The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-08-29
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil market closed yesterday 91t.
Opening this morning at 91ic.


Opening this morning at 91ic.
Are you assessed? Thursday,
September 9th, is the last day.
The days are shortening up at
both ends quite perceptibly.
Miss Lizzie Morgan, of Oil City,
is paying friends here visit.
School Books and Tablets at
DEPARTMENT STONE. 2t.
Remember Thursday, September
9th, is the last day for the registration
Of voters.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Harry Zesky of Oil
City, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Raab this week.
The borough schools will open
next Monday, and the long play.spell
Of the young 'uns will come to close.
Mr.. r. Rudolph, one of Kingsley
townships staunch Republicans, was
in town Monday, and gave US pleas
ant call.
-Tidioute will soon have competing
natural gas lines. The work of put.
ting in the new plant is progressing
quite rapidly.
Mr.. II. M. Slater, of Mercer Co.,
is up shaking hands with old friends
in this section, and gave US plasant
call this morning.
Young Republicans, who voted
on age last fall, must be assessed in
order to vote this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Klinestiver
and daughter, Emma, of Nebraska,
we're visiting friends in Cleveland
during the past week.
Mr.. Simon, Of the enterprising
firm of McCuen & Simon, merchant
tailors, Oil City. was up yesterday af.
ternoon and took several orders back
with him.
The squirrel season opens next
Saturday, Sept. 1st. A few have been
seen in this section, but whether they
will be plenty enough to make good
shooting is yet to be seen.
Hon. A. B. Richmond, of Mead.
vile, spent Sabbath in Tionests, being
on his way home from Clarion, where
be was in attendance at court last
week as counsel for the defense in the
Everhart murder trial.
-Ex Commissioner Chadwick took
in the Thousand Island excursion yes.
terday, and will spend part of his time
among his relatives and old time
friends in and about Rochester, N. Y,
where he grew up to young manhood.
The oil market is showing some
signs of life these days. and Capt. j.
j. Vandergrift predicts three dollar
oil before the end of the year. The
market touched higher point yester-
day than it has for, "dear knows
when," 91s cents, and closed at that
figure.
Mrs. A. H. Partridge and young
son, Dale, departed for Cleveland,
Ohio, yesterday, taking part of her
household goods with her, intending to
take up her residence in that city.
Her eldest son, Joe, has been in Cleve.
land for some time; he is learning the
carpenter trade.
The quarterly meeting services
held in the F. M. Church during the
past week were quite we'll attended.
On Sabbath afternoon FIVE persons
we're immersed in the Allegheny river
at the east end of the bridge. These
services were witnessed by about two
hundred people.
The annual convention of the
Forest County w. G. T. u. takes
place at Greenwood NJ. Z. Church,
Barnett township, Wednesday and
Thursday of next week, Sept. 9th and
9th. The program arranged for this
occasion is quite elaborate, and the
session will doubtless be a very inter.
esting one, while the attendance prom.
ises to be large.
September 9th is the last day on
which voters can be registered. Re.
publican workers, see that all Repub.
licans are upon the lists