The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1890-06-25
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Oil market closed yesterday S9s.
james Hunter of East Hickory,
has been granted an increase of pen.
sion.
Mrs. T. G. jackson of Warren, is
visiting friends aud relatives in town
this week.
July Fourth, one week from next
Friday. The first fire crackers are
being fred now.
Miss Maud Brennan, of Tionesta,
is visiting Rev. Mr.. Toby and wife, of
this city.-Franklin Ne,oS.
Wild strawberries are ripe but
scarce. A quart of wild strawberries
is worth two of the tame variety.
Mrs. Clara Marsh, of Warren, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o.
G. Brownell Of the Central House.
Harold Sharpe, from Pottstown
school, and Ben. and Ted. Kelly from
Salisbury, are home for the Summer
vacation.
MIR. j. l. Colegrove, of Cory,
spent Sunday at the Central House,
his family returning home with him
Monday.
In the game Of ball between two
home clubs, last Friday afternoon, five
innings we're played, the score stand.
ing Is to 8.
Two different tunes played at the
same time on one violin Mr.. Oles
positively will do this. Landers'
Hall, to night.
The Big Five Club will give
grand picnic at Witter Park. Oleopo.
lie, on the Fourth, and invite all their
friends to help make it success.
-Messrs. c. A. Randall, j. B. Ag.
new, L. l.. Davis, j. G. Scowden and
j. L. Wenk left for Harrisburg, Mon.
day, to take in the State Convention.
"A grand excursion over the w.
n, Y. & p. to the Thousand Islands is
booked for July 10. Don't miss it.
Notice further particulars in another
column.
Our old friend John Heath, of
Star, is at present engaged 10 the rag
business and will make regular trips
through this part of the country in
the future.
State Delegate j. d. Davis de.
parted for Harrisburg last Saturday,
and will help TO nominate winning
ticket at the Republican State Con.
vention there to day.
The HardiSon, Proper & Kelly
we'll on the farm of Jacob Wolf in
Washington twp, Clarion county, was
finished last Saturday at a depth of
$50 feet. A little gas was found but
no oil.
Mrs. Margaret Field ranks high
as reader. She rendered o number
of selections in such o manner as 10
win the highest praise for her work.
Pittsburgh Leader. At Landers' Hall,
tonight.
C. w. Robinson has improved
his store property by placing a good
stone curbing in front of it. He also
intends replacing the board pavement
with brick or flag stone. Who will
follow suitf
The Summer School at Clarion,
in the Normal buildings will open on
the 9th of August, and continue four
weeks. This will afford busy teachers
a chance to brighten up before they
begin their winters labor.
ALL persons presenting full fare,
single trip local tickets, on the w. N.
Y. IL p. road, purchased aud dated
July Sd or 4th, will be permitted to
return on the same without extra
charge on July 4.h and 9th.
George w. Lathy, Esq, who is
remembered by many of our readers
as one of the oldest lawyers at the
Clarion bar, where he practiced for
many years, died at the residence of
his son, in Camden, N. j., on the 9th
Of June.
"A grand ball will be given at the
Rink, on the night of the Fourth of
July. McGraw's orchestra has been
secured for the occasion, and this in.
sures good music. A good supper will
be served. A cordial invitation is
extended. q
AT meeting of the school direct.
ors of Howe township, June 7, 1890,