The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-06-18
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil market closed yesterday S9i.

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Constable Garfield, of the Dor.
ough, has been granted an increase of
pension.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Nc.
Cullough, Nebraska, Pa, June IA,
1890, q son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Holeman paid
friends at Mill Village, Erie county,
visit last week.
Rev. Rumberger entertained his
father, from Armstrong county, dur.
ing the past week.
"A child of Mr.. John Booher, of
Hunter Station, died on Sabbath last,
aged about year.
Mrs. j. G. Colegrove of Cory, is
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Brownell.
-Messrs. Watson & Root advertise
complete saw.mill for sale in this
issue. Take notice of it.
The Pennsylvania State Teachers
Association will convene at Mauch
Chunk, July Sth, 9th and 10th.
The Commencement exercises at
the State Normal School, Clarion, on
July Sd, will be very interesting.
-Ex.Judge Lewis Arner and Cbae.
Small departed for Oregon last Friday,
to seek their fortunes and grow up
with the country.
The Sires Photo Gallery will be
open for business every Monday and
Tuesday, under the charge of L. B.
Chappell. Remember the days. If
What about the 4th? 1t will be
here two weeks from next Friday, and
we have no assurance that a single
bunch Of fire crackers has yet been
ordered.
Mr.. r. L. Haslet is in Erie this
week attending the meeting of the
State Association of Undertakers.
These gentlemen always have fine
time when they 60 to Erie.
After being cleaned out by Hick.
ory, the Tionesta ballists are going to
try each other a twist Friday after.
noon next, to see who's to blame for
the poor playing of last Saturday.
-Franklin is the nearest town here.
about that will offer any fourth.of:
July fun this year, and they are giving
us some big talk of what's going to be
done there. Guess better oil go TO
franklin.
-Messrs. Proper & Doutt are
moving into their handsome new store
room this week, where they will here.
after be found in better shape than
ever to attend to the wants of their
many customers.
The large new addition to the
front of WIN. Blum's house is already
under roof, and before Billy knows it,
he'll! be living in it. This will add
another to the substantial improve,
ments Of our town.
Deputy Revenue Collector Chas.
r. Galbraith and Ed. Rial Jr., of
Franklin, accompanied by their wives
and sons, stopped in town over last
Sabbath on their homeward trip from
a boating excursion up the river. The
weather was fine for such an outing,
and they seemed able to extract all
the pleasure there was in it.
JAS. HOliug left for the mouth of
Bear Creek, Kingsley township, on
Monday of this week, to commence
the building of a new rig for Messrs.
Cox, Agnew q Welsh, who will put
down a we'll near the old Morgan mill.
There is large scope Of territory 10
that vicinity that has never received
anything like thorough test. This
company proposes to know something
definite about it before it is a year
older.
Sammy FELTON,, who works at one
of the barge yards at Nebraska, met
with an accident Monday morning
that will lay him up for some time.
He was brushing the chips off plank
on which barge had been resting,
when a jack.screw which held the
barge up gave way letting the huge
boat down on the fingers of his right
hand, and there held him till the
screw could be readjusted aud the
barge raised sufficiently to allow him
to pull his hand out. Fortunately,
and strangely, no bones we're broken,
but the pain of such an accident can
| better he innaoined than told