The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-05-11
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil market closed Yesterday 57s.

Annual inspection of Stow Post
takes place May IL. All members
are requested to be present.
Come out and try a sample ballot
1t the Pittsburg Times voting school
next Tuesday, at the court house.
John Brecht, one Of the REPUB.
LIcAN's staunch Hickory township
friends, was a visitor to town last
Saturday.
DIR. Fisher, Dentist, will be ut
Kellettville during the week begin.
ming May %, aud will be glad TO see
all iu need Of work in his line. 1t
The F. M. Church has recently
undergone complete renovation
inside, the walls nicely papered, and
altogether made to look very bright
and cheerful.
The waters in both creek and
river have greatly receded aud now
are almost back to their normal spring
condition The Aood was big one
for this time of year.
Fruit trees of all kind are show.
ing sigus of blooming. Peach aud
cherry trees are "out," aud if blossoms
are auy Indication Juneberries will be
good crop this season.
WANTED Several good agents Ia
sell Stereoscopes and Views by sam
pie. Big profits. Goods given OF
time. Address, THE RoUss STEREo
SCOPE Co, Franklin, Pa. q.
Mr.. CASTOR, who lately becam,
the owner of the timber on the Old
town property and will have it manu-
factured this summer, has moved into
the DR.. Hunter house on River ST.
Charles Hunter is erecting a foe
dwelling on the ground in rear of and
little south of the depot, and has il
well under way. The location is n
nice one, commanding Wgood view q
the river and The town.
William Mitchell, aged upwe'
Of so years, died at the home of hil
son.in law, Herman Carbaugh, near
Newmansville. on Monday morning
last. The funeral was held yesterday
Rev. A. T. Sager, officiating. |
The Demorest medal contes,
which we had booked for last Friday
evening, Con the authority of half
dozen supposed to be responsible par
ties, more or less) takes place at tn,
NJ. i. Church this, Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. J. r. Chadwick, who ha
been resident Of Tidioute for som
time, is again one of US, having re
turned with his family last week. ant
occupies part of Mr.. Carlsou's house
above the Hunter grist mill, acros
the river.
Court convenes next week. Th
list Of causes set down for trial i
somewhat larger than usual, and bid
fair to lengthen the term out the ful
week. The hearing of license appli
cations will make this term of rathe
more than usual interest.
The increased attendance at tn
Clarion Normal School has made /
necessary to add three new member
to the faculty. The enrolment i
larger than ever before, but all th
students are comfortably provided for
and many more can be accommodated
james Thomson caught "ho
liner" on the left arm below the elbow
10 the shape of piece of edging from
the edger saw of Collins q Co.'S mil
at Nebraska, one day last week. N,
bones were broken, but the injury has
been severe enough to lay Jim off fo
a week or ten days.
"A nice class of turaouts is nov
kept at Canfeld's livery, aud beside
running carriage to and from al
passenger trains, he is prepared t,
furnish handsome carriage anC
coachman to all who wish to max,
calls in town. Orders left at the offic,
will receive prompt attention. .
Who is the Tionesta "swiper p
The Blizzard of Monday says: Tive
Oil City boys and man from Tiones
ia "swiPed" a big. fat turkey from
Tommy Gents restaurant Saturday
evening and started up the railroad
track, probably bound for Buffalo
when Tommy discovered the theft anC
checked the departure of the hungry
trio. Out of regard for the parents o
the boys the turkey lihers were no
prosecuted.