The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-05-27
oil market closed at $l.90.

Just received car load of cement fer
tilizer, aud field lines. S, Sigworth. .-ad
Investigate our washing machine
and cream separator proposition. See
them. s. s. Sigworth. adv
The REPUBLICAN can furnish you
with the very latest in engraved calling
cards or anything else in that line, at
reasonable prices.-tf
DIR. NJ. W. Easton, Osteopsth, of Oil
City, will visit Tionesta every Wednes-
day forenoon, at the Central Hotel, where
he may be consulted by all who need his
services. tt.
-Eighty-fve degrees in the shade on
the Goth day OF May, 1914. is some warm
weather for this latitude. Note 1t down.
You'll be disputing it before another year
rolls round.
-0leomargarine 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
1T has been about two weeks since we
have had any rain in this section, aud
vegetation needs moisture badly. Be-
sides it's going to be dryer yet in these
parts after this week.
Governor j. X Tener has reappointed
+. X. Brown. of Clarion, A. Lincoln Bell,
of Ridgway, and X. b. Stone, OF Brad
ford. to succeed themselves as trustees of
the State Hospital at Warren.
KILL POULTRY LICE AND
MITES WITH Pratts Powdered Lice
Killer, and Pratts Disinfectant, both
guaranteed; poultry comfort means lar
ger profits. Sold on money back guar
antee by fl rst class dealers everywhere. ad
"A dance will be given at the. German
Hill hall, Friday evening, Msy' 10Th, to
which all are invited. The committee in
charge desires to state that no intoxi-
csnts or intoxicated persons will be al
lowed in the hall, and good order will be
maintained.
Court Crier j. b. Eden has received
nesta township for the ensuing year. The
commission comes from Jos. Baldwin,
chief of ths Fire Marshals department at
Harrisburg, and carries with it large
powers in the matter OF controlling forest
aud other fires happening in his bailiwick.
-Amel Carlson, woodsman who had
made Warren county his home for ten
years, had his head and left arm severed
from his body and the body otherwise
terribly mangled by being run over by
trolley car near Stoneham Saturday night.
He had evidently stumbled and fallen
across the rails and was too drunk to rise
again.
Clyde Neal of Nebraska cut bad
cash across the great toe of his left foot
Thursday while handling broad axe
near his home. The young man has been
rather unfortunate of late, having last
winter accidentally shot himself through
the hand while handling revolver. DR..
Bovard attended him and he is getting
along all right.
"A public model orchard demonstra-
ton under the auspices of the division of
economic zoology of the state department
OF agriculture, will be given in the or
chard of Harry II. Harp, at Marienville,
Thursday, June 4, which everybody Is
invited to attend. These meetings are
particularly to show the scientific methods
which should be used in fighting the
codling moth and other pests and are
very interesting.
IA Strange Railroad Wreck" is the
title of a thrilling little story written by
George Collins, and portrays part of his
personal experience while telegraph
operator. He has been made a cripple by
rheumatism, and takes this means OF
earning livelihood rather than appeal to
charity. You will find the book worth
double its cost. while aiding worthy
young man if you send him rs cents for a
copy. Address 100 North 32d St., Phila-
delpha, Pa. .',e
"A Sheffield correspondent says: E.
b. Catlin, sawyer at the big mill of the @.
p. l.. Co., has received very lucrative
offer to accept position as sawyer in
large mahogany mill in the Philippine
Islands owned by the Clark Bros. Co., of
Olean. Earl will have until Sunday to
decide whether he will accept or not. He
is thinking very strongly of signing up a
three year contract to leave for the U. s.
possession. The position carries very
large salary. We would dislike seeing
him leave us, but would wish him all
kinds of good luck in the new venture.
Well, here we are again right on the
job with the greatest assortment of fruit
and vegetables ever brought to this
market, and there's something for every
body and every appetite. In vegetables
we have rhubarb, oucumbers, onions, let
tuce, cabbage, tomatoes, celery, sweet
potatoes. i'm fact anything you may ask
for, while in fruit we are loaded just the
same, and our stock of oranges, banan-
as, lemons, grape fruit, and the finest
Strawberries you ever looked upon at is
cents the box. When you don't call at
the City Fruit Store you miss the treat of
your life. Our stock is never allowed to
get stale, but is always fresh, pure and
wholesome. adv.