The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-07-02
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
No Paper Next Week.

Office will be open for all kinds Of bus.
mess pertaining to our line, even to
the taking in Of money on account
Our next issue will appear on July 16
Meantime we wish our patrons a good
time on the ever glorious 4th.
oil market closed yesterday 86I.
NO paper from this Office next
week.
The season at Chauiauqua opened
yesterday.
Remember the dance at the Rink
Friday night.
Excursion to the Thousand Is.
lands July 10th.
Bass are biting we'll, but the
sports say they're wormy.
The Lawrence House front is
receiving a new coat of paint.
Dan. jackson was down from
Warren over Sunday, and met many
old friends.
--Miss Kate Mcmillan, of Seaforth,
Canada, is paying her sister, Mrs.
Charles Russell, visit.
Mrs. j. p. Grove is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. J. w. Bulger, of East
Liverpool, Pa, this week.
The days are getting shorter
again, but it will be some time before
the difference is perceptible.
The borough school board elects
teachers for the ensuing year at the
next Monday evening meeting.
Mrs. Rob't Jameson and chill
dren, of Bradford, are paying a visit
to Mrs. j. w. Jameson this week.
The hay harvest has already be.
gun and will be the largest this section
has ever known, so say the farmers.
Mr. j. w. Black, one of Howe
townships faithful officials, gave the
REPUBLICAN pleasant call yesterday,
F. E. Bible, Esq, delegate to the
Democratic State convention, is in
Scranton this week voting for VIM. A,
Wallace.
The Strattanville campmeeting
will open July Is and continue for IL
days. Rev. d. LaLshaw will have
charge of it.
Forest Bovard is home from
Grove City College for the summer
vacation, which lasts till the latter
part of August.
\ Miss Ida Paup has returned from
her studies at Edinboro Normal
School, having graduated from that
institution last week.
The program Of exercises for the
Summer School at Clarion, is so ar
ranged as not to "fire over the heads
of the average teacher.
j. b. Watson, candidate for State
Senate from Forest county and Hugh
Mcclellan Of Marienville, we're in oul
city this week. Clarion Jacksonian.
Hon. A. Cook, of CoOksburg, anC
Mr.. Porter Haskell, of this place, lef
on Monday morning for Oregon. They
expect to be gone about a month o.
six weeks Carton Rep Gazette.
just arrived at Lawrence 6
Smearbaugh's, new lot pants, Overalls
and summer shirts, nicely suited to tn,
season, and the pocket book. Cal
and see them. 1t
w. A. Dusenbury's family thinl
an attempt was made to enter thei
house Friday night, but search faileC
to reveal anything wrong, although
they were disturbed by untowarc
noises about the house. TfdiOtte NelCs
Master Harry Garfield was tn
recipient of very handsome trou
pole one day last week, the gift o
Major McClintock, of Oil City, whom
Harry piloted up the creek on a sue
cessful fishing excursion not long age
An elegant new stock and splen
did assortment of shoes received a
Lawrence & Smearbaugh's this week
and all marked down to the loves
possible margin. Call and see them
and get fixed out for the Fourth. l
"A grand ball will be given at th
Rink, on the night of the Fourth O
July. McGraw's orchestra has bee
secured for the occasion, and this in
snres good music. A good supper vii
be served. A cordial invitation