The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-09-23
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil market closed yesterday col.

renee & Smearbaugh's store. 2t
Miss Blanche Pease is visiting
relatives at Bradford.
Fine corn weather the past week
or more, aud good show for big yield
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kircbartz are
attending the Brookville fair this
week.
Lieut.. w. P. Michel, of Warren,
visited with Mr.. F. F. Whittekin over
last Sabbath.
Mr.. H. w. Ledebur wac visitor
to town Monday and gave the REPUB
LICAN q call.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Bleakley, of
Franklin, were guests Of Mrs. II. II.
May over last Sabbath.
Republicans, you are not forget.
ting about the payment of your taxes
in order to get a vote this fall, are
you?
The new dwelling house that is
being erected by N. S. Foreman, on
his lot just north of G. X. Bradbury's
house, is nearing completion, and will
be convenient and pleasant domicile
when finished.
Rev. and Mrs. F. M. Small Of
Petrolia, are spending few days with
relatives and friends in this communi.
ty. Rev. Small occupied Rev. Rum.
berger's pulpit at the M. Z. Church
last Sabbath evening.
Will Kepler came home during
the week from Centre county, where
he had been at his fathers bedside,
but returned again last evening. He
reports his father as somewhat better,
although yet in very critical condi.
tion.
Constable Murray Nash, of Howe
township, attended the first session OF
court in his official capacity, aud gave
the REPUBLICAN a pleasant call Mon.
dag. He reports the lumber business
in his section as quite active this
season.
The Wesleyan Methodists will
hold quarterly meeting services in the
7 oh fipip m
Saturday evening, Sept. 26, aud con.
linuing over Sabbath. Rev. G. w
Sibley will be present and assist Rev
Brennan in the services. All are cor
daily invited.
The buckwbeat crop, which il
being rapidly harvested during thest
delightful days, averages up well will
; the other abundant crops of this year
so that the prospects for good supply
of pancakes for the winter, and cor
responding yield of "buckwheat itch
in the spring, are all right.
Mr.. Shawkey of the Lawreuc,
House is planning to move the billiard
: room annex to the rear of the hote
!. around to a position on the yacan
ground between the DiDgmau & Dali
Office and the hotel proper. Th
foundation has already been built. l
is the intention, we understand, to Fl
up the building for office purposes.
|; The scheme of collecting postag
J. stamps by 100000 or million is
! snide game, exclaims the Franklin
J. NelOs. There is but one profitable US
to which purchaser eau put them
viz: To clean up those that have bee
; imperfectly Cancelled and illegally US
them again. Perhaps in this way tn
buyer can fix up enough stamps to b
able to pay considerable more tha
n $40 per 100000.
- The Mexican Miner has thi
!, pleasant reference to a brother {
Q Hon. N. p. Wheeler: "The nomins
tion of VIM. E. Wheeler, Esq, {
: Portville, last week, Member of As
II sembly in the 1st Cattaraugus count
!, district, is very gratifying to a larg
Of number of the citizens of McKea
le county. For many years Mr.. Wbeelt
20 20 has had large business interests in tb
county and his reputation for strit
- business integrity and fair dealing
proverbial. The Republicans of II
a, lst district of Cattaraugus are exceed
c. ingly fortunate in their nOminatiO
oi for Assembly"
We never were behind on shoe
but this season our stock is the mo
- complete in all grades ! I'd sizes it bi
Ill ever before been. Our Noes are a
TO TO ways satisfactory. WAu buyiI
n shoes come to US first. Laurence
n. Smearbaugh. Nt.