The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-09-07
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil market closed yesterday 55i.

-Scowden & Clark's large new an
mex is looming up in fine shape.
w. d. Norton of Leeper, called
on the REPUBLICAN last Thursday.
Miss Hattie Bettes of Titusville
was the guest Of Miss Mae Grove, Sun-
day.
Mrs. George Carr, of Jamestown, N.
Y, was with Tionesta friends over last
Sabbath.
WIN. r. Reck, of the Mexican
county field, spent part of the past
week with Tionesta friends.
&C. A. Randall has erected q new
barn on his farm, the old Kiser place,
two miles up Tionesta creek from here.
Clean up. It won't hurt even il
there isn't any cholera in the land,
and will do a power of good if there is.
WIN. Hood has completed new
barn on the sight of the one destroyed
by lightning in the fore part of the
summer.
Mrs. w. W. Hulings and Miss
Ida Ruff of Allegheny, were guests Of
d. w. Clark's family a day or two Of
last week.
Rev. Rumberger is attending Con.
ference at Warren this week, and next
Sabbath the M. E. church here will be
without pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rumbaugh oi
Worthington, Armstrong county, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. HI. M. Fore.
man during the past week.
Alex G. Pardee, one of Mead
ville's brightest journalists, spent few
hours in town last Wednesday, and
gave the REPUBLICAN a pleasant call
Lost, Sept. Sd, on road leading
from Hickory to Ross Run, a gray
Connemara cloak. The finder sending
it to East Hickory, Pa, will be paid
for trouble by the postmaster. 1t.
The Sullivan and Corbett slug.
ging match takes place at New Or.
leans to-day. We have had no news
from there up to the hour of going to
press, but our old shoes are still up on
John L.
II. A. Wheeler Esq, of Titusville,
has assumed the management of the
Kelley Institute here, vice Jas. d.
Davis. who has disposed of his inter
est in the institute. Upward of thirty
patients are now on the rolls.
The squirrel season opened up
rather auspiciously, and sinse Thurs
day there has been more or less canon,
aiding on the hillsides, with now and
then a fair string brought in. The
shooting promises good.
The Derrick's monthly oil report
shows that there were thirty. seven few
er wells completed in August than
July, with an increase of seventeen in
active operations and decrease of O..
210 barrels in new production.
Several Of our citizens expect to
take in the excursion to Toronto over
the w. N. Y. and P. road leaving here
next Friday morning at 6:45. The
fare, SO rs, is good for ten days re-
turning, which gives plenty of time fol
sight seeing in Canada's big city.
Rev. MeAnnich is absent thil
week on visit to his old friend, Rev
j. V. Bell of Indiana county, whom
he will assist in conducting Commun.
ion services next Sabbath. The Pres
byterian pulpit here will be occupied
next Sabbath evening at 7;30 by Rev
J. T. Brennan.
The Pleasantville Record says
A young son of VIM. Kraf of Neil
town, met with a terrible accident
Monday, by falling from a horse and
striking his face on an ak. The chin
and part of the flesh from his throat
was cut completely of. He was
brought to Pleasantville and his
wounds attended to by DR.. Lupher.
The little sufferers condition is pitiful
in the extreme.
Here is one from the Spartaus.
burg Seminal The chap who wrote it
should come on at once and take the
Kelley treatment: "a bali game ia be.
ing arranged between Franklin aud
Tlonesta on Saturday, September 10th,
the day Of the reunion Of the Kelley
graduates. Tho Franklin team are
bummers, and as TiOnesia will put in
a good deal of time in practice at the
hotels, first class nine is expected Of
the TiOnesta team"