The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-07-23
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil market closed Yesterday S9a.

ONhOOA Nv OihAAch "iiA W.
Tuesday, September I'd.
Excursion to Niagara Falls next
Wednesday, July 80. Fare $3.50.
Tickets good for two days.
Slight frosts were reported out on
the hills Sunday night, but we believe
no serious damage was done.
Mrs. DIR. Morrow departs this
evening for visit among friends and
relative at her old home in Indiana
county.
Fred Glassner is erecting a very
neat dwelling house on his fathers
farm, German Hill, which he expects
to occupy before long.
The Titusvils post Office fight,
which has hung fire for a long time,
was settled last week by the appoint
meut of L. l.. Shattuck.
Mrs. j. P. Hines and children,
and Miss Minnie Cornwell, of Stone.
boro, were guests of G. w. Robinscn's
family during the week.
The probability is that the annual
convention Of the Forest County Sab.
bath School Association will be held
the first week in September.
Mrs. II. II. Gardner and child
and Mrs. Wm. Guisewite and little
girl, of Siverlyville, were guests of
Mrs. F. w. Law over last Sabbath.
--United Presbyterian services will
be held 10 the School House next
Sabbath at HOO q. M, and 400 p.
m. Rev. j. S. Stewart will officiate.
Remember that the Sires Gallery
will be open next Monday, July 2S, to
remain open for two weeks only. Don't
fail to call. Good artist in charge. l
The drillers expect to commence
work on the Duck & Sage well, on
Geo. Weaut's place, near Lawrence d
Smearbaugh's dam, the middle of the
coming week.
Farmers are getting uneasy about
the continued dry weather, which
threatens to cause a failure of the
potato and other crops that escaped
the wet weather of the past spring.
Since the trouting season closed
our sportsmen have turned their at
tention to frogs aud turtles, both oI
which are plenty but about as cunning
and hard to get as the speckled beauty
-Scowden & Clark's carriage
painter is here this week doing up q
lot of work for the firm. Should any
of our readers need anything in Lis
line they should not delay in leaving
orders at the factory.
The last quarterly meeting o.
this conference year, Tionesta circuit
will be held in the F. NJ. Church o.
this place beginning next Friday eve
ming and continuing over Sunday
Rev. II. w. HaN kins will ofiiciate.
The premium list of Clarior
county's coming fair has been received
at this office. 1t is full of interest t.
those who take stock in agriculture
pursuits, and a copy can be had by
addressing Jos. H. Patrick, Clarion
Pa. The fair takes place Sept. 23
"a, 25, 26.
-Messrs. Jno. D. Speer, W. H
Brown, Pittsburg, and Jno. d. Nc
Cord, Sewickley, Pa, are up for
couple of weeks outing, and will pitcl
their tent on Big Coon, where they cal
fight "punkeys" and rattlesnakes t
their hearts content, and have a goo,
time generally.
"A few of our base ball enthusiast
went to Hickory, Saturday, to Witnes
game between Tidioute and tha
club, but the former failed to put i
an appearance, and SO our boys CAV
, the Hickory team a little practic'
getting beaten, of course, but mainl
on account of having Only three {
their regular nine there.
Miss Flora Kelly, Of TidiOut,
and Louis Kraeer, of Sheffield, wei
married Wednesday morning at th
residence of the brides mother; Re-
/, Mr.. Darling, of Sheffield, officiating
The bride and groom left for Ne
York city, from which port they wi
sail Saturday on the Cunard lint
Etruria for a months sojourn in E'
rope TidiOute Nes0s. Miss Kelly
1 pleasantly remembered by large ci
3 Gle of frieuds in this place. who wi