The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-09-30
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil market closed yesterday 565.


malarial fever.
Several communications came in
this morning too late for this issue.
Found, lady's black fasciuator,
which the owner can have by calling
at DR.. Morrow's residence.
Misses Hattie Brice and Libbie
Emo, of Titusville, are guests at the
residence of Mr.. S. S. Garfield.
Mrs. J. Shawkey and sister, Mrs.
Isaac Long of Newmansville, are pay.
ing friends 10 Armstrong county a
visit.
Asa Lovejoy's dog killed a fiue
large otter on one of the islands near
the mouth of Little Tionesta one day
last week.
The store of David Barnett will
be closed from Friday noon of this
week until next Monday morning, on
account Of holiday.
WANTED "A good reliable man.
Good pay to the right party. Ad.
dress, with references, The Champion
Shelf Mfg Co., Springfield, o.
-Iu overhauling bis strawberry
patch last Thursday, Charlie Bovard
found several ripe berries on the vines,
and any number of green ones.
Rev. McAninch will again occu
py his pulpit at the Presbyterian
church next Sabbath morning and
evening, after his months vacation.
--McCuen & Simon, the Oil City
merchant tailors, have a new ad. this
week, which will be Of interest to their
many customers in this section. Read
| it.
"A cozy little house is being erect.
ell on the west side of Vine street,
next to j. A. Huling's residence, which
will be occupied by Mrs. D. Robb
when completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Wallace OF
Marienville, are called upon to mourn
the loss Of their bright little boy, a. ed
2 years, who died last week and was
buried Thursday.
Judge Dale has materially en-.
hauced the appearance and comfort OF
his house by adding to the size of the
IL" part. and giving the whole a
handsome coat of paint.
Mr.. r. M. Herman has moved
his family to KelIettville, where he
has been during the summer in charge
of the mill in which he has an interest
with Messrs. Robinson q Foreman.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Moody wish
to express their sincere thanks to the
friends who lent them aid and sympa'
thy in their late bereavement, the
ckness aud death of their little niece
Bessie Smathers.
Hon. j. B. Agnew returned tc
Washington, D. c., Monday, accom-
panied by Mrs. Aguew and their two
bright little daughters. We believe il
is the intention of Mr.. A. to spend tn,
winter in Washington.
Voters should bear 10 mind tha
next Saturday is the last day on which
taxes can be paid in order to entitlt
them to vote in November Dom
neglect this important duty, Republi
cans, but attend to the matter at once
In the early part Of the summe
the Epworth League organized Sun
day School at Smokey Hill. Sine,
then Henry Shoemaker has superin
tended the school until its close las
Sunday. On last Saturday the schoo
held a real enjoyable picnic in th
grove there.
The Franklin NelVs contains th
following; "Married-In this city, b.
Rev. j. ID. Domer, at his residence, oil
Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 23d, MI
George d. Atwell, of Murlinsville
Butler county, and Miss Veruie Al
baugh, of South Hickory, Fores
, county, Pa"
-CharliS COnaro, pitcher of th
Warren ball team, broke his arm 10
peculiar manner while playing a gam
with the Kane club last Saturday, a
: Warren. After Nriking two men ou
+ and the batter had two strikes, an,
while in the act of pitching the bal
CODaro broke his arm Just below tn
elbow, the ball falling not ten fee
from him. He was taksp home an,
i Drs. Baker aud Kitchen NeSuced tn
o fracture. The arm was bad y broken
: People in the grand stand $50 fee
away heard the sound Of the break