The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-06-03
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Just received car load of cement, fer
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Investigate our washing machine
and cream separator proposition. See
them. s. s. Sigworth. adv
MONEY 1osT,zLast Wednesday,
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bills. Liberal reward if returned Stothe
REPUBLICAN office. adv
The REPUBLICAN, can furnish you
with the very lstestsin engraved calling
cards or anything else in that line, at
reasonable prices.-tf.
The price of Pennsylvania oil was
again cut 10 cents on a barrel Monday,
the South Penn purchasing agency now
paying 81 80 for the crude.
-Oleomargsrine always fresh, always
the same price and making new friends
each day, at 2Oc per pound in nine pound
lots, at the Salmon Creek Mercantile Co.,
Kellettville, Pa. adv
Following is the list of letters lying
uncalled for in the Tionesta, Pa, post
office for week ending June 3, 1914:
Mrs. Anna Ohlson, f. f. Morrow Atty.
GLEN G. GAsToN, P. NJ.
AT a meeting of the Tionesta school
board Monday night the two vacancies
in the corps OF teachers were filled by the
election of Miss Florence Hilton OF
oleopolis for No. 2 and Miss Pearl Elliot
of Tionesta for No. 4.
Dates for the holding OF county fairs
in this section have been announced by
the Pennsylvania department of agri-
culture as follows: Cory, Sept. l to 4;
Titusville, Sept. to IL; Stoneboro, Sept.
s TO IL; Mercer, Sept. 10 TO II; Clarion
Sept. % to 25.
The granting Of pensions and in
creases to the following persons we'll
known to many of our readers was an
nounced last week: Mrs. Rebecca G..
Brownell, Warren, formerly OF Tionesta,
$l2 per month"; Mrs. Sarah e. Mohney,
Muzette, Sl2, and James Johnston, Tio-
nests, $50.
Trains 65 and 66 running between
Pittsburg and Buffalo on the p. r. r.,
and known ss 1.-THE flyers" will be re-
storedto ser vice on the Goth inst, much to
the delight of patrons along that route. 1t
is thought the extra train between Oil City
and Warren on the river division will al
so be resumed for the summer. but moth
ing definite can be learned as to that.
Charles l.. Thompson went in swim
ming last Tuesday. While in the water
somebody swiped his clothing, getting a
watch and some money. He was practi-
cally reduced to a state au natural until
he could send down to U7s and gel
something to wesr.-Tidioute News.
Charles is an Eudesvor boy who is a
member of the high school graduating
class.
When you want to convince an editor,
lay 1t on his table, then there's no disput-
ing the evidence, and that's what our
genial friend Herman Blum of Newtown
Mills did last Thursday with fine mess
of the speckled fellows, all dressed and
ready for the frying pan. Very many
and very hearty thanks. Herman. Such
evidences of true sportsnsnship are al
ways appreciated at this shop.
The Macon, Ga, News, speaking o
the Sun Brothers circus, which exhibited
in that city recently says: "And best o
all, the circus is clean. The Sun Brothers
will not tolerate any immoral shows oil
gambling. 1t is one of the few shows In
the country free from these two obj4c'
tionable features. That the policy pays
is indicated by the many unsolicited re-
quests to play return engagements thai
are received each year" Show in Tio'
nesta, Thursday, JunelS.
"A very pretty wedding occurred a
the Kellettville Methodist parsonage
Thursday evening, May %, when Harry
G. Knight of Cooksburg and Mrs, Chris
tine A. Gregory of Msyburg, were upiteC
in marriage, Rev. II. Smallenberger ofh
ciatng. They were attended by Mr.. anC
Mrs. Millsrd Albangh, brother.in-lav
and sister OF the groom. Sincere con
gratulations are extended to the bride anC
groom, with best wishes that their mar
ried life may be prosperous and happy.
"A more perfect day for the observ
ance of Memorial Day could not hav
been wished than that of Saturday. Ate
lunch had been served by former lsdie
of the w. h. G., to the veterans and thei
friends at the dining hall of the Presby
terian church, the ceremonies we're car
ried out as scheduled by the G. A. X
Post. The gathering at Riverside ceme
terry was quite large although the depict
ing ranks of the Civil war veterans wa
quite noticeable. After every soldier
grave had been decorated with bouquet
of sweetest flowers, the line OF marc
was taken up and led by the concert ban
the veterans and friends gathered in tn
court room, where Rev. B. f. Felt de
livered short but most eloquent ad
dress. The music voluntarily furnshe
by the band lent much TO the days prett
celebration, which was carried out
perfection.