The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-11-30
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
old Hick'ry Farm.

Oil market closed yesterday 532.
Miss Mae Grove is visiting friends
10 Oil City.
born, to Mr.. and Mrs o. B
Miles, Sunday evening of this week, a
sou.
The Reynoldsyille Star is the
handsomest paper that comes to this
office.
David Barnett has a pair of light
bob.sleds for sale. Call at his place
aud sec them. 1t
Special scenery OF Zekel Fortunes
'Old Hick'ry Farm" in Kelley club
rooms, Dec. 8 and 10.
Mrs A Hayden aod young SOD,
of Pittsburg, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II Zones this week.
"A stock company of this place is
negotiating for a 2000 dollar stallion,
10Y quartered at Caufeld's livery
barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.. Mcknight
and children, we're up from Oil City
to spend Thanksgiving with Tionesta
friends.
-Supt Kerr this week %oun
some Of the attractions that may be
looked for at the forthcoming teach
ers' institute.
--Quintain Jameson, Of Jameson
Station. Tionesta township, has a good
fresh milk COW for sale. His postofice
address is 1ionesta, Pa. 2t.
james r Clark had extra cause
to be thankful on thanksgiving day.
A bright little daughter came to his
domicile % that occasion.
The local Nimrod is improving
the present tracking snow to the full
extent. but the venison market is not
glutted that We have heard of.
"A. j. White, u brother of Judge
john Ii. White of Barnett township,
died recently at his home in CalIens
burg, Clarion county, of heart failure.
Squire r, H. Morrison, one of the
pioneer residents of Tidioute and "a
highly esteemed man, died 10 that
place N the 18th inst, aged II years
Among the thanksgiving mar
riage licenses published 10 the Frank
lin NeCs appear the names of "George
Wells Of Tionesta, and Miss Matilda
Rifert Of Tidioute,"
Prof. Armstrong is entertaining
his Vmother and brother this week.
The latter is q resident Of Seattle,
Wash, in which State he owns and
coducts q cattle ranch,
Anthony Greenewalt, a veteran
IF the late war, died suddenly at the
Coulter House, Clarion, on the 18th
inst. He was a brother of j. j.
Greenew1lt, of Barnett township this
county.
If any one in these parts has seen
the much advertised comet yet the
fact has thus far failed to leak out.
Fact is, several have tried hard to see
it, but on account of cloudlness they
couldn't comet. He, he
The public school of this place
will give an entertainment on the eve.
nlng Of Dec. 16, at the school hall.
Proceeds for benefit of schools. The
admission fee will be small. Program
announced later.
Larry McKeegau, the Irish AL.
derman, with the latest comic songs,
is we'll worth the small price of ad,
mission asked to see the greatest Of all
rural dramas, "Old Hick'ry Farm
Kelley club rooms, Dec. 8 and 10.
Mr., Wyman sold several Wagon
loads of wood ashes, which had aceu'
INFLATED at his mill at Oldtowu, to a
farmer who will haul it 20 miles fol
ferlilizing purposes. That farmer ap.
preciates the value of a good ferlil
izer.
The latest and prettiest song now
being sung on the stage, is entitled
"The Indian Summer Time" 1t is by
the popular auth r, Will L. Thompsor
of East Liverpool, Ohio, The price il
40 cents, Send the author half price
and you will receive a copy.
The editors thanksgiving Dime.
was very much enhanced by a gooC
supply of about the finest celery it ha.
been our delight to tackle for mauy {
day from the garden Of u. T Shriver
If lack can always bit ii like hat il
raising this very toothsome "yarb,'