The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-08-17
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil market closed yesterday 55g.

week let a number Of boats aud barges
out in fiue shape.
Mrs. DIR. Siggins is entertaining
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hall, Of
Steubenville, Ohio.
-Ex. County Commissioner Shields
of Barnett, was circulating among
friends here Monday.
Mrs. Devices and Mrs. Partridge
are paying a visit to their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Dale.
Constable John Coon, of jerks,
was pleasant caller at the REPUBLI-
CAN office one day last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred. Weary and
children, of Oil City, we're guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Klinestiver last
Sabbath.
Several car loads of rails for the
new Ross Run road are daily unload.
ing at Hickory, and the road is being
pushed rapidly along.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Brockway, of
Spartansburg, were visiting Tionesta
friends part of last week, with
whom they met hearty welcome.
Schools begin in the borough tive
weeks from next Tuesday, Sept. 6.
Monday is the regular day for opening,
but that is Labor Day, legal holiday,
The Juniors of Marienville crossed
bats with the Juniors of Tionesta here
last Saturday. The game was a little
one sided, Tionesta leading by score
of 81 to II.
TO vote this fall you must be
registered on or before September Sth,
aud your State or County tax must be
paid before Oct. Sth. Don't neglect
these important duties.
Attention is directed to the notice
of mill property for sale, by assignee
S. S. fowler, in this issue. Parties
looking for bargains in this line would
do we'll to make note Of the date oi
sale, &c.
George Dawson is home from
Homestead on thirty days furlough
He belongs to the Warren company
None Of the boys are stuck on their
job, which promises to last considera.
BILE time yet.
To those who would enjoy a very
pleasant 10 days outing at a very
moderate outlay the excursion to The
Thousand Islands, leaving here at SAC
A. NJ. Aug. %, offers rare chance
Fare for the round trip only Sc 90.
Postmaster Pierce of North East
Erie county, was circulating among
old Tionesta friends the fore part o.
the week. He reports the prospective
grape crop very fine, and thinks hi'
firm will ship at least $4,000 baskets
this season.
Cant say whether any hereabout'
are interested, but here's a recent rul
ing of a postmaster General: "Wher
a female employe of a post.ofiicC
changes her namo by marriage, and re
mains in the employ OF the office, sht
should take oath anew under her new
name.
Mr.. w. G. Wyman has rented
the Geo. Watson house and will occu
py it soon as he can conveniently
make the change. Charlie Kircharti
will occupy the part of Mrs. Reck'
house vacated by Mr.. Wyman. Rev
McAninch will also take rooms in thu
Watson house.
The Kelley Club, of this city
decided at their meeting on Saturday
evening to hold reunion at Tionestt
on Saturday, Sept. 10. They expect
that several hundred graduates vii
attend, as all the alumni in this par
of the country will be invited
Franklin Nelos.
Our columns are a trihe crowded
with advertising just now, which con
sidersbly curtails regular reading
matter. We're sorry for this of course
but can't we'll refuse the ads. without
offending the advertisers, and TO give
ofense to any is a thing against which
our gentle nature revolts.
1t is often asked if the reoent
trouble at Edinboro would affect thC
school during the coming year tt
only effect will be to make the author
titles doubly diligent. The school vii
be success. Young people will dc
we'll to avail themselves of the extrG
| advantages offered nj Edinboro