The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-09-24
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.


oil market closed yesterday 79g.
Pay your taxes at once, and don't
lose your vote.
Miss Kate Knox is visiting friends
in Franklin.
Clothing at cost at Lawrence q
smearbaFgh's. d.
DIR. and Mrs. F. T. Mason re.
turned this morning from their wed.
ding tour.
-Overcoats Dext week at II. j.
Hopkins & Co.'S. 1t.
Miss Blanche Pease is visiting
relatives and friends at West Monterey,
Clarion county.
Mrs. W. r. Dunn and daughter,
Louise, returned to their Washington
home on Friday last.
Friend Fulmer of CooksbuIg, is
the latest of our county's veterans to
get an increase of pension.
Miss Ida Whisner of Shipper.
vile, Clarion county, is visiting Mr..
Geo. Dunkle's family this week.
"A large delegation boarded the
noon train here cn Monday for Oil
City to take in FOrepaugh's show.
Most of the boys who took ad.
vantage of the food last week TO make
a triP-down the river have returned.
1Chestnut burrs are beginning to
show signs Of opening. The crop is
not large, but there will be some nuts.
The Democratic Congressional
confereaee Of this district meets at
Kane to day. There promises to be
music.
Mr. s. j. Grove of Dawson sta
tion, east side, rejoices over the arri-
val at his home yesterday, of a hand
some little daughter.
Miss Clara Lillcy of Byrom's
aud two youngest children, were the
guests of Mrs. r. NJ. Hillard from
Friday last over Sunday.
Mr.. aud MIS-. Chas Bonner anG
children departed for their home ir
Chicago last Saturday, after a very
pleasant visit with old friends here.
Smith Il Walters claim to bc
giving unusually low prices in frest
meats, and are paying cash for hides
and pelts at ther market, Tionesta
Pa. 1t.
Some frost was reported on thu
hills this Ramiiug, but the corn auC
buckwheat are considered to be too fal
along to be much injured by freezes
now.
Tho serious illness of ex. Congress
man w. l.. Scott, at his home in Erie
is alarming his friends. At last &C
counts his chances Of recovery wer'
small.
Mr.. L. j. Hopkins has been il
the East for the past ten days selecting
the fall and winter stock for his firm
aud goods are already beginning tt
arrive. You are cordially invited Il
call.
The autumnal equinox occurred
on Sunday. The day was cool be
times, but not blustery, and the weath
+ er since has been all that could wei
be wished. Good buckwheat weather
in fact.
MIR. j. NJ. Mintz has left for Ne,
York, Boston, Rochester and othe
. eastern marts to lay in his stock c
Fall and Winter goods. He wishes t
assure the people that they will b
surprised at its immensity. 1t.
We rejoice with the many Forec
county friends of Hon. G. w. Ston
I to learn of his nomination for Congres
in the late Col. Watson's district. Th
nomination was made without a ia
yesterday, and the great popularity {
Mr.. Stone jnsures his election to bot
the long and the short time.
We erred in stating that Re,
Thompson had been returned to th
East Hickory charge. He goes t
Polk, VenangO county, and we cor
gratulate the people OF that charg,
while sympathizing with his old friend
iu East Hickory in the loss of goo
citizen and an earnest, Jealous worke
I, in the cause of religion.
' Don't forget that Lawrence {
p Smearbsugh are disposing of thei