The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-06-25

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INNINGS l . 3 4 67 10
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We have noticed for some time
that Mr.. Collins was to put up large
building in Oil City, but never
dreamed until last Thursday that it
was our T. d. Collins of East Hickory.
He is business, clear through. The
Derrick says the plans for the new
brick block Of Mr.. +. d. Collins are
nearly ready and the work will be
commenced in q short time. The
building will extend from the corner
Of Sycamore one hundred and thirty
five feet on South Seneca street and
will be four stories in height. That
portion of the building on the corner
forty-five feet on Seneca street will
extend back one hundred and ten
feet, and from a point forty-fve feet
on Seneca street it will be ninety feet
square. A portion Of the first and
second floors on tho corner will be
occupied by the Oil City Trust Com
pany's bank and the office of Vande-
griit & Forman. The first floor of the
balance of the block will be finished
into stores, Oil Exchange rooms and
telegraph Offices. The three upper
stories Of this and the two upper
stories OF the corner will comprise the
hotel. This block will be the largest
in the Oil Regions and will add large
ly to the value of real estate in the
business portion ofthe city.
New MUsIc.-We are indebted to
j. L. Peters, 500 Broadway, N. Y,
for the following selection of new mu-
sic:
Above and below; song and cho. 80 cts.
Ifyou were |, would you; ballad 80 cts.
Motherless and Fatherless; song 30 cts.
Kiss me Darling, ere we paIt; song 80 cts.
Only for Thee; song or duet 30 cts.
Darling Waltz 50 cts.
Sunrise Schottischo 80 cts.
Singers JOY. Four Hands 35 cts
Dance oithe Haymakers ; caprice 70 cts,
Mr.. Peters will send any of the
above pieces, postpaid, on receipt Of
the marked price, or the entire lot
may be had by sending 80 cents for
the July number of "Pcter's Musical
Monthly"
The State Editorial Convention
meets at Erie on the 25th aud 26th
inst. The following is the bill of fare
to be dished up to the fraternity;
1st. Editors to assemble in Erie on
Tuesday, the 25th inst.
"a. Free excursion on the Lake at
8 o'clock on Wednesday morning, re-
Turning at o'clock, p. m.
Sd. Business meeting at o'clock,
p. m.
4th. Banquet at the Reed House at
8 o'clock in the evening, to be follow
lowed by dance at Wayne Hall.
9th. Excursion to the oil regions on
Thursday morning.
Hon. r. B. Brown, editor of the
Clarion Democrat, called on us one
day last week, but unfortunately we
were absent from town, and did not
see him. Mr.. Brown is Clarion's
choice for State Senator from this
District, and is the second choice of
Forest. Mr.. Brown has made the
Democrat live paper, and deserves
encouragement from the Democrats of
Clarion county.
Prof. Weber's Concert will take
place on Friday evening of this week,
being the 2Sth inst. The concert will
sist of vocal, brass and string music
and charades. 1t will probably be
an evenings entertainment which will
long be remembered by all who will
be present. We believe the price of ad.
mission is to be twenty-five cents. Let
everybody turn out and hear what our
"home talent" amounts to.
Our town council should meet
again at their earliest convenience,
and take immediate steps towards
having the sidewalks of our borough
repaired. There are more shin
scrapers and leg-breakers in the shape
in the sidewalks now, than at
any previous period since we had
sidewalks. Let the council act uron
this at once.
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