The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-01-06


Rev. w. H. McMurray will oficiats.
-How's your new leaf" panning
out by this timer
Mrs. Geo. Morgan, now of Oil
City, is paying her sou William visit.
Auditors Scott, Corah and Zuen.
del are at work on the annual report
this week.
Alex Dale is home for visit Of
q couple of weeks. He is accompa.
MED by Mr.. Cooper, friend.
"A. j. Greenfield has received the
appointment Of Postmaster at Oil
City, aud w. r. Dawson at Tidioute
Those wanting teeth extracted
without pain should call on DR.. Nor.
row. His apparatus for administer.
ing gas works as nicely as could be.
The teachers iPstitute is in
session this week and ia quite we'll at.
tended considering the inelement
weather and fearful condition of the
roads.
Hon. w. S. Steuger, Secy of the
Commonwealth has our thanks for
pamphlet embracing the vetoes by
Governor Pattison, Of bills passed by
the last legislature.
"A twenty barrel well was struck
on the farm Of John Mcintyre, in
Harmony township, on Saturday last.
Mr.. Mclntyre's son, james, is one of
the principal owners.
The rig for the well on 5503,
Green township, near the western end
of the tract, will be completed to day,
and the tools will be on the ground
the first Of next week.
Go to the Court House to night
and enjoy an elocutionary treat by Mrs
Laura Keller, and some elegant mu.
sic by Tionesta's accomplished pianist,
Miss Maude Davis. Go early and get
a good seat.
DR.. Morrow is again thoroughly
on his taps and able to make long
trips. The members of HE family
who have been sick are gaining nice.
ly. and the indications are they will |
soon have quite recovered.
Mr.. Theo. L. Riddle was in town
to attend the funeral Of his eyed |
grandmother, Mrs. Shriver, to-day.
He is now located in Cherry Grove,
Warren county, where he has lucrA.
tive position with a good firm.
The tabular statement showing
the county's assessment as returned by
the township assessors will be found |
in this issue. 1t is full and complete
aud will be studied with interest by |
the taxable inhabitants of the county.
Mr.. Arthur Kelly who has been
with his parents for the past three
weeks, departed again for his new
home III Nebraska on Monday. He |
will make trip through Kansas and
the Indian Territory before settling
down TO business on the rancho.
Miss Belle McClintOck, whose
fame as a singer has become national.
has been engaged to sing at the Insti-
tute to morrow evening No one
should allow this opportunity to pass
without hearing the voice that has
charmed metropolitan audiences. A
rare treat, surely.
On Christmas Eve several of the
older citizens of the town called on
Judge ]. G, Dale and lady aud pro
ceeded ta celebrate the 45th anniver.
sary of their marriage. The guests
left several handsome reminders of
their visit, among which was an ele
CANT silver service.
On Tuesday evening of last
week VIM. Huddleson, who resides
about five miles north of this place, in
Hickory township, had the misfortune
to break his leg between the knee and
ankle. He was on his way to church,
aud in stepping on an icy place slipped
and fell. DIR. Coburn attended him.
The we'll on the Gilmore tract,
1924, mention Of which we made