The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-07-29
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Oil market closed yesterday 62i.
Mrs. j. G. Conway of Titusville,
is paying a visit to her sister Mrs. s.
S. Garfield.
Mrs. Is. W. May and Benjamin
Jr., of Chicago, are here visiting Mrs.
Ii. II, May.
Mrs. M. G. Myers, nee Nellie
Walters, of Pittsburg, is paying q
visit to her parents.
Miss Gussie Campbell entertained
a party Of hel young friends on Mon.
day evening of this week.
Mrs. DR.. Morrow has been visit
Jog relatives in Pleasantville and I'll
tusville during the past'week.
Will G. Allan was down from
West Hickory Monday, aud shook
hands With lots Of old friends.
Mrs. Mary Lcard of Pittsburg, is
paying a visit to her parentS of Ger.
man Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kiser
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Hopkins at
tended surprise party given in honor
of his mothers birthday, at Pleasant
vile last evening.
Mr.. j. E. Stoughton, East Hick.
ory's first class blacksmith, was a visi-
tor to town last Wednesday, aud gave
the REPUBLICAN pleasant call.
To morrow morning the Niagara
excursion train starts from here.
There is likely to be a large attend.
ance from this section, according to
the talk.
The Brookville Republican has
changed its makeup from folio to a
quarto, which, with the new head, go
completely improved and altered its
appearance that we scarcely recognized
it,
We understand Tidioule and
Tionesta are trying to get together
once more, and will likely play here
or there on Friday afternoon next.
The game will be hotly contested if it
comes off.
John w. Reed and James T.
Malfett, both well known attorneys of
the Clarion bar, are announced as
candidates for the Republican nomi.
nation for President Judge in the
Clarion Jefferson district.
Mrs. S. S. Hulings, accompanied
by her nieces, Misses Winnie and Dclva
Randall, are paying two weeks visit
to relatives aud friends in Sandy
Lake, Conneautville, aud other por.
tiOns Of Crawford county.
The Blizzard philosopher is of the
opinion that she who tells all his Sc.
crets to others, asking them at the
same time to keep them, displays a
lack of confidence in himself to do
what he asks others to do for him."
Governor Pattison, on Monday,
appointed Capt. VIM. w. Barr, Of
Clarion, to the President Judgeship OF
Clarion and Jefferson counties, in
place of the late Judge Wilson. The
appointment gives general satisfaction.
One of the greatest landslides
that the w. N. Y. d p. has ever had
to contend with came down onto the
track near Duun's Eddy, below Ir.
vinetOn, last Friday. Passenger trains
ran regularly, although somewhat de.
layed by making transfers, for two or
three days. All is clear now.
What does the phrase "He isn't
in it" come FRONT asks a subscriber.
According to the best authorities it is
attributed to Noah, who used the re.
mark derisively in referring to some
prOiane person who had criticised the
building of the ark Toledo Ne,os
Although the gag" is worn about as
nearly threadbare as it is possible to
get, we didn't suppose it was that old,
Persons having visitors of whom
they are not ashamed and who are
welcome, are invited to send their
names to this Office" That's the ar.
bitrary, tyrannical way in which the
FOREST REPUBLICAN keeps its person
al column booming. With such a
notice staring one in the face, every.
body entertaining visitor must feel
compelled to communicate with the
REPUBLICAN or else prepare to bid
goodbye to the guest.-FrankIin Ne,os
Well, not quite so bad as that, Bro
Ne'cS. Fact is, however, when fellow
tries his best to keep run of all the
personals" and then it every now.
and.then is limited to him that he is
nartiel hooa,eo - Hl:ls.