The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-01-18
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Oil market closed yesterday 86i.
Opening this morning at S62c.
Mise Lottie Young is the guest of
Miss May Knox this week.
Every teacher should write for
the circulars of the Normal School,
Edinboro.
Charlie Morgan Of Oil City, was
mingling with his young Tionesta
friends last Thursday and Friday.
DIR. Jackson and family of Oil
City, were the guests of Mr.. j. T..
Brennan's family over last Sabbath.
The sleighing was never better
than at present, which makes the lum.
bermen and every body else happy.
Rev. Sager is conducting sue.
cessful revival meeting at the +. NJ.
Church. Large congregations attend
nightly.
Don't forget the mastering of the
Sons of Veterans Camp to morrow
evening at Post Hall. All who ex
pect to enlist should be on hand
promptly.
JAS. B. Muse, of the Vindicator,
is in Harrisburg this week attending
the meeting OF the Democratic State
Committee, as the Representative of
Forest county.
The Clarion Democrat has made
an all.around improvement in itself
lately, which will not fail to be appre.
ciated by its large list of patrons.
Continued success to our healthy
neighbor.
Willie, five year.old son of Mr..
Michael DdLkle of Clarington, died
on Satnr, ~ last, and was buried Sun.
day. The stricken parents have the
sympathy Of their neigEhors in their
berea avement.
The cpldest morning of this win.
ter was that on Thursday last, when
the thermometer indicated II degrees
below zero, Iu the night of the same
day rain and sleet fell copiously.
These be sudden changes.
The REPuBLIcAN is ready to re.
ceive announcements from prospective
candidates at the February election.
Rates very low and in some instances
good deal lower, owing to the fatness
of the office. Come on, men.
Mr.. j. l.. Klinestiver and Miss
Susie Allison, of Nebraska, were united
in marriage on the 18th inst. The
REPUBLICAN joins all their friends in
extending congratulations aud best
wishes for future success and happi.
ness.
Mrs. j. d. Hullngs of st. George,
w. Va, arrived in town on Saturday
on a visit, being the guest of her
daughters family, Mrs. II. II. Shoe.
maker. Her many Tionesta friends
will be pleased to welcome her back
once more.
The Meadville papers of last
week publish the obituary of Peter L. !
Carr, of Kerrtown, which we appre.
hend is one Of our former citizens.
once a resident of Hunters station.
His age was 56 years, and he leaves a
wife and nine children.
The ice harvest has begun, and a
very fair quality of 4 TO 6 inch ice is
being housed. It's several times bet.
ter than none, and the fear of being
left altogether has stimulated business
in that line very materially among
those who own the house and sawdust.
e. A. Baldwin, expects to go next
week to Los Angeles, Cal, 10 look
after younger brother residing there
who has become confirmed invalid,
and who, being without family, re.
quires good care. In the going of
Papa one of the towns landmarks will
be wanting ITdiOl.te NetOs.
A party paid ten dollars for a
horse at an auction sale. The horse
was lame, bruised all over, had the
scratches, and was -terribly "galled."
A bottle of Salvation Oil, costing %
cents, wac used, aud in two weeks you
would not have known the animal. It
is now valued at two hundred dollars.