The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-06-11
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil market closed yesterday 905.

Our old friend Jonathan Albaogh
of Hickory, has been granted an in.
crease of pension.
Constable w. A. Connolly of
Hickory, gave the REPUBLICAN
social call Monday.
Mr.. Samuel Mervin, one of East
Hickory's veterans, has been granted
a re issue Of pension.
Straw hats at your own price at
Lawrence & Smearbsugh's. Don't
fail to see them. 1t
Mrs. j. P. Grove is visiting her
parents and other relatives and friends
at Bridgewater, Pa, expecting to be
absent about three weeks.
The Sires Photograph Gallery is
still turning out excellent work, and
there's no sense in patronizing stran-
gers whose work you know nothing
about.
"A game Of base ball between the
Tionesta and Hickory clubs, on the
grounds at this place, is booked for
next Saturday afternoon. An excit.
ing contest is looked for.
Young men can now get busi-
ness education at the Clarion State
Normal School equal TO that afforded
by Commercial Colleges, at about one.
fourth the usual expense.
DR.. Morrow left Monday evening
for Pittsburg, to be present at the
meeting of the State Medical Society,
of which he is member. He expects
to be absent until Friday.
Treasurer Hagerty sold large
number of tracts Of land on Monday
for arrearages Of taxes. Those left on
his hands will be disposed of on July
1st, to which date the sale was ad.
journed.
Joseph Adam,on Esq, of Phila.
delphia, paid Tionesta a visit during
the past week to lock after his bust.
ness interests in Forest county. The
REPUBLICAN acknowledges pleasant
call from him Monday.
Fresh Prunes, and other fine gro.
ceries, &c, just in, at Lawrence q
Smearbaugh's. 1t
--Selden Whitman brought into our
Office yesterday morning a bunch of
blackberry bushes that just takes the
cake for blossoms, they being almost
solid mass Of them. If this is an in.
dication of what the crop will be, look
out for loads of the delicious berry in
their season. Mr.. Whitman invites
everybody, as usual, to come to his
patch and help themselves when the
time comes.
Mics Kate Anderson, teacher of
Newtown School, makes the following
report for month ending June 2, 1890:
No. enrolled 19; average attendance
IS; per cent. of attendance SO. Olive
Lemon, Mildred Lemon, Maggie South.
worth, Belle Southworth, Jessie Bur.
dick, Henry Rudolph, Albert Rudolph,
Boyd Jones, were present every day.
Addie Matha, Helen, Sheldon and
Kate Paul, and Grace Burdick missed
one day.
Go to the old reliable Sires Gal
lery for your Photographs, Prices
reasonable.
Mr.. Geo. A. Percival, a former
Forest county boy, and who still has
many friends living here, is now a res
ident of Ogden, Aourishing city in
Utah, where he is a member of a
large real estate and loan company.
The daily Commercial. of that place,
contains this hattering notice of him /:
Geo. A. Percival, treasurer of the
company, is from Ord, Nebraska. He
was for many years cashier of the
First National Bank of Ord, which
position he resigned to move to Og.
den. Mr.. Percival has a fine reputa.
tiOn in Nebraska as an able and care
ful fnancier. He has many warm
friends in Ogden, former Nebraskans,
who will take pleasure in extending
him a hearty welcome as a citizen"
Just received at Lawrence &
Smearbaugh's, nice line of Summer
Flannels, Satines, White Goods. La
dies and Children's Fast Black Hose,
finest quality, all the way from Is
cents to 90 cents. No discount on any
of these goods. Prices marked right