The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-02-29

peraturc.
oil market closed yesterday 92s.
Opening this morning at 92sc.
Only 305 more days of 1888 left
after to-day.
-Tidioute expects to be using gas
for fuel this week.
--"The Social Glass" at Skating
Rink Hall to. night.
"A new lot Dress Goods and Lin.
ings at DEPARTMENT STORE. 2t.
If teachers would double their
wages they should attend school at
Edinboro.
Hon. Peter Berry of Balltown,
gave the REPUBLICAN a friendly call
last Thursday.
Frank Wheeler's friends at West
Hickory are congratulating him on
the advent Of 10.pouni boy at his
domicile.
The Citizens Gas Co. decided last
night to run line to East and West
Hickory. Surveys for the line will be
made next week. - Tidioute Neirs.
Don't forget that "The Social
Glass" will be preented at Skating
Rink Hall this evening. A nice en-
tertainment awaits all who attend.
Salesman among Coal operators
can add A /. speciality. No oompe.
tition. Small sample. One agent
earned S2800 in 'S7. p. o. Box 1871 4,
New York. 2t.
Rev. c. c. Rumberger lost, on
the road from Balltowu to Whig Hill,
Sunday, Feb. II, fountain pen. with
gold stub point. A liberal reward
will be paid for its recovery.
Mr.. B. w. May of Chicago, is the
welcome guest of TiOnesta friends this
week. Ben's portly physique and
pleasant joke never fails to drive away
the blues of his old companions here.
The many Tionesta friends Of Mr.
B. F. Caldwell, now of Winslow Sta.
ton, Arizona Territory, will sincerely
sympathize with him in the loss of his
only child, Beatrice, who died on the
14th inst, aged 16 months.
Philip Emert moved his shoe
shop into the rear of the Reck meat
market building yesterday, and has
already got comfortably to housekeep
ing, ready, with pegging awl in hand
TO wait on customers at all reasonable
hours.
Curtis NJ. Shawkey Esq, was thi'
morning admitted to the bar as an at
torDey. passing very creditable ex
animation. Wherever Curtis hang
out his shingle we bespeak and pre-
dict for him lucrative and successful
practice from the start.
The weather signals as displayed
by Signalman Zones have not missed
it any in the past weeks prognOstica
tions. The signals indicate what tn
weather will be for the "a hours sue
ceeding Z o'clock Of the morning ol
which they are displayed.
-Miss Martha Morrow took he
departure for the west last evening
expecting to make her home with he
uncle Rev. James Morrow, of Dexter
} Iowa, as long as the country suits be
and she don't get homesick. lie
young friends here will wish her
pleasant stay in her new home.
State Supt Higbee will visit tn
Tidioute union schools March 9th
Quite a number of other prominen
school men will also be here at tha
time, and a program of public exer
cises will be arranged by Prof. CraW
ford Tidioute Ne,eS. Those wh
4, would like to meet Doctor Higbe
should bear in mind the above date.
= The foreign attorneys who attend
; ed court this week were, Hon. w. I
e COrbett and w. II. Ross of Clarion
Hon. j. II. Osmer, and G. HeydrioL
p Franklin; F. B. Guthrie and Ban
: Examiner j. A. Neill of Titusville
! Hon. S. P. johnson, w. NJ. Lindsey
: ,. r. Freeman and s. T. Neill, War
--rrep NJ. w. Tate, MeadVille.