The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-02-25
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
oil market closed yesterday 76.

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Robinson returned Saturday from a
three weeks visit to Chicago friends.
Miss Emma WOODBURY. went to
Tionesta yesterday, where she is the
guest ofMiss Artie Robinson. Frank.
lin NeUS.
Brother Smith of the Marienville
Express, having been called to court
this week, dropped in on US for a few
minutes yesterday.
Emanuel Dasbner, by q mis.clip
with a hand.ax Monday, put a cash in
his right knee.cap, that will lay him
off for a few days at least.
"A delegation of Camp 400, P. o.
S. of A, of this place, attended a
parade in Oil City, on Monday in
honor of Washington's birthday.
DIR. Morrow would inform the
public that he has just received q
fresh supply of vaccine virus. and is
prepared to accommodate all who may
wish to be vs~ccinsted.
Conrad Sibble of German Hill,
was doing the handsome thing by his
friends last Saturday, on account of
the arrival of a nice little girl at his
home the night previous.
ALBERT Cowdry, of Gowsnds, N.
Y, is paying a visit to his cousin
Chas. Russell. Frank Russell, after
an absence of several months, is also
back for a few days %sojourn in the
burg.
Robins aud suckers are on deck
for the Spring. Some fair strings of
the latter have been brought in, but
the biting isn't as good as it will he
when the atmosphere becomes a triie
more tender.
The REPUBLICAN acknowledges a
very pleasant visit from Hon. JAS. T.
Maifett this morning, who has been in
attendance at court this week. We
we're pleased to see Mr.. Maffett look.
ing exceedingly we'll.
Eddie Kirchartz, of Beaver Falls,
Pa, q younger brother Of our popular
cigar. maker, Chas. Kirchariz, is visit
ing him at present, and will become
an apprentice in that trade under his
brothers able instruction.
Mr.. Robert Brown, of the Iron
City Lumber Co, of Howe township,
this county. is attending court as a
grand juror this week, aud made the
REPUBLICAN a call Monday. Their
base of operations is at Nashes.
johnny, johnny, if you don't &c
into the house this minute and gel
your overshoes. I'll tell your mother
Tell IN then, | Amt a.carihg we've
thrown away u rubbers and taken to
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, we have"
ID. L. Ball, w. E. Rice, Warren
j. 7. Mafett, John w. Reed, j. E
Wood, B. j. Reid, Clarion; A. B
Richmond, Meadville; j. II. Osmer
g. Heydrick, Franklin; G.. A. jerks
G, q. Gordon, Brookvillc, are among
the prominent attorneys registered a
the Central House this week.
-Messrs. Scowden & Clark hav'
the finest lot of new work in tn
shape of buggies, buckboards, etc.
their factory has ever contained before
Some Of this work is already sold, bu
much of it is for such customers a
want a strictly first class article, at
fair and living price. 1t will do yo'
good to call and look over their stock
The citizens of Cory, Pa, ar
: congratulating themselves and f%eeliDI
= jubilant over the election, last week
Of james NJ. Landing, Esq, TO tn
m~ayoralty of that city, by the larges
majority ever given an individual 70
that Office. Mr.. L. has many friend
among our older population who ca
: assure Cory hat she has made n
mistake in the choice of her leadin
official.
= The horse and buggy which W
mentioned last week as being seen {
- float out of the creek into the rive
subsequently, was seen to pass Oil City
The rig went into the creek on tn
narrows heal Mayburg, and it is Pr
culiar that it should follow the devior
windings Of the creek and river for s
far without going aground. Til
horse was owned by Mr. Stone, a raj
way conductor of Oil City, aud M
II Dalton, the driver of the horse, sci
% him the following despatch "Watc
l. for your horse, and when he COM