The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-03-25
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil market closed yesterday 72s.

Miss Blanche Pease IS visiting
relatives at Bradford this week.
Garden seeds are on tap, with
little onions occupying the top shelf,
and labeled 25c. pr. qt., or a little less
than a cent a one.
Suckers are dead ripe now, and
the small boy has discovered it by a
large majority, if the strings brought
in can be 80 construed.
Hon. s. Newton P.ettis, Of Mead.
Vile, was a visitor to Tionesta last
Saturday and gave the REPUBLICAN
sanctum a pleasant call.
-Forty.four license applications
had been fled in Warren county up
to last Saturday. They will be heard
on the second Monday in April,
Last Saturday was the first day
of Spring, accOrdin' to the almanac,
and every cold day from this hence
may be said to be a Lingering Of
winter in the lap of spring"
The REPUBLICAN acknowledges q
pleasant call from Judge and Mrs. j.
H. White, of Barnett, accompanied
by Mesdames Fitzgerald and Morrow,
of the Borough, on Wednesday of last
week.
jesse, the bright little boy of B.
+. Wiuans, of Kellettville, Pa, died
yesterday morning, Of scarlet fever.
The child was aged 4 years. The
parents have our sincere sympathy in
their bereavement.
David Barnett's new store build.
ing will soon be looming upward the
lumber is nearly all on the ground,
and Mason Joyce will have the walls
completed in a few days now, if the
weather remains fair.
The trout season opens next
Wednesday, n week from to-day,
legally; that it has been opened lille
gally ere this scarcely admits OF
doubt. 'Twould be a breach of the
rule if it hadn't been.
Il bave tried Salvation Oil in my
own case for neuralgia and experienced
much benefit from its use. It's very
penetrating and always gives relief
j S. Lewis. Manufacturer Boots and
Shoes, "a Fayette ST., Baltimore, Md.
Rev. McAninch entertained a
large party of the Presbyterian Sab.
bath school at the residence of DR..
Siggins last evening. The exercises
were specially designed for the young.
er portion of the school, and were
quite entertaining.
j. NJ. Kepler is making prepare
lions to build at least one, and perhaps
two, dwelling houses on the site of the
store building lately consumed. And
thus is the "burnt district" of Tones.
ia rising from its ashes 10 more sub.
stantial manner than ever.
Squire Setley did a land.ofice
business in weddings yesterday at the
Prothonotary's Office, as will be seen
by u glance at our marriage notices
The marriage of father and two daugh.
tiers at the same hour is rather an un'
usual, though by no means an un'
pleasant occurrence, We should say.
1t is the opinion of the Oil City
Blizzard that considerable grape vine
planting will be done this season along
the river hills and there should be
more of it done. There is no good
reason why miles of the hills along
the Allegheny should not be trans
formed into continuous and profitable
vineyards.
Next Sunday will be Easter Sun.
day, and already.the en'fruit is tight.
ening up materially, it being a diff
cult matter to get any at this early
stage of the proceedings. The M. E
Sabbath School has in preparation at
appropriate service for Sunday eve.
ming to take the place of the regular
preaching. We believe the othel
churches are making no special prepa,
ratiOns this year.
"A quiet wedding took place at the
residence of Mr.. Daniel Walters yes.
terday morning, the contracting par,
ties being Mr.. John Walter and Miss
Mary Dotterer, two estimable young
people, we'll and favOrably known tc
many of our readers, Rev. McAnineh
&C lard -resbytetian church, perform
8 the ceremony, which was witnessed
by a few of the intimate friends OF the
bride and groom. The REPUBLICAN
jo Is their friends in best wishes to thu
haNPy young couple.