The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-08-10
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
oil market closed yesterd day 64i

OOhFles I1uuLeT mas mOVeO lDtC
his pleasant new home on the west side.
Editor White of the Tidioute
Ne'Us was q visitor in the burg a few
hours Monday.
Mrs. ]. G. Colegrove of Cory, is
paying a visit TO her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Brownell.
Prof Monday Of Franklin, has
been up visiting friends for two
weeks vacation.
For sale, good property on
Vine ST., suitable for residence. Ap.
ply to p. M. Clark. At
Mrs. w. Z. Trantum, of Colum.
bus, Pa, visited her mother, Mrs. N
G. Ball, during the past week.
-Tidioute and Titusville came
together on the Titusville ball ground
last Saturday. Score: Tite. II, lid. 8.
--Liveryman Garfield has enclosed
his large lot on Front St. with picket
fence, adding very materially to its
beauty.
Attention is directed to the ad. of
the Tygert Allen Fertilizer Co., man
ufacturcrs of Star Bone Phosphate, in
this issue.
Mr., Jake Siggius, wife aud young
son, were visitors to Tionesta friends
from Wednesday till Monday of the
past week.
Mrs. Clara Marsh came home
from the hospital at Buffalo not ma
terially improved in health, her friends
will be sorry to learn.
r. b. Teitrick, former Forest
county teacher, has been elected prin
cipal Of the Brockwayville, Jefferson
county, public schools.
We are pleased to note Mr.. j. l.
Craig's continued Improvement, and
trust we may be able to report him OIL
duty again before long.
Judge Campbell, who presided
over the first court ever held in Tio.
nesta, died at his home in Claiiun on
the 2I inst. He was in his S0th year.
Free Methodist camp meeting
begins at Glynden, Crawford county,
to-day, and will last one week. Quite
uumber from this section will attend
Sheriff Osgnod advertises mum
her of pieces of land for sale on Mon.
day of court week, all Of them valua.
BILE. Look over the list aud see if
any in his line suits you.
la our item last week about the
new post Office in Howe township
called Watson Farm we we're only
partially correct Nashes post office
was changed to Watson Farm.
Rev. Wm. Garfield, u young mia
lister of the M. T. Church, aud we'll
known in this section, died Of luug
trouble on 18th ult. at Virginia City,
Montana, whittier he had gone two
years ago.
DR.. Rumberger reports as follows /;
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. j. Baker, Aug
s, a daughter. To Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. F. Thomson, Aug 8, daughter.
Charles is in the cigar business for a
limited time now.
The names of Pennsylvania post.
offices have recently been undergoing
u transformation, Borough and
burgh, must be "boro" and "burg."
This saves a good deal of extra spell
Jog and is a sensible change.
The ladies Of the borough have
arranged to give a basket picnic at
the band platform next Friday after.
noon to the Kelley Institute students
and their frierNs. Each lady is ex.
pected to brin a basket, table cloth
aud half dOz plates, knives aud
forks. Dinner will be served at $50
p. IN. A pleasant time is anticipated.
Last Fridays Pittsburg papers
reported that Jacob Vassan was lying
in a critical condition from the effects
OF blow over the head. which be
alleges Lawrence Grubbs dealt him
with bar Of iron during a quarrel on
the previous Wednesday. Vassan had
Grubbs arrested for aggravated assault
aud battery, and he was held 10 the
sum Of 81 900 bail to swait hearing.
Whether or not this refers to Lawrence
Grubbs, sou OF John Grubbs, former
resident Of Tionesta. it is not possible
to ascertain at present. but as no
further account Of the matter has
since appeared in the papers, it is
probably not SO serious as Al first
ihongh'.