in
PresidNnt Township. 1ls acres. with
house aud barn. Must be sold at once.
J. W. Newmaker, Warren, Pa. adv4t
-oleomargsrine always fresh. always
the same price and making new friends
each day, at zoe per pound in nine pound
lots, at the Salmon Greek Mercantile Co.,
Kellettville, Pa. adv
Invitations are out for the second an
nual reunion and harvest home picnic OF
the Hood family, Wednesday, August 5th.
The event will take place at the home OF
w. II. Hood, In Tionesta.
"A dance will be given next Friday
evening, July "a, at the German Hill
platform. Good music and good order.
Refreshments will be served. The COM
mittee extends cordial invitation to all.
Pennsylvania Railroad Day will be
celebrated at Monarch Park on the 18th
of August, when the employees of the
company will hold q monster picnic, an
elaborate program for which is being ar
ranged.
Governor Tener has appointed ex-
Judge W. E. Rice, of Warren, trustee OF
the State hospital at North Warren to
succeed the late ex-senator o. G. Allen.
A very worthy appointment, surely, and
one that will please the people through
out the district.
Tobacco salesmen wanted. Earn 500
monthly. Expenses. Experience un-
necessary. Advertise and take orders
from merchants for Smoking and Chew
ing tobacco, Cigarettes, Cigars, etc. Send
AIS stamp for full particulars. HEMET
TOBACCO Co., New York, N. Y. adv lot
Hunters who may be particularly
anxious to get in first on the license tags
for the approaching season can be accom-
modated by making application to county
treasurer Brazee, who has the documents
on hand and will be pleased to issue the
license at the small sum of one dollar per.
jay Range, hauling lumber from the
Jameson mill at Oldtown, had his load
topped out with beautiful ~ rsttlesnake
when he came in Friday evening, which
had been dispatched near the mill. The
varmint measured AZ inches and sported
a"buzzer" containing IL rattles besides
the button.
-"Quo Vadis," as given at the Pastime
Theatre last Thursday. was the finest
picture yet presented at that popular
playhouse. Manager Hamilton is to be
congratulated upon his presentation o.
this big feature produetiOns The house
was packed for the three performances
afternoon and evening.
The Tionesta township school board
elected teachers last Saturday for the
coming year, as follows: Hunter Station
Augusta Korb; Hunter Run, Blanche
Hunter; Pigeon Hill. John Stitzingeri
German Hill, George Ledebur; Oldtown
Glenn Shellhouse; Smokey Hill, Helen
Hood; Blocher. Erdie Shaffer; Huddle-
son, Nettie Stephens; Shriyer, Berthi
Neal. Schools will begin September Il
tor a term Of seven months.
Roy Fitzgerald, clerk In the Smitt
store at West Hickory, landed beautiful
specimen of native Allegheny river pike
In the eddy opposite that place Friday
afternoon. 1t measured nearly three fee
and weighed fve ind half pounds
Roy used light casting outfit and tn,
pretty specimen gave him merry fgh
of several minutes which seemed to BIZ
captor to lengthen into hours. The
Creator might have made a sweeter
juicier fish than the pike, but he never
did.
Leslie Il. Lawhead, former residen
of Fisher, Clarion county, where he wa
born 35 years ago, was found dead at th
Soda Ash plant located at Hutchison
Kansas, where he was employed, June 30
His death was mysterious, it being
question whether by drowning, a fall, o
by foul play. Physicians and authoritie
are alike puzzled as to the cause. He wa
a brother of Mrs. W. Fl. Shaffer, recent!
of German Hill but now residing nea
Tylersburg. The deceased leaves a wifi
and four children.
The fruit and vegetable display at th
City Fruit store continues to attract Gus
toners from far and near. Mr.. Cohen i
kept more than busy searching the lsrges
city markets for the best and freshes
goods in his line, and spares no expens
IN serving his customers with everything
the heart could wish. None of the large
cities have anything on Cohen when
comes to putting upa display of tempt
ing things from the orchard or garden
Watermelons 2Oc and SOC; New Potatoe
$3.50 bushel, and all other kinds of frui
and vegetables at very low prices. adv.