The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-06-17
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil market closed yesterday 688.

Jill market closed yesterday 0os.
Mrs. F. A. Wheeler, of Titusville,
is visiting DR.. Siggins' family.
-Marienville will celebrate the
Fourth in grand style this year.
John Charleston lost a good team
horse on Monday night from collie.
Remember the s%tereopticon exhi.
bition at the school hall next Friday
evening.
Mrs. G. w. tents and son Lewis,
of Clarksburg, w. Va, are visiting
relatives in this section.
Mics Ssvilla Keister, of East
Hickory, was the guest Of Miss Lizzie
Randall over last Sabbath.
C. w. Bovard and David Bar
nett are laying q substantial tile drain
from their properties to the river.
DIR. and Mrs. F. I. Mason visited
the doctors parents at Townville,
Crawford county, during the week.
-Corb. Agnew has a neat little
dwelling house nearly completed 10
the north ward, and will occupy the
same shortly.
-Wheeler's new mill at Stowtown,
is about ready to begin cutting. 1t is
a better mill than the one burnt last
winter, so we are told.
j. T. Brennan has had a neat
little cellar built to one side of his
house in the north ward, and is having
an addition to his house built over the
same.
Attention is directed to the an.
nual reports of the Auditors of TIC.
nesta and Harmony townships, ia this
issue, and which are gotten up in com.
prehensive style.
Charley Butler got the tips of the
fingers of his left hand too previously
near the slasher saw Of Lawrence &
Smearbaugh's mill yesterday morning,
and now he'll have to carry them
around in a sling for a few days.
The annual reunion of the North.
western Association, Dept Of Pa, G.
A. r., will be held in franklin this
year, on Wednesday, August 18th,
next. 1t is likely a large delegation
will attend from this section,
Mrs. Emma Whiteman of Kel.
lettville, was down from that place
over Sunday and stayed with her sister
: Mrs. Hagerty. On Monday morning
she returned home, Mrs. L. j. Hopkins
: accompanying her for a weeks visit
--Prothonotary Aruer's youngest
little girl, in some way unknown to
. the family, hurt her arm so badly al
the wrist as to require the attention Of
a physician, who found the arm con,
siderably bent but thinks none Of the
bones broken.
. ALLEN L. Maze, son of Jackson
Maze, of near Cooksburg, this county
died at his home on the 9th inst, after
: an illness of but two days. Deceased
!; was a member of Camp 5O4, P. o. S
!. Of A, and was aged IS years, {
i months and Is days.
john Grubbs is drilling a wateI
we'll on the Robinson property, occu
pied by j. G. Scowden, ADD soon Jo'
will not be at the mercy Of his neigh
bors for his supply of water, which by
!, the.way, is running pretty low in som,
of the wells of the town.
i Mrs. Hannah Ittel died at he
: home near COOksburg, this county oil
the Sth inst, aged so years, IL month
! aud B days. Mrs. Ittel was the widow
If of George Ittel, whose tragic death
less than a year ago, by a falling tree
the REPUBLICAN chronicled at tn
time.
-Landers q Bovard started th
machinery in their handle factory las
week, but have yet considerable
"trueing Up" to do before they ca
commence turning out regular work
70 They will shortly have a practice
wood worker employed and then thing
will hum at the new industry.
Mr.. j. A. Shriver has conclude
to migrate to the far west, and vii
next week start for Chehalis, Wash
; ington, where he will enter the emplO
. of Messrs. Lacy e. Mealy, who hav
purchased the Russell lumber plant q
. that place. Add. will offer his entir
stock of horses, cattle, farming implC
ments, household goods, &C., at publ
III sale next Friday, June 10th, CON
10 o mencing at 1 o'clock P. m. Thoa
n wishing anything in that line shoul
u. be on hand promptly.