The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-09-10
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
oil market closed yesterday S0l.

Oysters have touched this market,
but are yet cautious.
-Vreeland's Operatic Minstrels,
with 20 peerless performers. Opera
House, Friday evening, Sept. IL.
Will Pet!igrew was up from Pres.
ident yesterday afternoon and gave
the REPUBLICAN pleasant call.
Mr.. Chas. Bonner arrived from
Chicago last week, aud is enjoying a
welcome visit with old friends here.
Chilly Thomson was up from the
Clarion oil field during the past week
shaking hands with his many friends.
Big song and dance with Vree.
lands Operatic Minstrels, Friday eve.
ming, Sept. IL.
Every Republican in this county
who is entitled to naturalization papers
should get them without fail at the
next term Of court.
This is the time of year when the
oyster gets in u stew.-FrGnklin News.
That may all be, but there's pesky few
of 'em get into the soup at the average
restaurant.
Eight lightning drill artists, in
military drills and exercises, with
Vreeland's operate Minstrels, Friday
evening, Sept. II.
"A Fair will be held by "The
Kings Daughters" on Tuesday, Sept.
16. 1890, in the room over Mrs.
Covert's store, Holeman building.
Every body invited.
MIR. and Mrs Wm. Lawrence left
yesterday moIning for Phillipsburg
Kansas, to see how their farm is pro
crossing. They will visit number Of
old friends while in the western coun'
try.
The Wesleyan Methodists will
hold Quarterly Meeting Services al
Pithole, commencing on next Saturday
evening and continuing over Sabbath
Rev. II. w. Mcdowell will he present
Everyone is invited.
j. NJ. Mintz wishes to inform hil
customers that his store will be closed
on Monday and Tuesday of mex
week, on account of the New Yeal
holiday, aud patrons should govern
themselves accordingly. 1t.
Witness the artistic base bal
tableau clog with 8 solo performers
with Vreeland's Operatic Minstrels
Friday evening, Sept II.
-How's this for Forest county
Last week NJ. L. Range of Stewart
Run, went over to the Titusvlle Fai
and lugged four premiums home will
him: First premium on his Holster
bull 1st on potatoes; 1st on pump
kins, and I'd on his fine Norman draf
mare. There are no flies on Len. anC
next year he proposes to scoop in 10
more.
Republicans, see at once tha
your taxes are paid, or you may los'
your vote.
Next Tuesday evening at 6:0(
o'clock, DIR. F. T. Mason, one of ou
successful physicians, will lead to tn,
hymeneal altar one of Tionesta's mos
charming young ladies in the persoI
of Miss Emma Sloan. The ceremon,
will take place in the M. E, Church
Rev. DR.. Fradenburgh officiating
Our congratulations are extended il
advance, and our best wishes 60 witt
the happy young couple through life
The marriage of Mr.. Edgar d
Stow and Miss Kate Jardon is an
nounced to take place at Asbury Park
N. j., to-day at noon. Many of th
readers Of the REPUBLICAN, who still
remember Mr.. Stow as a former Tic
nestan, will join with us in extendiu
congratulations on this pleasant occa
sion. They expect to spend the win
ter in the South, and it is possibl
Tionesta will be favored with a visi
from them upon their wedding tour.
The body Of Elwood McGrorS
whose death by accident was recOrde
in these columns last week, arrived i
town from Montana on Friday evenin
last, his mother accompanying the re
mains. The funeral took place fror
the residence of his aunt, Mrs. Siggiu
on Saturday afternoon, Rev. Rumbel
ger conducting the services. A larg
concourse of our citizens and friend
of the deceased folIowed the remain