The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-09-18
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
oil market closed yesterday l 90.

Squirrels are not so numerous as
they we're.
-Barnum's show exhibits in Oil
City tomorrow.
The hotels were all crowded to
overAowing the first Of the week.
Get one Of those splendid bread
raising pans, at f. w. Laws. 1t,
Mrs. r. j. Hopkins of Pleasant.
Vile. visited her son l.. j. during the
week.
The oil market has taken another
shy upward, and is once more above
the s mark.
Ben. aud Ted. Kelly departed for
Salisbury, Pa, Monday, where they
will attend school.
Mr.. Shaffsr of Hickory, is helping
Tonsorial Artist Russell over the
court week rush.
VIII Hulipgs and friend Mr.. Nc.
Curdy, are up from the lower oil field
for few days fun with the game.
Don't buy poor tinware. Get
good, hame made ware at reasonable
prices, at f. W. Laws. 1t.
Remember the meeting Of the
Republican County Committee at
Sheriff Sawyer's Office to night, at
7:2O.
Deputy Sec'y of Internal Affairs,
Hon. Isaac B. Brown, has our thanks
for the annual report of the Internal
Affairs office for 1888.
The rain of the past few days has
given the pastures, which we're getting
little brown, fresh appearance once
more, and saved the butter crop.
Mr.. w. S. Mooney and family,
and Mr., T. S. Mooney of Gilfuyle, this
county, we're guests of mine host Maze
of the Lawrence House, last Sabbath.
Those who attended the Gettys.
burg re union from this section have
returned and all agree in pronouncing
it a grand affair, barring the wet
weather.
Mrs. Clara Marsh of this place
has been engaged as one of the teach
ers 10 the Union School at Warren
and began the term on Monday oi
last week.
Miss Inez Brownell has returned
from two weeks visit with her sister
Mrs. q. w. Smith, at Austin, Pa
Gid. is also home from Coudersport or
a short visit.
Clint. Baker and Mr.. Smith, cut
ter for McCuen Il Simon, Oil City
tried the squirrels last Friday and go
a nice string, besides Clint. got hi'
ankle sprained.
"A counterfeit so U. S. silver GER
tificate, act of August 4, 1885, checl
letter G. has made its appearance. 1
is very poorly executed, but is calcu
lated to deceive the unwary.
The Sires photograph gallery
under Artist Browns superior man
agement, will be open all of mex
week. Call and get some of the fines
photographs to be had in this section
Thomas j. VanGiesen, Esq, wa
admitted to the Bar of this count,
yesterday. Mr.. VauGiesen came her
from Forest county where he was ad
mitted number of years ago. H
will reside in Leechburg.-Kitta
Free Press.
Ed. Rudolph of Newtown Mllll
received the contents of 32.calibr
revolver in his right wrist, one da
last week. The weapon was in tn
hands of companion. who "didn
know there were any more loads in it.
Luckily the wound was not a sever
one, and will not be long in healing
Thomas Haggerty aud Sheldo
Wilson, the two men who are no
serving sentences for the desperat
attempt to rob the Wagners two year
ago, we're brought here yesterda
from the penitentiary to testify on th
part of the Commonwealth in the cas-
against AquilIa aud Sic. MOng q
being parties to that crime. Deput
Carson of this county, and two priso
officials accompanied the prisoner