The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-11-16
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
oil market closed yestsrday b2I

Miss Alice Darr of Oil City, il
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Geo. Dunkle
Mrs. FELTON, has moved into tbt
house lately vacated by Mr.. HillarC
in the north ward.
George Folwell of the Pleasant
vile Record force was a caller at the
REPUBLICAN Office last Wednesday.
Joe Morgan, George Holemau
aud George Critchlow are taking out
square timber for Lawrence q Smear.
baugh at Devil Hollow this winter.
james Landers has taken a pos.
ition with Orion Siggins Esq, of West
Hickory as book. keeper and general
overseer of his business at that place.
Thanksgiving day one week from
to morrow. Have you spotted that
turkey yet? If not, tits time you were.
Grow will have to suffice for some Of
us.
Billy Clark was the first to try the
s~leighing last Thursday, having driven
to town that morning ir a sleigh, bells
and all, TO make his customary milk
circuit.
The Venaugo county Poor House
was destroyed by fire last Thursday.
The building cost upward of of $780,.
600 when built, and was insured for
$40,0
While in town call at Scowden d
Clark's commodious warerooms and
examine their iue collection of sleighs.
All of the latest patterns, and a prices
to please and fit all pocket books. If
Mr.. Chas. Carman, from Peters.
burg, Ill.,, writes: l know Salvation
Oil to be a very good remedy for neu.
ralgia, rheumatism, burns, tootha ache
aud cuts. We are never without IT,"
Among the REPUBLICANS wei.
come callers this week was our old
friend Rev. G. Il. Thompson, now of
Plumer, Pa, who attended the Ep.
worth League convention, in which he
took a prominent part.
MIR. a. w. Richards has been en-.
gagged TO superintend and manage af.
fairs for the Gas Company, keeping
the hooks, looking after the wells,
lines, etc. AL. has already arrived and
entered upon his new duties,
The marriage of Miss Bessie Leg.
nard Nh. Augustus Steele is to be sol
emnized at the bribe's home in Wauke.
gan, Ill, to-day. Miss Legnard has
many friends in Tiouesta who will
wish her a blissful married life.
The REPUBLICAN joins the many
friends of Mr.. r. NJ. Morrison, Of Ma.
rieHville, in congratulations aud good
wishes on the occasion of his marriage,
due notice of which appears ia this is.
sue. Success and loag life tn you and
yours, Milt.
Rev, j. E Hillsrd has moved his
family to franklin, where he was ap.
pointed 10y the last session of the M. e.
Conference to a circuit embracing
three charges. The best wishes of
many Ticnesta friends go with them
to their new home.
The pleasant smile which Treason.
elect Jameson is wearing these. days
is not wholly on account of the hand.
some majority he received, but the
little girl which came to his house Just
previous to election to keep his three
boys company has much to do with his
eKuberance of spirit.
[Conrad Ikenburg is the second
lucky bear slayer 10 this section, hav-
ing brought down one on the head
waters of Bear Greek last. Friday.
The hall of it was sold here, and went
like hot cakes. The varmint had
robbed a number of the farmers bee
hives up around Guitouville.
Next week will be court week.
There are a number of important civil
suits on the list and some Common.
wealth business to occupy the attention
of Judges, lawyers, jurors aud witness.
es. The latch.string of our office door
is out to all who wish to call, either for
~sociability or to square up that little
account.
Mamie Wilson, a former Tionesta
boy, was a visitor to town the past
week. He came down from Rock
City, Mexican county, where be DOW
lives, TO pay a visit to his father, w.
q. Wilson of Kelletville. 1t was his
first return since his departure from
Iionesta, nearly 80 years ago, and be
found great changes since then. 4.