The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-07-19
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil market closed yesterday 57I

Miles IL Co. are out this week in
brosd.gauge ad. Read it.
Farmers are having rather up.
hill work with their harvesting.
Contractors Amann & Schell.
hammer are on the ground arranging
to begin the work of laying the water
line in our streets.
VIM. Hiebenthal, was up from
Pittsburg during the week shaking
hands with friends and getting
breath of pure country air.
Judge Clark Of Clarion refused
the motion to admit Mauck and Nc
Kenna, in Jail at that place awaiting
trial for the Foxburg murder, to
bail.
The new spire to the Presbyter.
ian church will be raised this week,
so the contractors say. 1t will be 65
feet from the foundation to the top.
most point.
Prof. Crawford of the Tidioute
schools, was the guest of Prof. Arm
strong, Monday afternoon, The RE.
PUBLICAN acknowledges a pleasant
call from the gentlemen.
Mrs. @. M. Shawkey of Warren,
who with her children has been
spending few weeks at President,
passed the day with Tionesta friends
yesterday, on her return home.
The Free Methodists will hold a
quarterly meeting at Newmansvllle,
this week, commencing Thursday eve.
ming and lasting over Sabbath. A
good turnout is expected. Rev. A.
G. Showers will be in charge Of the
meeting.
Argument court was held yester.
day, but owing to the absence oi
Judge Noyes no cases we're finally
disposed of. The James Carson case
was postponed to the regular August
term, and Mr.. Carson renewed bis
bond to that date.
Mr.. j. E. Kirchartz, father Of
our townsman Chas. S., is up from
Beaver Falls for weeks recreation
He is accompanied by a number o.
friends, who have pitched a tent or
the river bank about 8 miles above
here and are having good time.
Bruce Wilson of Forest county
and Miss Rachel Mauthe of Clarion
clarion county; and Frank @. Belts
of Marienville, this county, and Miss
Evalena Addleman of Rimersburg
CLARION county were granted licenses
to wed in Clarion county, last week
Some little sidewalk patching
has been done in the past few days
but wholesale slaughter of the ole
and decrepit walks should be inaugu
rated, and a replacement by new one
begun at once. There is too mucl
patch. work allowed and the worst o
it is that those best able to build ney
walks are permitted to impose on tn
public the most. Why is it?
Walter Hilands, who left thi
! place when a boy of 8 years, witt
others of the family, gave the town
visit last week, being accOmpanie,
by his wife and child. Walter is
brother of Mrs. d. w. Clark, an,
of w. A. Hilands, whom he had no
seen for nearly % years. He is nov
located in Wyoming, where he is in
terested in large sheep ranch.
An impression that is general
= and was circulated derisively, n
doubt, is that the country publishe
has no money, This is mistake
They have more money then som
people have hay, but the great trout
lie is they are unable to collect it.
is generally scattered around th
country in the pockets of from on
to five thousand people. .-Falls Cree
Herald.
= H. c. Gauss, who for the pas
: four years has SO ably presided owe
the editorial department of the De-
rick, has severed his connection wit
: that paper to build up q paper nea
! his old home at Waltham, Mas
: The Derrick reluctantly parts wit
d Mr., Gauss, as do all who have b.
come acquainted with him since b
e residence in Oil City. The best wisl
es of host of friends go with him
his new field of labor.