The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-11-04
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
oil market closed yesterday 60f.

Uncle Toms Cabin at the school
house tomorrow evening.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. j. P.
Grove, Oct. 80, 1891, son.
Perry Hill is erecting a black.
smith shop on Bridge St., below H. o.
Davis residence.
Attention is directed to the new
ad. of Chas. F. Black & Co., Clothiers,
Oil City, Pa, which appears in this
issue.
The Free Methodist quarterly
meeting which was announced to be
held at Stewarts Run, Nov. 8, will be
Withdrawn until further announce.
ment.
Another invoice of turnips this
week comes from Ben. Mealy's, of the
Township, and they we're very fine
indeed, the largest one weighing over
seven pounds.
Col. j. Henry Sellman, collector
of internal revenue, Baltimore, Md,
believes in it for rheumatism. He
writes: II have tried Salvation Oil
and believe it to be good remedy for
rheumatism"
An infant daughter of Mr.. aud
Mrs. L. w. Bessey, of Oil City, died
on Friday last. The parents have
friends and relatives in this commu.
nifty who will hear of their bereave.
meDt with sorrow.
H. j. Hopkins & Co. are to the
front this week with an attractive. new
ad. in which they issue an earnest in.
vitation to the public to call and Sc
cure some of the many bargains they
are offering. Read it.
Mr.. N. S. Foreman, who had re.
covered sufficiently to be able to 60
about some, departed for Philadelphia,
Monday, on the advice of his physi.
clan, to DO treated at the hospital.
We hope soon to be able to record his
complete recovery.
The constant drop of water wears
away the hardest stone; the constant
guaw Of Tower masticates the tough
est bone; the constant wooing lover
carries OFF the blushihg maid, and the
constant advertiser is the one that
gets the trede.-ES.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Wal' $ we're
called to Pittsburg Saturd a evening
last by a telegram aalr dnciug the
serious illness of their daughter, Mrs.
Nellie Myers, who is suffering with an
attack of pneumonia. At last &C.
counts she was somewhat better.
Henry Shoemaker has purchased
part of the house occupied by Mr..
Blum when he built his present resi-.
dence, and is moving it to the lower
portion of Mrs. Nora Seigels lot,
where he will build an addition to it
and fit up as residence for himself.
Dentist Chas. Davis has moved
his Office, and now occupies the office
opposite the Gas Office, lately vacated
by DIR. Mason, which he has arranged
very costly, and where customers will
find him during business hours to
attend to their wants in highly sat.
isfactory manner.
Rev. r. w. Hawkins was elected
to the Office of General Missionary
Superintendent by the General Con.
ference of the Wesleyan Methodist
connection just closed at Grand
Rapids, Mich, which puts him in
control of all their Home and Foreign
Missionary work.-Fralklin Ne,Os.
Mr.. Jesse w. Green, of Sugar
Run, Warren county, who has held
the position of night operator at Tio.
nesta station for the past six or eight
months, and Miss Kate Knox of this
place, departed on the afternoon train
yesterday for Salamanca, N. Y, for
the purpose of having the wedding
knot tied. Friends of the young
couple here will wish them a prosper.
Gus and happy future.
Stevens Uncle Toms Cabin Co.,
is billed to exhibit at the School
House to morrow, Thursday evening.
The company comes we'll recommend,
ed aud will doubtless give a first class
rendition of this great drama. Their
scenery is on fine scale, music origi.
nal, and acting perfect. The play is
one which any person can attend
without the least shock to the moral
sensibilities. Those who would enjoy
treat should secure a seat at once
Reserved seats now on sale at Proper
q Doutt's.