The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-07-29
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and we will be ready to blow bottles at
our glass factory which is said to be the
neatest small bottle factory OF any. We
expect to run this factory and make some
money and not one resident in Marien-
vile will lose their home by the starting
OF 1t either. Look for us building an ad-
dition next year to take care of our busi-
ness"
John Marley OF Sheffield drilled In an
other we'll last Friday on the Cherry Run
Oil d Cas- company lease near Brookston,
this county, which is owned by Marley
and Youngsville capitalists. The we'll
came in with natural flow of ten barrels
per day and after 1t is shot it is expected
to do even better. This makes about five
wells that Marley has drilled in with
good luck. He does not seem to know
what duster appears like.
Wayne, the l2-eary-old son of Arthur
Emerson of Titusvlle was accidentally
killed Thursday afternoon while playing
on pile of logs at the hub factory, Ii
dioute. He was standing on the highest
log which was a number of feet above the
ground. The log started to roll and threw
him to the ground, other logs following.
He was crushed across the head and chest.
When help reached him he was still
breathing, but died in few minutes.
"A note from our old friend Peter
Youngk of Tylersburg informs US that
his son, Henry Youngk, has been con-
fined to his bed with an attack of typhoid
fever for the past two or three weeks, but
is getting along nicely, with favorable
prospect for an early convalescence. Mr..
Youngk also reports the arrival of the
army worm in his section, fine field of
oats belonging to j. P Hoffman having
been well nigh ruined by the pests,
which have also attacked the cornfelds
and gardens in that vicinity.
The Warren Times of Saturday says:
The Sisson family who have been living
in Chestnut street since there return from
Mt. Alto early in the spring will go back
to Mt. Alto this afternoon to remain until
their condition OF health is improved.
When the Sissons we're sent to the sani-
torium last winter at the expense of the
county commissioners, they expected to
remain until cured but after they had been
there several months the elder Sisson pre-
vailed upon his wife to return to Warren.
The man has been working part OF the
time, but has not been earning enough to
provide for the family which consists of
twelve children although two OF the elder
boys we're also working.
New potatoes, the finest the market
affords, are selling rapidly at the City
Fruit store for 81 20 bushel. Beat that
If you can anywhere. All other Vegetables
and fruits, and we have the stock that
counts, are selling at correspondingly
low prices. Come aud see. The pro-
prietor, Mr.. Cohen has another surprise
in store for his customers. Having ac
quired a large selection of hand painted
pictures on heavy plate glass, all put up
in the latest style frames, he is going to
present to every customer who buys S25
worth of goods at his store one of these
elegant pictures absolutely free. To be
appreciated the pictures must be seen.
They sure are very swell.-adv.
The automobile speed craze is again
approaching the limit on our streets, and
If not checked it is quite likely to end
in bad accident if not a fatality sooner
or later. 1t is easy to understand how
the fine stretch of pavement on Elm
street may tempt driver to "let 'er out
| another NOTCH" If for no other reason
than to throw a shiver into bystanders or
overawe the more timid ones, but that is
no excuse for making our main thorough
| fare a speedway or race course, and this
not always by strangers either. Unless
| drivers shall concede that the average
citizen has some rights which they are
obliged to respect little "pinching"
should be resorted to ERE the town is ap-
palled by killing or manning, either
of which would be deplorable. Observe
the speed limit. Other towns are enforc
ing it, why not Tionssta?
State Highway Commissioners Bige
low is working with commendable ener.
gy to make up for lost time, now that the
auditor general and state treasurer can
no longer withhold the automobile Ii
cense money from its intended use for
repair of the state roads.-Shefiield OBJ
server. The same conditions prevail
throughout this county, many men and
teams being employed on the state high
ways, which are being put in good con-
dltion. This work should and would
have been done three months ago had
these fiscal officers not persisted in hold
ing up the funds from their intended use,
and instead of almost impossible roads
the country could have been enjoying
veritable boulevards. Another session
of the legislature will doubtless put such
tactics beyond the power of a couple of
accidental Office holders with notorious
boss back of them.
There have been few occasions in the
history of Tionesta where the community
so generally showed their respect to the
memory of a good man or woman, as at
Q o'clock Friday afternoon, when the
funeral of Daniel Walters took place at
the family residence. The attendance
was remarkable for number, the flowers
were beautiful and in profusion, almost
filling the room in which the body lay in
state. A gallant soldier during the Civil
war, the colors of Stow Post, G. A. R.,
which attended 10 body, were laid
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