The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-08-26
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil market closed yesterday 64t.


Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Law, Of
South Oil City, gave friends here q
visit over last Sabbath.
Several Of Tionosta's people are
in the berry woods this week laying in
their supply of the dusky fruit.
George Bush, o former Forest
county boy, now of Butler, is paying
. visit to old friends in these parts.
MIR. A. b. Kelly is the new mem,
ber of the Republican State Commit
tee for Forest county for the ensuing
year.
Mrs j. c. Colegrove, of Cory, is
paying visit to her parents at the
Central House, Mr.. and Mrs. o. G.
Brownell.
MIR. N. G. Cole of Nebraska,
mourns the loss of an infant sou, aged
one week, which was buried in River.
eide last Sabbath.
Mr.. l.. +. Osgood, Gd.sawyer
or Wheeler & Dusenbury's fine band
mill at Stowtown, gave the REPUBLI
CAN pleasant call Friday.
Mrs. NJ. X. Leard, who has been
visiting her parents on German Hill
for few weeks past, was the guest of
Mrs. Wn. Smearbsugh over last Sab.
bath.
Dentist Chas II. Davis will be
at DR.. Towler's Office, Marienville,
during the first week in each month,
prepared to do all work 10 the dental
line. He guarantees all his work.
Rev. Jenkins and his assistants
departed yesterday morning for Ma
rienville, where they expect to hold a
camp meeting, having flushed his
work in this place. The attendance
at the meetings here was very fair.
To day our team is in Warren
playing ball" Two games will be
played, weather permitting, and as the
Warren team has been greatly
strengthened, as we'll AS Tionesta's,
some interesting sport may be expected.
Joseph Morgan is obliged to let
the boys do the boat building ut the
Lawrence & Smearbaugh scaff1ld for
few days, being knocked out by q
bad cut on the back Of his left hand,
the result of mis- stroke from haud.
axe last Thursday.
The Warren county fair promises
some fine attractions, aside from the
customary big pumpkin exhibit usual
to county fairs. Besides being the
best in this section it is the hsndiest,
aud always draws largely from our
people. Time. Sept. s. 8, 10 and II.
Our thanks are due d. w. Clark
for the largest tomato We have ever
seen. 1t weighed one pound and nine
ounces, WAS solid as rock, so to
speak, and made a fair meal for the
whole family. It wasn't "picked"
tomato, but one such as he gathers off
his vines almost daily.
The annual re union of the 83d
Reg. Pa. Vols, will take place at
Cory, Pa, on Tuesday, Sept. 9Th.
1891. The surviving members of the
regiment are earnestly requested to be
In attendance, aud a cordial invitation
is also extended to all old soldiers to
join in the festivities. If.
The Warren Nail celebrated its
43d birthday last week by donuing a
new dress of type, and erecting on
itself q new head, besides showing
general marks of prosperity in its old
age Merit gets there every time. and
this case is no exception to the rule.
Our hest wishes to you.
John W. Beverly, one of the col.
ored attendants at the camp meeting,
was arrested here last Saturday at the
instance of q groeeryman of New
Castle, who claims that Beverly OBJ.
tained goods from him to sell at the
camp meeting held there, and failed to
pay for them. The aecused|Was taken
to New Castle.
Mr.. d. S. Drury of Marienvills,
gave us a pleasant call last Saturday.
But it wasn't SO pleasant when he in.
formed us Of his intention to leave
these diggin's and locate in California.
He expects to go about the first OF
September, and will be accompanied
by Messrs. w. II. Frost aud Ed. Van.
horn, of Pigeon, who will take look
at the country.