The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-06-10

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-Cultivators and Cultivator Points at
Sigworth's. adv
Full line of Cameras and Camera
Supplies at Sigworth's. adv
The heat record In Tionests yesterday
is said to have been 92 in the shade.
--Autoists say the roads are improving,
but need little rain occasionally e lay
thedust. ~s n,
The Fourth of July is coming 90
space. Shall Tionests celebrated Might
try a dry one.
The report of the annual Forest coun-
ty Sunday school convention will be
found on the fourth page.
The REPUBLICAN, can furnish you
with the very latest in engraved calling
cards or anything else in that line, at
reasonable prces.-tf.
We still have good supply of the
government garden seed at this office
which we will be glad to give out to any
one who will call for it.
The Christian Endeavor Society will
hold an ice cream and cake social in the
Presbyterian church dining room tonight
at 1880. Everybody invited.
See "The Perls of Pauline" and
keep cool next Monday night at the Pas.
time. The very best pictures shown all
the time and the big new fans will keep
YOU COOL adv
Mrs. Birtcil, mother of Mrs. George
Town, had cataract removed from one of
her eyes at the Oil City hospital last week
and is reported to be doing we'll since the
operation.
-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.,
Kellettville, Pa adv
The Pastime Theatre is the coolest
place in town just now, having installed
two l6.inch electric fans. This popular
playhouse always has the comfort of its
patrons in mind. Quality pictures. adv
Joseph Clark is adding to the COM
forts of his home by the erection of a new
veranda to the front of his house. Tio-
nesta might we'll be referred to as the
little city of beautiful lawns and pretty
porches.
The committee in charge announce
another of their joyous dances at the
pavilion on German Hill, Friday even
ing, June 10. Good order guaranteed,
and no intoxicants or-int6xicated persons
allowed on the premises. 81 sl%"
VIM. Blum received a vicious kick
from horse he was trying to shoe yes
terdsy morning. The blow struck him
on the head near the temple and might
easily have put neighbor Blum forever to
sleep had he been an inch nearer the an
imal.
The we'll known Mcdonald House at
Vowinckel, Clarion county, was burned
to the ground Tuesday night of last week
with ali contents, entailing a loss upon
the proprietor, Joe Jubn, of about 81 900.
The hotel was refused a renewal of its
license at the last session of court.
This, the leafy month of June, is al
so supposed to produce the festive June
bride, yet often there's nothing doing in
that industry. However, it's early yet,
besides we're bound to reap harvest in
June roses and pretty laurel blossoms, so
cheer up, ye love-sick lad and lassy.
Since last Friday the Sheffield & Tio.
nests passenger train has been hauled by
the regular passenger engine, No. 8, En-
gineer e. s. Blauser having thoroughly
Overhauled it and put it in first class
condition. The name of the road painted
in bright yellow letters alsoimproves the
looks of the engine.
Many of Tionesta's pretty homes
have been further beautifed by the APP
plcation of a coat OF pant, among them
the domiciles of ]. Q. Geist, VIM. Smear
baugh, G. w. Robinson, W. G. Wyman,
G. G. CASTOR, J. w. Jameson. And
there are more to follow as soon as the
painters get to them.
Prof. Archie Hillard, teacher in the
Williamsburg schools the past year, has
moved to the country near Hoboken, Pa,
for the summer He has been reelected
for the ensuing year, aud just to show
their opinion of his work the board OF
education jumped his salary to sixteen
hundred dollars year.
Thus far the country has escaped the
usual June frost, although the line was
very nearly reached a morning or two
last week. As this is the 10th of the
month, and the weather man has prom
ised sum mer weather the balance of this
week, it is likely that danger from sum
mer freezes is passed for the season.
BY the death on Saturday last of Johr
X. Snow of Franklin, another of the gal
liant defenders of the flag has answered
the last roll call. He was one of the frs
to answer the call for volunteers, enlist
ing in the SD regiment, of which organ
ization he was president at the time of hil
DEATH Comrade Snow would have beer
"a years of age had he lived till July l6
next.