The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1889-08-21
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
oil market closed Yesterday 9s

NeI reBlsIereu hI Ouce, hepuDll-
caus.
Mr.. j. B. Owens of Pittsburgh is
rusicatiDg in town for few days.
w. G. Rodgers Esq, of Brook.
vile was here on business the first of
the week.
Mr.. Geo. G. Cressey, one of jerks
townships wide awake citizens, spent
q day or two of last week in town on
business.
Mr.. Jas. T. Brennan returned last
week from his sojourn at Ocean Grove,
looking and feeling very much better
than when he left.
Mrs. Sallie Petit of Ottawa, Can.
ada, accompanied by her two children,
is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. w. E.
Morgan, this week.
Forest Bovard returned Monday
to his studies at Grove City College,
after pleasant two months visit with
his young companions here.
The Meadville Conservatory Of
Music offers the best advantages in
music and kindred arts under compe.
tent instructors. See their adv.
-Findley p. Wolf Esq, of Kittau.
ming, and DR.. Wesley Wolf of ALE.
gheny City, we're called hither by the
death of their aunt, Mrs. L. Arner.
Republicans should remember the
Importance of being registered at once
thus insuring them a vote this fall
Attend to it quick. Sept. 5 is the last
day.
Samuel d. Irwin, Esq, departed
for Youngsville, Pa, yesterday morn.
ing to attend the funeral of bis uncle,
Joshua I. Currie, whose death occurred
on Sunday last.
Mr.. E X. Range Of Mill Village,
Pa, was paying a visit to old friends
and the scenes of his childhood here
last week, as the guest of his niece,
Mrs. A. McCray.
Mr.. Fl. NJ. Zahniser's father and
mother arrived from Mercer county,
having been called hither by the
serious illness of Mrs. Zahniser, at her
home at Stewards Run.
Lawrence & Smearbangh have
shut down their mill for short time
Morder to make some changes in the
gearing by which they expect to in
crease the power materially.
George Holemau has taken a
rather extensive job Of taking out ties
and oak timber for Messrs. Dingman
& Dale, and will be located about 8
miles from Oil City for several months
to come.
Mrs. A. A. Stevens of Tyrone,
wife of the Chairman of the Prohibi.
tion party in this State, is paying a
visit to the family of her cousin, Mr..
j. B. Agnew. She is accompanied by
her young son, Howard.
Mr.. M. L. Vought and family
arrived here from Wadena, MINI; last
Saturday, and will remain for an in.
definite time. Luther looks a trihe
thin, but thinks a few weeks of the
good fresh air of his native home will
make we'll and hearty man of him,
The we'll at Falling Springs, a
mile above Jameson Station, was com.
pfeted last week and is a duster at q
little 700 feet. The well at Jam.
ieson's is good for a 2.barroler in the
first sand, but it VIII be pushed down
to the third in hopes of catching on in
betAr shape. Mr.. Hartlison's we'll
opposite town is failure at a depth
of 400 feet.
-Quite~ number of veterans
boarded the special train which left
here yesterday morning for the re.un.
ion at Greenyille, Pa. The number
was not as large as it would have been
had the Gettysburg trip not been so
near at hand, many wishing to save
their energies for that occasion. The
boys will no doubt have a pleasant
time at Greenville.
In this issue we publith part of a
very able article on the subject of
Service Pensions" from the ready pen
of Hon. Theodore P. Rynder, our late
candidate for Congress in this district,
The writer, an old veteran himself.
knows whereof he speaks, and his
ideas will touch a sympathetic chord
in the heart Of every good soldier