The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-08-13
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Get registered !


see to it NOWi
Miss Florence Appleby, of Mead
vile, is visiting the Misses Randall
this week.
Prof Grouse Of Tidioute, paid
Tionesin n visit Monday remaining
over night.
The Fall term of the Clarion
State Normal School will open on the
ID Of September.
Mr. A. b. Kelly and family, Rev.
McAuinch and Harold Sharpe are
among the visitors to Chautauqua
this week
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. r. Squire, Of
New York, are guests at the home OF
Mr.. John A. Dawson, Stewards Run,
this week.
Mr.. J. T. Comfort, of Kendall,
Mexican county, was a pleasant caller
at our sanctum Monday, while spend.
ing few hours in town.
The w. N. Y. & p. ia being re
rallied between Oil City and Irviueton
with heavier material, to accommodate
their increasing coal traffic.
Don't put Off the matter of regis
tration until it passes out of your
mind, thu, endapgering your vote this
fall. See to it, Republicans.
DR.. j. N. Fradonburgh of War.
reu, will be present al the coming S.
S. Convention here and will lecture
one evening on "Young Men"
Rob. Jameson of Bradford, a
former Tionesta boy, spent day or
two of the past week shaking hands
with old friends here. He was looking
unusually we'll.
In our sketch of the life of the
late VIM. A. Dusenbury last week, we
gave his age at about 46 years. This
was an error. 1t should have been 81
years, 10 months and Is days.
Yesterday was the day set for the
adjourned meeting Of the Judicial
Conference of this district, at Warren.
We have no news as to what was done,
but it is not likely that a nomination
has been made.
Mr.. w. Anthony and wife, of
Cleveland Mrs. Glockle, of Warren,
O.; Mrs. Russell and children, and
Mr.. t. T. Moll of Russells, Warren
Co., Pa, are visiting John Muenzen
berger and family this week.
On the Fisher farm, out from Oil
City, near Salem, black berries are
cultivated as a fruit, and a ready sale
is found this year for the product.
Eight cents per quart is the price
asked-and paid-at the farm for the
luscious"
Mrs. Ferry, widow of Burt S.
Ferry, whose death by accident at
Warren was noted in these columns at
the time, has received from the friends
who desired to aid her, the handsome
sum of S62500. The bereaved lady
very much appreciates the kiudness
shown by the friends of her late hus.
band.
R. r. Dunbar has moved to Flu.
lalia, Forest county, where he has an
interest in large timber tract. While
he lived in Clarion he made meny
friends, all of whom will be glad to
see him return to our town as soon as
he finds it convenient and profitable,
which will be within a year. Clarion
JaekSonidR.
The absence of fruit in all parts
of the county has created demand
for blackberries. Folks from most
everywhere are camping all over our
county where blsckberries are plenty
No berries have been sold anywhere
for less than 7 cents per quart, so far
as We have learned, and good ones
bring 8 cents readily.
The eyclorama of the Battle of
Gettysburg, corner Of Irwin Ave. and
Beech ST., Allegheny City, is still the
attraction in that quarter, aud is visit
ed daily by thousands, although it has
entered upon its fourth year, and if
not for its faithful representation of
that great battle, would surely have
ere this dwindled into insignifcance.
A visit to this wonderful exhibition is
we'll worth the while of those who are
in the city; in fact those who miss il
a