The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-07-17
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Squire Jas. Cole was down from
Marienville last Wednesday.
The 10th Regiment, N. G. p,
will be in camp at Warren next week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob L.
Klinestiver, Nebraska, July 8, 1889,
q son.
Geo. jackson of Warren, is cir
culating among Tionesta friends this
week.
Mrs. F. M. Small and daughter
Fannie, Of Petrolia, are paying Tio
nesta friends visit.
Mr.. II. S. Brockway and daugh.
ter Francie, of SpartaDsburg, were
visitors to town yesterday.
"A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Booher at Hunter Station,
Monday evening of this week.
Ernest Sibble Of German Hill, is
feeling proud over the arrival of a big
boy at his home Oh Thursday last.
Carpenter work on G. w. Robin.
sons new mansion began Monday of
this week, with Jas. G. Carson at the
head of the gang.
Lost package of papers, mark.
ed "credentials." The finder will re.
ceive liberal reward by leaving
same at this Office.
Word comes from Tidioute that
Hon. N. p. Wheeler is the happiest
man in the burg and the father Of
twin boys, born on the 10th inst.
-Wm. Mealy Of Tionesta township,
claims the finest field of corn in the
county, and don't take back seat on
cabbage aud other garden truck.
Mr. j. T. Dale arrived home from
Marion, Ohio, last evening, where he
has been engaged in the manufacture
Of slaves for the past three years.
Go to Smearbaugh & Co.'s for
the Flour in town. Also Mems Boys,
Ladies aud Misses Wigwam Slippers.
New stock Shoes. 2t.
The Free Methodist Campmeeting
for the Oil City district will be held
this season at Titusville, beginning
August 1s,, and continuing until tbs
evening of the 12th.
Mr.. J T. Brennan departs to-day
for Ocean Grove, where he expects to
spend few weeks for the benefit of
his health, which has been rather on
the decline for some weeks past.
Uncle John Kinnear, one of the
Tippecanoe veterans of 1S40, has been
appointed postmaster at Trunkeyville,
this county. We congratulate Uncle
John, and only wish the plum had
been bigger one.
Artist w. A. Greaves came down
from Warren last evening and deliv.
cred to P. NJ. Clark, Esq, an elegant
portrait in oil, of the late Mrs. Clark.
1t is one of Mr.. Greaves' best efforts,
aud certainly a most beautiful likeness
MIR. e. j. Mealy aud family of
Grand Valley, paid visit to Mr.. NJ. s
old home during the week, and helped
to celebrate the 74th birthday of his
mother on Saturday last, on which
occasion most of her children we're
present.
Miss Maud Davis, who has been
home from West Chester, Pa, for
several days, will, as soon as the ses.
sion begins, resume her place at Chau.
tauqua where she has assisted in the
musical department of the Assembly
for the past two seasons.
-GraDt Kemble, Herman & Sig.
gins efficient drug clerk, has severed
his connection with that firm and &C.
cepted a similar position with a lead.
ing druggist Of Titusville. Grant
made lots of friends here, who will
wish him success in his new field.
County Surveyor WhittekiR in.
forms us that the Fuel Supply Co., of
Oil City, has struck a we'll on the
Michael Henry farm, PinegrOve twp,
which is believed to be good for go
barrels. This we'll is located about
200 feet from the east line Of the
Whittekin farm, and bids fair to make
that valuable piece of property, the
prospects of which has the effect to
make Hank smile out loud, and we
don't blame him.