The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-10-06
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil market closed Yesterday 69I

Opening this morning at 63gc.
This is the season Of the year
that the poets sing about, "when the
frost Is on the pumpkin and the corn
is in the shock"
The recent frosts have had the
effect to open up the chestnut burs,
aud doubtless for the next two weeks
there will be no scarcity Of items from
that source.
Mr.. G. w. Robinson left Monday
for Gettysburg, Pa, where he expects
to attend the reunion Of his old regi.
ment, which took hand in that mem.
orable battle.
Miss Maud Davis is home again
from her successful season as accom-.
panist at Chautauqua. She has been
visiting friends at Warren since the
Assembly closed.
Mr.. w. A. Greavos aud family,
of Warren, were the guests of Hon.
E. L. Davis family over last Sabbath.
Artist Greaves took 10 the hunt last
Saturday and bagged u nice lot Of
game.
-Buckwheat harvesting and thresh.
ing is just now occupying the atten-
lon of farmers in this section, where
the crop is only average. Soon the
flapjack will again furnish the main
staple at the average breakfast table.
Mr.. David Ball Of East Hickory,
who died recently, was a member OF
the Equitable Aid Union, and we
learn from the society that he was
initiated Feb. 20, 1884, died Aug. "a,
1886, paid to the society $1,000 and
his family will receive $2l00. This
was wise investment.
Mrs. II. A. Adams Of Marion,
o., stopped with friends in town over
Monday night, being on her way home
from Bradford, where she had been
attending a pleasant reunion of the
Stewart family, at the home of Mr.
Geo. S. Stewart. She met quite a
number of old friends here during Ler
short stay, who seemed pleased to see
her.
DE Voc maps cut the weather for
the balance Of the week in this section
as follows: Wednesday, clear and
pleasant; Thursday, clear aud warm
Friday, foggy, very warm Saturday
very warm, heavy thunder showers
But Mr.. De Voc isn't the most relia.
BILE guesser on the sod, and it may
freeze like everything before the week
out.
The new Presbyterian Church al
Tylersburg will be dedicated on Sun
day, Oct. II, by Rev. w. F. Wood o.
South Oil City. The dedicatory ser
vices will be held at II o'clock a. m.
also preaching at 800 and 700 o'clock
p. IN. Rev. Wood will also deliver 8
temperance lecture on the Saturday
evening previous. Everybody cor
daily invited.
Ernest Sibble, who has been keep
ing bachelors hall on his farm OF
Dutch Hill while clearing up, is mi
nus a good coffee pot, several cookingl
of coffee, five pounds of meat, a lot o
bread, and several other articles since
Sunday evening last, when Ernest wal
temporarily absent Somebody mus
have on hand a scheme to color VI
some naturalization papers.
-Messrs. PangbOrn q AllshOus'
finished their third we'll on warran
, 1924, Hemlock creek, Tionesta town
ship, last week. These are the well
from which the Iionesta Gas Co. get
its supply, and Mr.. Paugborn inform
US that they got a much better shOV
Of oil at the last we'll than at eithe
of the others, and more gas than a
both. He says the gas company nee
not run out of gas for forty years !
: they take care of what they have
- which of course they will look out fol