The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-02-01
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
February 1. 1893.

See if he sees his shadow.
Dave Ramaley, of Latrobe, Pa,
spent the Sabbath in town.
oil market closed yesterday 90s.
Opening this morning at 90sc.
MIR. John Shoup of Allegheny
City, paid Tionesta a business visit
last week
The case of false preteDses against
Fl. G. Tinker in the Venango Courts
last week was settled.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Hart, of
South Oil City, were with Tionesta
friends over last Sabbath.
Graduates Of the Normal School,
Edinboro, are teaching in FIVE of the
State Normal Schools of Pehnsylvania.
George Killmer has bought Her
man & Siggins' dray, aud will here.
after conduct the business in bic Own
behalf.
Mr.. H. G. Whittekin is to day
announced as candidate for Repre-.
sentative Delegate to the Republican
State Conveolion.
Mrs. r. D. Dunn, with her little
daughter, Of West Chester, Pa, is
paying her parents here, Mr.. and Mrs
T., 3. Cobb. visit.
Rev. Rumberger commenced
series of revival meetings at the NJ. E.
Church last Sabbath, which have thus
far been we'll attended.
Mr.. j. T. Dale Of Marion, Ohio,
is paying a visit to his parents and
other Tionesta friends this week. The
Col" lie looking we'll as usual.
Vol. 1, No. /, of the Bradford
Weekly Era, is at hand. It is bright,
clean and newsy, and will doubtless
"fill long. felt want" Success.
-Iu conjunction with other local
talent the band boys have iu coutem.
platioO the rendering of the play en-.
titled, "A Social Glass;" in the near
future.
The friends Of Mr.. r. Il. An.
drews will be pleased to learn that he
is again able to be up and out, with
first class prospects Of speedy and
complete recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Of Titus.
vile. paid a visit to DR.. Morrow's
family this week, returning home yes.
terdsy accompanied by Mrs. Morrow,
who will visit with them few days.
Samuel Grandin, Esq, one of the
pioneers of Warren county. aud father
of the well.known Grandin Bros,
died at his home in Tidioute on Thurs.
day last, aged 81 years. A good man
gone.
We gladly welcome to our town
as residents Mr.. r. w. Merriam and
family, who have moved into the Nor
gan house on Vine st. Would that
our town could boast Of such an &C.
QUESTION every day.
DIR. j. f. Blaine of Denver, Col,
is shaking hands with old Tionesta
friends, having arrived in town the
latter part of last week. The doctor
is looking we'll, and is as pleasant
hammered as of yore.
The committee on permanent Ger.
lificates will meet at the school build.
ing in Tionesta, on Saturday, Februa.
ty IL, 1888, for the purpose of exam
lining teachers for permanent certif.
Gates. Those intending to apply
should bear in mind the date.
The HsliDgs Lumber and Boom
Co., under the management of Mr.. j
d. HuliDg, is progressing very well
considering the inclemency of the
weather. Mr.. Huling is one of those
men who does not stop on triAes.-
Democrat, St. George, w. Va.
The wife of Mr.. S. NJ. Ward o.
GilfOyle, daughter of ex' Judge Kerr
is reported as lying at the point O.
death from consumption. P. S.-Sinc'
the foregoing was put in type, we lsarr
with regret of the death Of this esti
msble lady. The bereAvsd husband
and parents will have the sincerss
sympathy of their community 10 tbsil
sad loss.