The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-07-11
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil market closed Yesterday 80

Oil market closed yesterday S2S.
Opening this morning at S25c.
Mr.. Jacob Maze, of Barnett town
ship, gave Tionesta friends visit on
Monday of this week.
Master Frank Parshall Of Tidi.
cute is paying his young friend, Joe
Cobb, a visit this week.
-Chas. Russell has a full blood
imported fox hound which he will dis.
pose of at reasonable figure.
Mrs. DR.. jackson and son Frank,
of Oil City, are paying a visit to the
family Of James T. Brennan Esq.
just received, a nice lot of Cell.
ing and Wall Paper and Border, that
will please everybody, at DEPARTMENT
STORE. 2t.
Last Saturday Mrs. j. F. Proper
was quite severely burned about the
face while lighting the gas in the
kitchen stove.
"A Tylersourg dispatch in this
mornings Derrick reports the arrest
Of John Everhart, husband Of the
murdered Mrs. Everhart, by Detect.
i've Ewing.
Miss Maud Davis, who has had
charge of the musical department of
the leading institution of learning at
West Chester, Pa, for the past year,
is spending her summer vacation at
home.
-Births-to Mr., aud Mrs. Geo.
Klump, Tionesta Boro, July 5, son.
To Mr.. and Mrs. F. Il. Lanson, Tio.
nesta Boro, July 6, daughter. To
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Hill, Hickory
township, July 7. son.
The funeral of Judge Turnkey
took place in Franklin yesterday, aud
was very largely attended by promi.
nent men from all parts of the State.
S. d. Irwin Esq, represented the
Forest county bar at the obsequies.
Mr.. S. r. Cogau arrived from
West Virginia on Saturday last, and
will remain a few weeks with his fam
lily. Sim is looking well, and we're
pleased to state his numbering business
down there is in q prosperous condi,
tion.
-Wm. F. Blum has taken the agen.
cy for the Triumph Moving Machine,
claimed to be the best in the United
States. He has orders for two or three
already, and is ready to wait on all
who come. Every machine fully war.
ranted.
-Chss. Davis, is home from Wins
low, Arizona Territory, where he spent
the past ten months in the employ of
the Atohison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.
"Monk" was with Ben. Caldwell dur.
ing most of his stay west, and reports
having left him well and prosperous.
-Clsrington has organized a Camp
of the Patriotic Sons of America,
which has already over 20 members.
The members turned out in full re.
gala on the fourth and marched in
the procession, and their appearance
was very favorably commented upon
by all. The new institution is known
as Washington Camp, No. 304, and
its success is assured.
We join the many friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Archie Puffenburg in con.
gratulations upon the happy event of
their marriage, notice of which ap-
pears in its proper place 10 this issue.
Both are quite we'll and favorably
known here and have many friends
among bur citizens, all of whom will
wish them a happy and prosperous fu.
ture, and in which the REPUBLICAN
joins heartily.
AS will be seen by notice in this
issue, the Commissioners will receive
sealed proposals for the erection of
brick water closets, the drilling of a
we'll, sewerage, ETC., in the court house
yard. Plans and specifications of the
proposed work can be inspected at
their Office, and any other information
obtained. A new system has long
been needed there and we believe the
Commissioners have now adopted the
only feasible plan, and one which
will meet the appreciation Of all.