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Agency.
We represent tbe leading Fire Insur
ance CompauiHH of tbe world, and can
iumire you against luaa at lowest rates.
We are aicnuta In this county (or tbe
TITLE GUARANTY AND TRUST CO.,
ami can turn lull security for County
oflicials, bank nlUnialx, eic.
f you want to
Buy or Nell Properly,
consult our Roal Iktate department We
make a specialty Otbis line of work and
can satisfy you.
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TIONESTA and KELLETTVILLK.PA.
SS? Zt Isj
Don't Forget
the
Painter
Your job isn't
done till the painter
is paid. Add his
day's work to a
gallon of paint, and
you've got it com
plete. The paint
that costs least is
the least'gallons
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Pharmacy
POSITIONS
We are having- more calls fur our stu
dents to till i'INoh pnxilions tban we can
supply. Kiisuiexs Men want students
from a l)ninew Training Institution
sin'li an e run. The president of Ibis
collHuetrte i teach inn in pu hi to schools
wlion eliihiwn vearx nt ane Tbis ezper
iencH with ten years In Uuxiness (iolleve
work and many more In the actual Bust
nea World make" us leaders iu our line.
Write for our special spring aud summer
ratea.
Warren Ku.liiess College,
C. W. 8MITH, Presideut, Warren, Pa.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
Joe Levi. Ad.
I .airliners. Ad.
Henna. Ky. Ad.
Wm. R Jamea, Ad.
Dunn & Kulton. Ad.
K 'binaon A Son Ad.
The McCuen Co. Ad.
Allen N. Olmsted. Ad.
A L Weller. Reader.
Clarion N -rmal. Local.
Franklin Trust Co. Ad.
Kmart Sllherbern. Ad.
Bovard's Pharmacy. Ad.
Edinhoro Nnriual. Local.
Jacob Hniearlmiigu Local.
Monarch Clothing Co. Ad.
drove Citv College. Reader.
TionesiaTwp Auditors' Report.
Kellettvllle Summer School. Reader.
-Oil market closed at $1.78.
Is your subscription paid?
You can get it at Hopkins' store, tf
Si. Patrick's day in the mornin', be
gorry 1
Oil and gas leases, best form, for Kale
at this nffloo. "
Kok Sai.k. A good fresh cow. Call
on Jacob Sinearbaug.i, at tbe west end of
the Tlouesta Creek bi idge. It
The Clarion State Normal School
Tt..ilv located. Strong faculty. Offers
excentioual advantages. Write for 11
lustrated cataloaue. Spring term opens
March 2:id.
Tlio young men at Edlnboro Normal
nre tie 1 irhted with the new dormitory
recently completed. Rooms may be en
gaged now for tbe spring terra wbicb be
gins March oil.
G. II. Lowe A Co. have made a loca
tiou for their No. 2 well on the Abbott
tract, on the Pleasaiitvllle road. The
first well has been tubed aud will be put
to pumping today.
A moving picture entertainment un
der the aimnlccs of tbe borough blgb
bcIioj! will he given at the court bouse.
April I5t h, the proceeds to be devoted to
tbe school's library fund.
There Inn't any question but this is
tlie month of March, and one needs not
refer to the calendar to be convinced
The weather Hurries would settle any
dispute on that question.
Snlden McCrea of Hunter Station
tranned a tinesix foot oiter In Holeman
Eddy, Thuraday uight making three or
.,,. i,o hn cantnrnd within a year. The
pelt of such an aniuml Is worth f 15 00,
Tl.elarffo metuoral windows lor tbe
new M. E. church haye arrived and are
being placed tbis week. It Is expeoted
tnhavothiaeleirantedillce complied in
ample time for the Uedioitloo on Easter
Sunday, April lltb.
At the Presbyterian church next
Sabhath morning. Rev. H. A. Bailey will
preach on "Sabbath Observance," at the
reouest of the local W. C. T. U. A gen
eral and cordial Invitation to attend those
ser v'fc'eH 1 Ssteli'd'ed.
The Ohio Legislature bao passed a bill I
making It unlawful to eavesdrop on
telephone, and then tell what has been
beard, which induces tbe New Castle
News to remark that there is only one
way to successfully stop eavesdropping
on telephones, aud Ibai's by killing all
caught at It.
J. A. Adams, George Wilson and G.
W. Robinson bave filled their ice houses
this week with fine quality of loe from
Cassadaga Lake. Tbe stuff comes blgb
nd is out of teach of ordinary mortals,
but it's a whole lot of satisfaction to know
that our butcher can buck up tbe dough
for a summer's run.
Rev, Robert Cbarnock, former pastor
of the Pleasantyille Presbyterian church,
aud who baa preached In Tlonesta, was
recently ordained to the Sacred Order of
Deacons by the Right Rev. Cortdandt
Whitehead S. T. D., Bishop of Pittsburg,
at veiy impressive service in urace
Episcopal cburoh at Ridgway, Pa.
We wish our correspondents would
11 quit writing apout people making fly
ing trips. We are not in the flying dayi
yet. Dr. McKuighlsays tbey are coming
and -vill be aloug in a few years. But
bile we have only Darius Qreen and bis
dying machine to Tall back on, don't let
us talk about flying trips. Brookville
Democrat,
With the report that the Pennsyl
vania railroad is to run its freights over
the W. N. Y. 4 P. R. R., Instead of to
Kane, come another report that the W.
N. Y. A P. Is to doubled tracked. This
possibility is being much discussed by
looal railroad men, who are greatly in
terested in tbe rumor, and pronounced
the Job a costly one, if undertaken. War
reu Times.
Homer DeWalt, of tbe Mansion bil
liard rooms, yesterday Identified tbe
blankets found in tbe possession of "Tur
key" Beardsley Wednesday night. Tbe
articles were in wagon shed on the
premises of Mr. DeWalt at 195 West
Spruce street, and were taken some time
alter dark Wednesday. Titusville Her-
id, 12th. Mr. Dew alt was a lormer resi
dent of West Hickory this county.
We are glad to advise our readers
that tbe Monarch Clothing Co. of Oil City
bave sg-ilo engaged space with our psper,
their advertisement being found In their
sual space. Tbe Monarch people are
dolug a large business theae days aud
their stock tbis season comprises one of
the ver best assortments of ready-to-wear
goods for women, men, boys and
girls. A visit to this popular store is al
ways appreciated.
At tbe M. E. church in thl p. ace
next Sunday evening, instead of tbe reg-
lar preachlug service, a platform meet
ing will be held, at which tbe following
tonics will b discussed: "Is my Bible
true, and where did e get it," C. F. Felt;
The Bible in tbe public school," D. W.
Morrison; "Systematio Bible study," T.
Ritcbey. Tbe meeting will be inter
persed with good musio, aud tbe publio
is cordially invited.
-The tblrd quarterly meeting of this
conference year will be held in tbe Ne
braska M. E. church beginning next
Friday evening, with District Supt. Rev
Dr. Piatt presiding at the quarterly con.
ference. Services Saturday evening.
Sunday at 10:00 a. m. Love Feast, fol
owed by sermon and Holy Communion
Dr, Piatt will also preaob Sunday even
ngat7:3U oclock. Tbe Saboaih school
will be held at 2:30 p. m.
The Forest Gas Co. of Tidinute began
work thla week on their No. 16 well on
the Lacy landa, near Goiinza. A New
B s pulling machine was taken up to
the lease Monday, which will help (hem
materially in operating tbe same. Con
tractor Ci arles Gesln baa a bad fiabing
b in No. 8 on tie Collins & Hague lease
In tbe same field. Two weeks ago tbe
tools were stuck and lost in tbe sand at
ahnut 900 feet and tbe well may bave to
be abandoned.
A driving horse six years old and
valued at fl50, was stolen from tbe barn
of Homer Humphrey, Rynd rarra, on
Oil Creek, early Sunday morning. A
liuirsv was also stolen. The horBe was
entirely black with tbe exception of
small white star in the forehead, weighs
about 1.000 pounds, and has noticeably
heavy, short legs. Tbe buggy was con
slderablv tbe worse for wear, tbe side
curtains being ragged and one of the bind
wheel is smaller tban the other.
Hon. W. A. T. Andrews, a former
member of tbe Stste legislature, died of
heart failure at his borne at Atlantic,
Crawford county, on the 13th Inst. Mr.
Andrews was prominent in tbe political
affairs of his county for many years, and
always on tbe right side. In tbe legixla
ture bis vote and Influence was always
for the sond of tbe common people, and
his straightforward, consistent couise
won blm many friends among bis fellow
members. He was 62 years of age.
An exchange observes that a boy can
sit on a sled six inches square tied to
sled moving nine miles an hour, but can't
sit on a sofa five minutes for a dollar,
man can sit on an inch board and talk
politics lor three hours, but put him into
a comfortable church pew for forty min-
ules and he gets nervous, twists and goes
tn aleen. A man can pouch bis cheeks
with tobacco and the Juice running down
his chin feelB good; but hair in tbe butter
simply knocks him outcotnpletely.
Joseph W. Landers' Irish setter dog,
answering to the name of "Jeff," has been
missed for a week past. Mr. L. is very
rlnalrouaof obtaining Rome clue to bis
whereabouts, and offers liberal reward
for bis return. The dog is deep red with
white streak on breast and neck. Two
weeks ago Joe lost old "Red Head" by
death from poison or old age, and tbis
latest loss makes a sortofdouble bereave
ment which he feels keenly, hence his
anxiety to regain possession of the am
mal.
-Man still carries tbe original number
of ribs, but be is short of a lung lobe.
Where did he lose itT Eye got it. Man':
right lung today conalets of three lobes;
man's lea lung today consists of two
lobos. Let us consider tbe missing lobe
on tbe lelt. The lungs, mind you, are tbe
lite. Eve was made out of Adam's third
lung lobe on tbe left, the lobe nearest the
heart: "She was constructed out of wind
mostly. That is, she took part of Adam's
breath away. Adam's posterity of the
male persuasion In these later days can
count on only five lobes to both lungs,
wb lie Eve's daughters can count on sev
en; which accouuts for woman having
tbe last word in a controversy. -New
Vifrk Press.
More children die from measles In
Pennsylvania each year tban from scarlet
fever and smallpox combined, and
whooping cough, which Is cmmonly re
gsrdrd as a very Insignificant malady,
takes two-thirds aa many children as
diphtheria. These statements, which are
based on official figures obtained through
the bureau of vital statistics of the state
department of health, should be a warn
ing to those parents wbo not only regard
measles aud whooping cough aa inevita
ble, but some times purposely expose
their children to them so as to bave them
done with.
In every country town there is a sign
at the railroad crossing like this: "Look
ut for the cars." Now everybody knew
that it was a railroad crossing the day the
line was laid and finished. When the
ign was put up it took two days for ev
ery inhabitant to become familiar with it.
In a week every small child could read It
backward. Did the railroad take it downT
No, if tbey had the warning would bave
been forgotten in a week and smashups
would have resulied. One time adver
tisements act the same way. You must
keep everlastingly at it, like the railroad
crossing sign.
Report Indicates that good progress is
making In the borough high school prize
contest tor tbe best essay on tbe subjets
assigned by the W. C. T. U., and it Is
hoped that some of tbe prizes may be
captured by our pupils. For tbe best
blgb school e-say on "The Value of Total
Abstinence to a Life," a County prize of
5.00, a State prize of flo.00, a National
prize of 150.00 will be given. For tbe
best grammar grade essay on "What is
the barm of a glasa of beerT" a County
prize in $5 00, a State priisn of $10.00, and
a National prize of $30 00 will be given.
Tbe contest closes on the 15th of April.
Every newspaper wants to publish
he news. Tbe better tbe paper the niore
prosperous It will be. Local news Items
are especially hard to run down. How
many times bave you, dear reader, been
approached by the newspaper man for an
item of news and told blm that you knew
nothing of interest. Probably at tbe time
your family were away on a visit or some
one from out of town was vialtlngatyour
home. Of course you didn't mean to de
ceive tbe scribe, yet when you received
your paper you wondered why your fam
ily or friends were not mentioned, A
good way to avoid all of ibis is to kindly
inform us of the facts or drop a note in
the postofflce to tbe paper. Tbe one Item
may not amount to much, but several
cnlluranx of such news is tbe life of a
local paper. See?
On Thursday afternoon, March lltb,
exercises Incident- to the laying of the
cornerstone of tbe new dormitory at tbe
Clarion State Normal School were held.
Tbe exercises were in charge of tbe Prin
cipal, J. George Becht, and began at two
o'clock. Rolls of tbe diff rent clasaes,
copies of the local papers, pictures of tbe
proposed building, together with coins,
photographs ol President Taft, Governor
S'uari and State Superintendent Scbaeffer
were placed in the receptacle. Hon. Ein
erson Collins, of Williamaport, Pa., de
livered tbe addresa of tbe day and it waa
listened to by a large and attentive an
dience. The new dormitory, which will
be ready for occupancy at tbe beginning
of tbe Fall Term, will be one of the fine t
Normal School buildings in tbe State. It
will be of gray brick with a red tile roof
and will accommodate about two bun'
dred and Ally people. On account of ibe
increasing attendance at tbe school, this
dormitory will be a much needed addl
tion to tbe school plant.
Tbe Indian in relation to the game
laws of the state has been a question
mucti mooted and one that op to the pres
ent has not been solved to the satisfaction
of all concerned. There la little legal
precedent on the subject and a case very
much in point is now awaiting final dis
posal. 'Illden Jimerson, a Shongo In
dian, residing a few miles from Salaman
ca, was caught with tour grouae, and tbis
during the ol"sed season. The case went
to trial 'before a jury which disagreed,
and at another trial following in which
the Indian was represented by John Sny.
der. an Indian attorney, tbe defendant
was acquitted by a jury. Snyder cited
ancient treaty rights aud customs to good
no moan and to the iurv it looked as
i i i
though tbe game laws and game laws' at
torneva were wrong. The case this time
is removed from the criminal courts and
the state is suing Jimerson to recover the
penally for the crime. In tbis case tbe
penalty for the possession of a bird out of
season is $25 tor each one and additional
penalty of $00 for the commission of the
crime. Burdette Whipple is handling
the state's side of tbe case. Bradford
Star.
The U.S. Civil 8ervlee Commission
announces that on Saturday, April 10th,
next, an examination will be beld at
West Hickory, Pa., for the position of
postmaster at Fagundns. Application
forms and full information concerning
tbe requirements of the examination can
be secured from Fagundns postofflce.
Applicants must reside within tbe terri
tory supplied by tbe postofflce named,
Tbe compensation of postmaster at Fa
gundus was $84 for the last fiscal year.
On the same date an examination will be
beld at Sheffield for the position of post
master at Lym h, in tbis county. These
will be tbe first local examinations under
tbe new civil service rules governing the
appolntmeutoMth class postmasters in
this state, and tbe probabilities are tbat
no one will be eager to take the examina
Hon tn view of the meagre pay attached
to tbe office. It looks like a farce to re
quire so much red tape to be gone through
with in order to get an lncumieut for an
office that is usually accepted by some
person solely for the purpose of keepirg
a nnaloffioe in a community tbat tbe
people liviug therein may be accommo
dated with mailing facilities. Tbe poai
tion is usually a thankless aud an entirely
profitless one.
Summer School.
A Summer School for teachers, and all
others preparing for teachers' examina
tions, will be held at Kellettvllle during
the months of May and June. A class
for pupils doing preparatory work to
enter high school will be organized. Tbe
school will have for its instructors teach
ers who bave bad previous experience in
Summer school work. In this respect It
will be the only school of its kind in the
county. We are organizing the ab--ve
school at the request of a number of For
est county's best cilizens. A number of
pupils bave enrolled. Further Informa
tion can be obtained by addressing Prin
cipal of High School, Kellettvllle. Term
beglnu May lUU.
PERSONAL.
John Lawrence returned to Perry,
N. Y., Tuesday morning.
John Noble is moving into the Proper
bouse opposite tbe court bouse.
J. T. Brennan, Esq., was down from
Warren yesterday on business.
Paul Carson returued last week from
a two months' slay in Latrobe, Pa.
Henry E. Clarke of Tidloute was a
business visitor in Tlonesta Friday.
Mrs. Mary Glening has returned from
a two week's visit with Warren friends.
Mrs. J. G Carson of West Hickory
was a guest of Tlonesta relative Friday.
Gus B. Evaus of Endeavor was cir
culating among Tlonesta friends Satur
day. Mrs Merton Mealy and son of Oil
City are visiting her parents, Mr. aud
Mrs. Geo. W, Holeman.
Geo. W. Brady of Starr was a visitor
in town Friday and we are indebted to
him for a renewal of bis subscription.
-F. A. Shaw and William Hague ol
Tidioute were In Tlonesta Monday on
their way to their oil leases at OollDza.
Chas. A. Olt of Warren was here the
first of tbe week, engaged In shipping
away some of his road machinery to be
repaired.
Mrs. J. W. Landers Is in Pittsburgh
this week to study the new creations in
millinery. Their Easter opening will be
held soon.
Master Arthur Lansou, who has
been confined to bis home for a week
with healings in his ears, is improving
and will soon be out again.
Our veteran faiend Wm. Albaugb, of
East Hickory, gave ua a friendly call
Friday and took occasslon to renew his
subscription to tbe reliable old Forest
Republican.
Mrs. J. N. Saodrock and children
Floyd and Dorothea returned Saturday
from a visit in TltUBville. Miss Delia
Sandrock returned the same day from a
trip to Cleveland for new millinery goods.
Mrs. L. J. Hopkii s, wbo went to the
hospllal at Oil City last week for treat
ment, is progressing finely toward recov
erv and well be able to return borne In i
low days, her many friends will be g'ad
to learn.
MissGoldie Hepler of Franklin re
turned home Tuesday after a two weeks'
visit with her brother, J. L. Hepler,
Miss Glenna Weaver entertained a jolly
party of young folks Monday evening
at the Heoler home in honor ol Miss
Hepler.
L. A. Amaler, with tbeU. 8. Spruce
Lumber Co., at Marion, Va was a visitor
in Tionesta a few days of last week. Mrs,
Amaler who has been visiting ber moth
er, Mrs M. V. UBi ringer, ior me past
month, left with ber husband and tbey
will vialt other friends for a week or more
before returning to their home.
Atiornev M. A. Carrlnger will be a
candidate for the Republican nomination
lor District Attorney in Ibis county at the
June primaries, an I bis announcement
to that effect will appear In due season
It li learned that Mr. Brown, the present
efficient incumbent, will not ask tor re
election which means tbat Mr. Carringer
will be unopposed in bis efforts, and that
tbe county will still bave the services of a
competent and popular official.
Mrs. S. S Canfleld was seriously in
Jured Tuesday afternoon at tbe home of
her rlanirhter. Mis. G. T. Anderson. She
was In ber room conversint with a neigh
bor and on rising to her feet fell and
struck ber head against a table. A three
inch gaah was cut along ber head back of
the left ear and tbe ear was also torn or
out, several arteries being affected. Dr
Bovard was summoned aud dressed ber
injuries. Mrs. Cantield was much weak
ened by tbe great loss of blood, but was
resting ea-y at last accounts.
A Disgust iny Affair.
Last Wednesday night while asleep at
the railroad station "Bill" Cole, a well
known character in tbis community, was
set upon and shameiully ill-mated by
two or three parties whose fear of tbe law,
if not a sense ol decency, should bave
impelled them to desist from such de
testable practices. With a pair of scls
sors they cut bis hair and whiskers in I
shocking manner and then poured red
ink over bis bead, making bim appear
like a fright. Tbe victim reported to the
authorities aud Constable Eden of tbe
Township made Information before Es
quire Randall charging assault and bat
ery against two parties who were Riven
a hearing on Friday night. One of the
young meu pleaded guilty aod the Jus
tice fined bim til'nen dollars and one-balf
tbe costs. Tne other denied his guilt and
was bound over in the sum of $400 for bis
appearance at the next quarter sessions
court. We withhold names out of re
spect for the parents and families, wbo
are among our most worthy citizens.
Cole, as everybody In tbis section
Knows, is a harmless, inoffensive fellow,
who usually minds bis own business and
for whom tbe people generally have a
kindly feeling, but wbo Is olten made to
suffer gross indignities at tbe bands of
thoughtless boys, and some older ones
wbo display far less sense tnd decency
tban their unfortunate victim. Such
lawless practices should be ,nost effectu
ally squelched.
Saw Mill lor Sale.
Saw mill of 25,000 feet capacity, In first
class condition, good boilers and engines,
complete In all respects, including 1,000
feet iron track, lumber cars, etc., for sale
at a bargain. Inquire of A. L. Weller,
Kellnttvllle, Pa. it
ANOTIIEIl OK MANY CUB EH.
A child of Harry Fiaber, Drake st Ti
tusville, Pa., was completely cured of
wetting the tied by Inking r Barosina,"
which made a strong and healthy child in
a short time. Uaroama is pleasant to the
taste and strengthens tbe Stomach, Liver,
Kidneys and Bladder.
ManZan Pile Remedy is nut up In a
tube with nozzle attached. May be ap
plied directly lo the affected parta.
Guaranteed. Price 50c. Sold by J. R.
Morgan.
A rivasaut Pbynlc.
When you want a pleaxant physio give
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver 'tab
lets a trial. They are mild and gentle In
their a"tion and always produce a pleas
ant cathartic effect, tall at Dunn it Ful
tou's drug store for a nainple.
Sick headache, constipation and bil
iousness are relieved by Rings Little
Liver Pills. They cleanse ibe system.
Do not gripe. Price lion. Sold by J. H.
MOYtfau.
KelletUillc.
Supt. D. W. Morrison of Tiouesta vis
ited our schools last week.
Mrs. M. F. Cat I In spent a couple days
at Jamestown, N. Y., last week.
W, W. Krlbbs, wbo has spent the win
ter In tbe west, visited our town a few
days last week.
Mrs. Geo. Klinestiver and son Gordon
are visiting the former's father at Grand
Valley.
J. C. McKeuxie of Newinansville is
visiting his daughters, Mrs. W. K. Car-
baugh aod Mis. J. P. Smith.
Mrs. T. L. Hill of Tlonesta visited her
children at this place over Sunday.
John Blum, who Is employed at Clar
ion, visited his family a few days last
week.
Mildred Catlin and Glenn Gillespie
spent Saturday In Warren.
Clemens Mong of Tlonesta was the
guestof Goldia Hill over Sunday.
Rev. R. J. Montgomery was called to
Wilkinsburg, Monday, on account of the
serious illness of bis father.
FROM ANOTHKR COHUF.SI'ONIIKS T.
Several of our business people w ho re
quire a quantity of Ice for their summer
trade bave secured a rather poor quality
of the congealed material at a bayou in
the vicinity of Mayburg. The product is
of tbe four-inch variety and was cut dur
ing the day and stored away at night.
Several car loads were housed by this
metLod last week.
Tbe meetings at the M. E. church are
being well attended aud a large majority
of the populace has sought relief at the
bar of forgiveness.
M. H. Wilson's position as clerk in the
Salmon Creek Mercantile Co.'s store,
which was lately vacated, has been tilled
by a gentlema'i from Kinzua.
Thomas KarnB, wbo has been the filer
on the Salmon creek milt, departed
Tuesday for Washington state, where he
expects lo obtaiu a similar position with
one of the large western firms. Robert
Cohoon, who has acted in tbe capacity of
sawyer on the same mill, will accompany
blm on the trip. Their families expect to
follow as Boon as locationscau be secured.
Word was received a few days sgo that
Eli Berlin of Whig Hill had fractured a
couple of ribs, lie was standing in bis
wagon when the team started up sud
denly, throwing him tn the ground.
The farm team of greys belonging to A.
L. Weller was sold on Saturday toa party
on German Hill.
Al. Smith, wbo resides at Newtown
Mills and Is employed on tbe Watson
Lauds log loader, waa severely injured a
couple of weeks sgo, which has caused
bim to be under tbe care of a physician.
He is somewhat improved but will not
be able lo resume bis vocation for some
time yet.
Mrs. George Klinestiver and son Gor
don are sojourning with friends and rela
tives at Grand Valley and vicinity. They
expect to be absent for some little time.
Mrs. John Lawaon, who has been a
sufferer from nervousness for some time,
was taken to the Warren asylum one day
last weeK for treatment. It is hoped Ix-r
soourn at that Institution will lie of great
benefit to ber.
Tbe Modcry Remedy Co., which has
just finished a teu-nlght performance
here, has gone to East Hickory, where it
la booked for a week. While here the
management gave away several fine
pieces of silverware for amateur stunts ol
various kinds. One present In particular
was given for a Indies' sawing contest.
Tbis was exciting and drew out a large
crowd. It was "say nothing, but saw
wood" from start tn finish, and I a Kee
Bey had them all beaten to a frazzle.
Miss Edna Johnson has been a sufferer
from neuralgia for several days.
Mrs. M. Andrews departed on Monday
for a week's stay in Cleveland.
A. L, Weller was in Oil City Sa'urday
on business.
There will be a local teachers' Insti
tute in Andrews' Hall on Saturday,
March 'iOth, afternoon and evening ses
sions. It Is expected that all the tow n
ship teachers, as well as the majority of
the high school pupils, will take an active
part.
G. F. Watson has purchased a dwelling
house from A. L. Weller and the same
will be occupied by John Watson aud
family in tbe near lulure.
Mrs. T. L Hill, the efficient matron of
the County Home, visited bor children
here over Sunday.
Julian Robliins has been 111 for hhv
eral days but is better now.
George K. Barnes, who bas been a
constant sufferer from a peculiar ailment
that has baffled Ibe local physicians. Is
not improving as rapidly as his legion of
friends would wish for. On Thursday a
bunch of his f, lends numbering 10 In all
went up tn his abode and proceeded tn re
fill his depleted woodshed with stove
wood. After arriving at their destination
tbey were soon reinforced by the male
portion of the high school.
Mrs. Killer of Beaver Valley Is visiting
at Ed Bean's
Mrs. KateSlncuin, of Conneaul, Ohio,
visited her parents last week.
Prof. F. B. Bobbins, who bas been our
band instructor for the past three years,
was elected last week for another year.
Squire Zuendel visited friends at Ross
Run over Sunday,
August Johnson of Corry came over on
the evening tutin Saturday to visit his
wife and her parents. Mrs. Johnson has
been here lor some time and expects to
return home soon.
Several elegant afternoon luncheons
were given to numerous friends last
week but through lack of space we are
compelled lo omit details.
"Saint Patrick waa a gentleman
Who, through strategy or stealth,
Drove all tbe snakes liom Ireland
Here's a bumper to bis health;
But not ton many bumpers
Lest we loie ourselves, and theu
Forget the good Saint Patrick,
Aud see the snakes again.
Grove City College.
Tbe Spring term of Grove City Collego
will begin March the 30th anil continue
twelve weeks. The Summer torm of ten
weeks will begin June the 22d, Many
teachers come for both sessions. Send
for the new bulletin relating tutlieSpriug
aud Summer, Address Isaac C. Keller,
President, Grove City, Pa. t
For Dltrnsr ol iUe Mkin.
Nearly all diseases of tbe skin such as
eczema, tetter, salt rheum and barbers'
itch, are characterized by an intense itch
ing and smarting, which often makes life
a burden and disturbs sleep and rest,
(.nick relief may tie bad by applying
Chamberlain's Salve. It allays the Itch
ing and smarting almost iiistantlv.
Many cases bave been cured by its use.
For tfatu Itf Duuu & rNjIU'n.
GivenAway
$6.00.
We will give away on
April 10th,
a fine
Prussian China
Chocolate Set
of the value ot 6.00, in return
for the most complete
Mailing List
of Tionesta and vicinity.
Chocolate Set on display in
window.
Bovard's Pharmacy.
Happy
3iew l'cwr
10
Hopkins' Store
The Yers End Clen
Up SaJe.
This week wo start a vigorous price cutting to close out a lot of
Underwear, Shoes, Hats and Caps,
And many "thr ur'.ictcs thai we don't want. V 6 ml bix after box of
Winter Underwear nut opened, tiraud, splinter new guuds. We
Hro going to dispose o! iheiu if price will du it.
Meu's Fleece Lined Underwear. 5(h! qil litv for 35c.
Men's Wriglil'H W ol Fleeced Underwear, 81 ()ulny for 70c.
iMcii'b All Wo d Uu 1-rwcnr 81 2. -.n l 81 q jaluy for 75c
M.-n's lir.ikeii mZ" 83 Shocri ! - 81 Ii5
Men' lirckt'ii mze 8.1 .10 Sli..e I' r 81 75
Mhu'ii broken hi zed 8.'! 50 and 84 .Snoci for 81 75
Mines' Tarn Cap, rdiglitiy a .lit d from liaii.lling, regu'ar 50c, 75o and
81 grade, fur 38c
Boys' Caps, regular 2.1.5 giadim, for IOj.
Remnants in All Lines Get the
Same Slash in Price.--A Good
Time to Get Busy.
L. J. HOPKINS.
The Pittsburg Perfect
Wire Fence,
Welded by electricity, made in all sizes, for all purposes and for
all people who need
Regular
Poultry or
Garden
Fence.
THE
77iniELD'
Field Fence
Razor Back
Hoe Fence
finest Lawn
'once. SCriS
It will be to your advantage to look up vwr needs at once, get our
price and order your fuiica eaily. Plain aud Barb Wiie. Write, telephone
or come and sen us.
Tionesta Hardware.
We' Macke
Our Spring Bow,
And announce our readiness to show you the new spring
wearables for mankind in
Men's Suits,
Men's Light Weight Overcoats,
New Spring Top Coats,
Manhattan Shirts,
Stetson Hats,
And other good makers products. Also new things
such as Suits and Top Coats for the younger generations.
All priced at attractively low prices considering the
qualities we always maintain.
T7 7-1
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Do vou want a
good
Umbrella?
Positively tbe beat line iu
t lie city. Sole a ire it tor
tbo
Hull Detachable
Handle.
Umbrella cau be
apart and packed
frunk. We engrave
free of cbargc.
t'.kiu
in a
them
i! vim:v i khz,
The Loadiug Jeweler,
32 SENECA St.
OIL CITY, PA.
Xew Year
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