The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-08-31
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
oil market closed yesterday 553.

Oll tndIhSb ClOsSu yesLoiuaJ Oo2'
Hon. j. B. Agnew is home from
Washington for court week.
Commissioners Emert is moving
into his cozy new house this week.
The summer vacation scholars are
packing their grips for the return trip.
Editor White of Tidioute was
drafted to court here Monday, but got
excused.
j. S. Caldwell, Byromtown,s 8 hust.
ling butcher, was attending court this
week. Jack is as happy as ever.
Harry Klinestiver, who has been
on the REPUBLICANS force for several
years, has taken "sit." on the Tidi.
cute NeaOs.
Mrs. Jas. H. Morrow of Dexter,
Iowa, is paying visit to the family
of her brotherin.law, DR.. Morrow.
She is accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Emma.
The squirrel season opens to NOR.
row, Sept. 1st. The shooting promises
fairly good, a number of the frisky
little fellow havings been seen in
different sections hereabout.
The Warren Mail recently entered
upon its 45th volume. Sound Repub-
Iicanism, strict reliability, clean cut,
able and always decent, the Mail is a
welcome guest wherever it goes.
The dedication to the lords SER
vice of the addition recently built to
the M. E. Church took place last Sab.
bath evening with appropriate servi'
ces, Rev. Rumberger presiding.
Our old friend John walters, one
Of the solid Republicans =" Ienks
township, was in town this and
gave us a pleasant CALL ne's the
same John wherever you find him.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Wyman are
entertaining Mr.. WIS mother, Mrs. j
D. Wyman of Meadville, and sisters,
Mrs. j. N. Burt of Oswego, NY, and
Miss Il. Maud Wyman of Chattanooga
Tenn.
Grove Bros. are drilling a well
on the Kelly farm, about two and 9
half miles up Tionesta creek from
here. The REPUBLICAN ventures the
prediction that they get oil. Kind o
feel it in our bones, you know.
Broad AK Smith will commence
camp meeting services, as announced
next Saturday evening. A good choil
of singers will be present and make
the grove fairly ring with their sweet
melodies. Two services on Sunday.
-Scowden & Clark are getting ir
shape to rush up their new building
having all the timbers and lumber OF
the ground, and the foundation com
pleted. 1t will make nice improve
ment to their already convenient plant
The new school houses erected il
Tionesta township this summer, the
one on German Hill by VIM. Dick
rager, and that at Hunter Station by
Melchor Jaun, are about ready for tn,
birch, and schools will open in then
at the regular time.
The Tionesta photograph gallery
will be open only on Wednesdays un
til further notice. On these days Mr.
Sires will give his personal attention
to the work and make the sitting
himself. No better guarantee of sat
isfaction could be asked. 2t
Superintendent Kerr has decided
on December 10Th as the date for tn,
opening of the teachers institute il
this county. He will have a gooC
corps of instructors and lecturers foi
the occasion, which is expected to b,
one of the best yet held in the county
"A ball game is being arranged
between Franklin and Tionesta t
take place here on Saturday, Sept
10th, the day of the reunion of th,
Kelley graduates. The Franklir
team is a hummer, and as Tionestl
will put in a good deal of time il
practice and have a first class nine il
the field, the best game Of the season
may be looked for.
The Grand Army boys hav,
received official intelligence to tn,
effect that the fare for the round triI
from this section to Washington OF
the occasion of the grand re. union
Sept. 20. will be 5000. This is not a
low as was first expected it would be
but as 1t s considerably less than hal
regular fafe, there seems little disposi
tion to complain, aud a goodly dele
CATION will doubtless attend from thi
vicinity