The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-06-15
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil market closed yesterday 54J.

MI N. Ia. IaITlsnt Que Ol Ueuhb
townships prominent lumbermeu gave
US a pleasant call yesterday.
John A. Jones, one of the sue
cessful jobbers for Collins q Co., at
Nebraska, was among our jovial
visitors yesterday.
Mr.. A. p. Anderson of Brookston,
was visitor to town Monday, attend.
ing the opening day Of Treasurer
Hagerty's land sales.
Mr.. j. w. Sowle of Cooper Tract,
who was one of the return judges yes.
terlay, was a pleasant caller at the
REPUBLICAN Office.
Delegate Wayne Cook has our
thanks for Minneapolis papers giving
finely illustrated accounts Of the great
Republican convention.
--Cbas Hunter and Commissioner
Emert have their houses 10 a fair way
to completion, and they will be ready
for occupancy in three or four weeks.
1t has been moved aud seconded
that the name Of the sigual service be
changed to the signal failure. Are
there any remarks ?--Blizzard. Ques
ton
Two more girl babies are reported
by DR.. Mason, on Sunday. One at
Archie Maihe's, Tionesta township,
auI one at w. A. Albaugh's, Hickory
township.
Harvey Foreman has "set his
stakes" for new dwelling house OIL
his lot opposite the Court House
square. 1t will be u commodious and
substantial abode.
Will X. Frost. was the return
judge from Byrcmtowu yesterday, and
his pleasant countenauce lit up the
gloam Of our sauctum for short time
during his sojourn in town.
The w. and Y. w. G. 7. u. will
hold Topic Party in the Keper
Block, on Saturday evening, June
18th, at 8 o'clock. Refreshments, ice
cream aud cake. Tickets 25 cents.
commencement day at the Clarion
Normal School, which comes this year
on the 30lh of June, aill be unusually
Interesting. The speakers will be Sc.
lected from among 80 seniors, and
constitute strong array of talent.
Perhaps some of the Delegates to
the Missionary convention last week
went home under the impression that
Tidioute was a cold water town. There
certainly was water aplenty during
their stay. More than even cold
water town would order.-Ne,Cs.
L. G. Thatcher, who gave his post
office address as Hallton, Elk county,
passed through here the fore part of
last week, a very sick man, his trouble
being well developed case of typhoid
fever. He got as far as David Sutton's 3
place, near Guitonville, where he died
on Thursday night. He was aged
about 3S years.
Tho w. N. Y. & P. Railroad is
nothing if not enterpriSing They an.
nounce the opening of the road be.
tween Cory and Oil City again for the
passenger traffic. Considering the
fearful havoc wrought along this route
by the late food, this is remarkable as
showing what good management aud
enterprise can do.
On Thursday Of last week the
boarding house of H. V. CURL & Co.,
at Gilfoyle, occupied by H. A. Under
wood, was struck by lightning, the
fluid entering by the chimney. knock.
log it to pieces, and tearing up a par.
tition. The family we're at supper at
tue time, but were not injured in the
least. A gas we'll derrick in the i'm.
mediate vicinity was struck at the
same time, injuring it slightly Cyar.
ion Rep, Gazette.
The ladies of Warren, Pa, have
been at work making arrangements
for taking care Of children sent out by
the Tribune Fresh Air Fund. Two
years ago Warren cared for 81 OF
these children. This year they expect
to take SS of them, or about two car
loads. The little ones have always
behaved we'll on these outings. No
children are sent out who have moi
been examined by a competent ply.
sieian, who eertifes to the health and
general cleanliness of each ONE
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