The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-03-28
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

oil market closed yesterday 90t.
Opening this morning at cote.
-Chas. Russell captured a young
fox one day last week.
Dan. jackson Of Warren, is pay.
ing Tionesta friends visit.
Forest Proper is home from ALE.
gbeny college for a weeks vacation.
--Miss Ida Paup returned to her
studies at Edinboro on Monday eve.
ming of this week.
The mud in the streets is Just Low
10 about as nice muckey condition as
It will get this season.
--Messrs. Haslet & Sons have made
some large additions to their furniture
stock within the past week.
--Ao argument court held yester,
day brought forth nothing of impor.
tance to the general public.
James Eldridge, aged upward of
60 years, and one of the old residents
Of jerks township, died on the 18th
inst.
The near approach Of Easter
next Sunday-is causing the hens to
hump themselves 10 supply the demand
for eggs.
Mr.. j. ID. Emery was called home
to Balltown from the Washington
county oil fields by the serious illness
of his wife.
Owing to cold and hoarseness
Rev. Hickling was unable to fill his
appointments at the Presbyterian
Church last Sabbath.
Misc Frauces Brace, one of War.
rem county's successful teachers, is
paying her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Thus. Brace, visit.
-Proth'y Arner issued marriage
license No. 90 yesterday to Mr.. Wm.
W. Siggius and Miss Mirtie Burdick,
both Of West Hickory.
Fred. Morgan of Oil City, who
has been washing in the Arkansaw
Hot Springs for several weeks back, is
expected home to. morrow.
--Tidioute came near losing its un.
ion school building last week by fire.
AS it was, about $500 damage was done
before it could be extinguished.
A new and quite extensive plan.
ing mill is to be one of the sc bstantial
improvements at Wheeler Il Dusen,
bury's Mills, Hickory township.
MIR. ]. A. Byerly Of Beaver Val.
ley. son of ex. Com missioner Byerly,
departed for Edinboro yesterday,
where he will attend the State Normal
School.
The sucker fishing industry is
quite active on all pleasant days since
the break up. A good, healthy sucker
isn't to be sneezed at this kind OF
weather.
q. T. Shriver will this week move
into that part of the Winaus house
now occupied by VIM. Wolcott, who
expects to change his residence to
Tidioute.
The ice is out Of the creek from
Nebraska to the mouth. 1t still re.
mains above that point, but is so rot.
ted that not much damage is expected
when it moves.
Mrs. Clara Meteslf, daughter ol
the late Mrs. Ira Copeland, desires tc
cordially thank all who lent their aid
and sympathy to the family in their
bereavement.
Tho familiar form of John A.
Stewart the veteran rivermRn is again
noticed on our streets, which means
that the lumbermen may very shortly
expect food.
Bro. Dunn tells how it goes out in
Fredonis, Kansas, now and then
Notwithstanding the active pursuit
and occasional capture and punish
meut of the boot. logger, considerable
red liquor seems to be consumed here
between meals"
The Workmen have changed their
lodge room TO Haslet's Hall, aud will
bold their 6rst meeting there nexI
Friday evening. When once thor
Oughly fitted up as they have in con
temptation the A. o. u. w. will have
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