The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-04-29
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
oil market closed Yesterday $50.

Peach and juneberry trees are in
full bloom, and promise we'll so far.
"A new ad. will appear in the
space allotted to David Mintz, Ma
rienville, next week. Look for it.
Rev. McAnincb and Mr.. Kelly
are attending a meeting of Clarion
Presbytery at Edeuburg this week.
Mrs. DR.. Cook and the baby, of
Buffalo, are expected to arrive to-day
on a visit to parents and grandpa and
grandma Davis.
Marriage license taken out in
Clarion county last week II. w.
Weeter of Marienville, and Sarah
Master Of Clarion township.
The five.months. old boy baby of
County Auditor Dick Flynn, of New.
town Mills, died Monday Of this week
and was laid to rest yesterday.
Pat. Joyce commenced work this
week on the stone work on the two
dwelling houses going up on the KEEP.
Ter lot, next to Barnett's new block.
Mrs. 7. b. Cobb arrived y~ester.
day from West Chester, Pa, to be
present at the funeral of her late la.
mented husband. She is accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs. DR.. Dunn.
Merchant, lumberman and all
round good citizen, Cbas. S. Leech, Of
Marienville, was a visitor to the
county seat last Thursday. He re.
ports his town in a h%ourishing condi.
ton.
Mrs. John Grubbs will have O
large supply Of tomato and cabbage
plants to dispose Of this season. Out
of several hundred cabbage plants
sold last season Of her raising not one
was affected with club root.
Hon. Geo. F. Kribbs, our Con
gresham, and Lawyer Hiudman, were
over from Clarion Monday. Mr..
Kribbs met many Of his Democratic
constituents, but seemed to give biz
Republican, friends the go.by.
when My Ship Comes Over the
Sea-" as sung by Denman Thoupson''
Quartette in "The'Old Homestead" i,
the latest musical hit by the popular
song writer, VIII L. Thompson. Price
70 cents Published by VIII L
Thompson d Co., $50 Wabash Ave.
Chicago.
The remains of the late Mr.. L. b
Cobb, which we're temporarily inferred
at Clay City, KY, arrived here yester
day and will be buried in Riversid,
cemetery 20. morrow afternoon at
o'clock. The funeral will be iD charge
Of the Masonic aud p. o. S. of A. or
ders, which will attend in a body.
Mr.. A. II. Darrah was down from
Tidioute, Monday, circulating among
old acquaintance. He was here il
the interest of the Butterick Fashion
Pattern concern, aud established al
agency with Mrs. Bovard, where oul
ladies may call for anything they wisl
in the pattern line. MI. ID. was look
Jog well and prosperous.
Mrs. Rachel Mcintyre, mother o
the young man who was recently
drowned, as we'll the sisters ant
brother, wish to return sincerest thank
to the citizens of Tionesta aud vicinity
for the efforts made and help EXTENDED
to recover the body of the drownet
boy. Words fail to express the graft
tude they feel for the assistance rem
dered in this sad affair.
Our readers should carefully ex
anime the silver dollars they handle
for a number of counterfeits are SAT-
to be in circulation in and about town
The counterfeit is much lighter tina
the genuine dollar, while the lettering
and other work ON the two sides O
the piece are very imperfect. TIL
issue of 1884 is the one that is coun
terfeited.- ES.
Veterans of the late war shout,
keep their eyes open. There is a ne,
swindle about. This time it is a can
vasser pretending to be securing date
for a soldiers history. The question
asked are cheerfully and correctl
answered by all. After the informa
tiOr has been written out the unsus
pectiag informant is requested to sig
it, being assured that it is only wante
as authority for publishing, After
few days those interviewed are fuI
nished with a S15 history, and al