The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-07-29

Evans, Noble Il Evans. Charter Notice.
oil market closed at $l,65.
is your subscription psidP
You can get it at Hopkins store. If
The Famous Boss Grain Cradle at
Sigworth's. adv
Half Pint, Pint and Quart Fruit Jars
at Sigworth's. adv
We have on hand best White Lime,
$3.50 per ton. Lanson Bros. adv
-Pennsylvsnis oil received another
cut of five cents in price yesterday and
now stands at $l.65.
The Tionesta Methodist Sunday
school is making plans for the annual
picnic to be held August 7th.
This nice warm weather is all right,
of course, but the weather man should be
advised that there is such thing as oyer
doing good job.
The REPUBLICAN can furnish you
with the very latest in engraved calling
cards or anything else in that line, at
reasonable prices.-tf
The auto colony in town was in
creased last week when new Buick
touring car was brought in for Mrs. e. S.
Pierce, of the Hotel Weaver.
For Sale-The "Wilson Farm in
President Township. ll8 acres, with
house and barn" Must be sold at once
J. W. Newmsker, Warren, Pa. adv4t
The Free Methodist camp meeting at
Pleasantville drew heavily from the pop
ulation of this vicinity last Sunday, es-
pecially with those who could ride in
automobiles.
-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 Proper Gas Co. found good
gasser along the President road on the
Curtin tract, Tionesta township, the well
being drilled through the sand at 1000
feet, Friday evening.
-Pennsylvania's automobile tags for
1915 will be of turquoise blue enamel
with white letters and figures and soft
metal keystone for the makers number.
The contract will be for about l5O, 900 for
next year.
The board of County Commissioners
were in Barnett aud jerks township
Saturday looking after county business
matters. They we're driven over the trip
by Ralph Cook in his car and covered
about 80 miles, taking ample time to at
tend to all their business engagements.
Tobacco statesmen 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 l0I
"A camp of Italians who were cutting
chemical wood near Crown was burned
to the ground recently and the fire came
near cremsting about 20 men. They were
asleep upstairs and we're not wakened by
the fire until the whole first floor was q
mass of flames. The loss was about
81, 1000. 0.-Clarion Democrat.
The Tionesta Gas Company drilled iu
another good we'll in its territory out in
the Township the last of the week. This
makes the third new we'll in that terri
tory this summer, and the managers are
assured that the company will have ar
abundant supply for their patrons at al
times in the coldest weather next winter
up to the hour of going to press the
pestiierous army worm has failed to show
up in this vicinity, and, pleased to note
very little damage is reported from any
section of the county by this little trouble
maker. 1t will be cause for rel ,icing i
this condition should continue through
out the season and our crops, lawns anG
garden truck escape destruction.
The Printz Company OF Oil City ar,
putting on their annual "Don't Shoe
Sale" next Saturday and are telling tn,
people of this section so in broad -gaug,
ad. this week. Mr.. Shore, the atfablt
manager of this wideawake mercantil,
concern is very timid about firearms, anC
promises to gracefully "come down. |
you'll not shoot. So there's your chance
Because two men, John Hudchek
aged 80, and John Chervenec, aged q
Slavs, employees at the American Plat
Glass plant, at James City, were too ven
turesome, they lost their lives by drown
ing in the artificial lake at Crysta
Springs, near Kane, Sunday afternoon
They had gone out in a rowboat wher
the water was deepest, and to increase th
fun proceeded to rock the boat until
filed with water and capszed. Thei
bodies had not been recovered at las
accounts.
Mrs. Margaret Hunter, relict of tn
late Jahu Hunter, died at her home II
Tidioute, Wednesday morning last
mourned by the entire populace of he
town and vicinity. Mrs. Hunter wa
born at Magee, about three miles from III
dioute, in 1886. She was the daughter 9
Alexander and Nancy Magee. In lS6
che was married to Jahu Hunter, wh
preceded her to the great beyond Marc
15 1897. There we're two children, Lell
Lillian, who died in youth. and Living
ston L whose death occurred in 1902, i
a steamboat accident on the Ohio river.