The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-09-03
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil market closed yesterday S33.


-Miss Maggie Small of Petrolia,
Pa, is paying a visit to Tionesta
friends.
Mics Lulu Saul of Tryonville,
Pa, is paying a visit to Tionesta
friends.
Mr.. Will II. May, of Louisville,
KY, is paying a visit to his mother
this week.
The best line of Stoves and
Ranges are the Cinderella" at F.
w. Laws. 1t.
Deputy Revenue Collector Gal.
braith of Franklin gave the town a
call yesterday.
School opened in this borough
Tuesday with very good attendance
for the first day.
Mr.. George Huddleson, Of Tic.
nesta township, has been granted an
original pension.
DIR. A. Fisher, Dentist, of War.
rem, will be at the Lawrence House
during court week.
Attention is directed to the new
ad. of David Barnett this week, who
has something nice to offer his Gus.
toners. Read it.
No confidence games or schemes
tolerated under any circumstances
whatever with Aliens Shows. Ex.
hibits here Sept. Is,
The reunion of the SD Regiment,
many OF whose survivors reside in this
section, will take place at Erie, Pa,
on Tuesday next, 9th inst.
ALIENS Twenty FIVE Cent Show is
an instructive exhibition. The trained
horses, &C., do everything but talk
Times, Warren, r. l., 1889.
Billy Cropp fell from the roof OF
Mrs. Weingard's house, on German
Hill, which he was reshingling, and
unjninted bis ankle, yesterday morn
ing.
An excellent perfjrmance was
given by Aliens Show, without drag
or wait throughout the entire pro-
gram. - Journal, Arlington, Mass
1889.
Severe frost was reported from
the surrounding hills on Monday
morning. We have not learned
whether the pan cake crop was de-
, molished or not.
Black and grey squirrels are now
ripe, but the crop is about as slim al
other crops in this section, if reports
can be relied on. They may gel
plentier, but hardly.
The REPUBLICAN had pleasan
visit from Prof G. T. Work, who wa
a delegate to the late Sabbath Sohoo
convention. Mr.. w. has recently
been elected principal of the Dubois
public schools.
The grading of Tietsworth Hill
has made that one of the finest piece
a of road this county boasts of. A con
: tinuance of the same kind of work ~
# the creek, such as is proposed, vii
;. make fine driveway.
i. A good sized addition is building
- to the house which Mr.. Robinson
moved onto the lot lately occupied b
). Scowden & Clark's carriage factory
! and the same will shortly be converts
- into a very comfortable residence.
The w. N. Y. & P. R. R. vii
!, sell excursion tickets TO Titusville o
: the 10th to accommodate those VIII
j wish to attend the meeting of tn
20 Northwestern Association, G. A. +
The fare has been placed at so cent
for the round trip,
, The oil report for the month {
y August shows up as follows: Con
pleted wells, $40; daily production
=, 9469; dry holes, 81. This is som,
}. what of falling off from the Jul
report, which is as follows: Complete
- wells, 555; daily production, 1O,537
dry holes, 1O5.
The Lords Supper will be eel,
y brated in the Amity Ev. Luthera
K. Church, Newmansville, Septembt
18th, at 1880 a. m. Preparation
services Saturday morning previous I
the same hour. The pastor, Rev. Ca
Zinssmeister, has recently resigned an
II accepted a call of field near Pitt
to burgh. This being the last celebratiO
u Of the Holy Supper, all the membe