The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-06-06
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Oil market closed yesterday ISB.
Opening this morning at 79Jc.
Legal bass fishing is now in order.
Oil City is fixing herself for Il big
blowout on the Fourth.
Fred Morgan came up from Oil
City yesterday to recuperate for day
or two.
-Ex.Proth'y Sbawkey of Warren,
is frequent visitor to his old TiOnesta
home.
Hon. Peter Berry of Balltown,
was in town Monday and Tuesday Of
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Holeman are
visiting at Vineland, N. j., Mrs. HIS
former home.
--Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. Forest F.
Shoup, Pueblo, Colorado, Sunday,
May 27, 1888, a son.
Mr.. w. L. Klinestiver, of the
Findicator, with his family is visiting
relatives at Evansburg, Crawford
county.
-Four weeks from to day and the
American eagle will scream in this
country. And the question is will
Tionesta celebrate.
Summer Dress Goods, white
Goods, Mems Summer Coats and I'm.
derwear, Hats, Shoes, SC at DEPART.
MENT STORE. 2t.
Marriage license No. 101 was is.
sued to Jno. w Fiscus and Eta L.
Rankin, both of jerks township, this
county. yesterday, by Recorder Arner.
Miss Alice Brennan is paying Il
visit to her brother, j. T. Brennan
Esq Miss B. is one Of the successful
teachers in the Bradford high school.
-Messrs Chas. NJ. Cott aud Percy
Brown of Meadville, came down Sat.
urday TO tempt few of the speckled
beauties, returning on Monday with
nice lot of 'em.
The REPUBLICAN has just received
a supply of the handsomest calling
cards to be had 10 the market. The
very latest styles out, aud quite the
fad. Call and see 'em.
The Democratic primaries of this
county are set for next Saturday. AS
yet no one has announced for any OF
the county Offices to be filed, and who
the nominees will likely be is yet a
mystery.
The lumber firm of w. Byron 4
Co., at Byromtown, jerks township, is
now known as Miner, Green & Co.,
and is composed of the following geu-
tlemen: John Miner, j. F. Miner,
Nathaniel Green, and j. r. Miner.
You can now fish for bass. That
is, you can fetch them home in day.
time without fear of being detected in
violating the law, says the Franklin
NelGs, in a vein that is calculated to
lead one to think some would do the
like.
LosT-Ou the road between Tylers.
burg and Tionesta, on Sabbath last,
pocket book containing FIVE dollar
bill, $3.50 gold piece, and 80 cents
in silver. The fiuder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving same with Mrs.
X. STRICKEN, Tionesta, Pa.
Will Saul has been promoted to
agent at Tryonville, one of the i'm.
portant stations on the creek division
of the w. N. Y. & P. Road. This
promotion takes with it an increase in
salary, aud Billy's many friends here
will be glad to hear of his success.
Charlie Bankhead has rented the
Fisher lot next door to our Office, and
will raise crop of garden truck this
summer. OF course the printers will
have a standing invitation to visit the
patch when once N full blast. Mr..
Bankhead will utilize the old building
for paint shop.
Jacob Overlander owns a mare
which gave birth to a colt recently,
that he thinks is worthy of special
mention, and believes it to be the
largest colt ever born in the county.
Around the chest it measured 2 ft. 8
inches; height 3 #. inches; length
from nose to tip of tail 6 #. 6 inches.
1t lived but three days.