The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-07-22
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil market closed yesterday 67l.

Don't forget the excursion to
Niagara on the 30th inst.
T. j. VanGiesen, Esq, is up from
Leechburg, on few days visit with
Tionesta friends.
Miss Lizzie Greaves of Warren,
is visiting at the homo of her uncle,
Hon. E. L. Davis.
Mr.. j. B. Legnard and daughter,
Miss Gussie, of Waukegan, ILL.,, are
guests at Mrs. Mays.
Don't forget the Republican pri-
maries next Saturday. Turn out and
show Up good vote.
Mrs. L. Fulton and children are
paying a two or three weeks visit to
friends in Johnstown, Pa.
DR. Rumberger, of this place, is
to-day announced as a candidate for
Coroner, subject to Republican usages.
Mr.. John A. Dawson is this week
announced as candidate for County
Auditor, subject to Republican usages.
Jas. T. Brennan, Esq, was re.
appointed Notary Public by Governor
Pattison, and has received his com.
mission.
Turn out next Saturday and see
the game between Tionesta and Titus.
vile. Five hundred people ought to
witness the sport.
Attorneys Rice and Neill of
Warren, had business at argument
court here yesterday. Also Hon. j..
Ii. Osmer of franklin.
"A colored camp meeting will be
held OH Wing Hill, commencing next
Sunday aud continuing ten days. No
doubt it will be we'll attended.
Zach. II. Eddy, who was we'll
known TO large number of our older
class of citizens, died at bis home in
Warren, on the 11th inst, aged 73
years.
-Ex Judge Brown attended argu-
ment court here yesterday, and many
of his old friends had the pleasure of
shaking bands with him during his
short stay.
"A son of Mr.. Writ, who lives on
the old Sibble place, German Hill, had
his left arm broken below the elbow,
by falling off load of bay one day
last week.
Miss Artie Robinson entertained,
during a part of last week, two Of her
former school friends, Misses Ethel
Cooper of Delaware, and Anna Stone
of Warren.
Mrs. p. Normile and sister, Miss
Hattie Tobey, have leased the Ridgway
House, at Hydetown, Crawford county,
and yesterday departed for there to
take charge of the same.
The steady rain of last Saturday,
while il checked the harvesting, gave
the lum mbermen a nice boat and barge
food, which was duly taken advantage
of in the starting of several of these
craft for the lower markets yesterday
The young people of Whig Hill,
and vicinity will indulge in a pleasant
hop next Friday evening. A large
platform has been erected and ii i,
the intention TO have an occasional
hop during the summer season. AL
we'll disposed young folks are cordially
invited.
Persons having visitors of whom
they are not ashamed and who ar'
welcome, are Invited to send theil
names to this Office where a persona
mention will be cheerfully made o
the fact. The same applies to those
who are going away from home &c
visit others.
Last Friday afternoon, Clifford
the four.year.old son of Andrew Car
fell out of hammock and sustained
a fracture of the left collar. bone. Th,
little fellow was just recovering from {
fall of day or two previous, whicl
injured the same bone but did no
break it, thus making the latter hur
dOubly painful.
One Of the pleasant events of tn
season was the marriage on Wednes
day last, of Miss Nellie Hunter, Il
Mr.. Frank Amsler. Only the imme
diate relatives Of the bride and groom
were present at the marriage, whiel
occurred at 6 p. m, at the conclusion
of which an elegant wedding Dime
was partaken of. The newly wedde,
pair will make their future home il
PittsbuIg, where the best wishes o
many friends here attend them.