The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-03-29
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Easter Sunday next Sunday.

Easter Sunday next Sunday.
Oil market closed yesterday 66J.
The schools will have another
holiday this week, Good Friday.
Ted Kelly is home from Kiskim.
inetas school for the spring vacation
Mrs. DIR. jackson of Oil City
was the guest Of Mrs. Brennan last
week.
Mrs. A. Carson is entertaining
her niece, Miss Lillian Heard, of
Bradford.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Osgood and
children, were down from East Hick.
DRY yesterday.
Mrs. G S. Hunter, is moving to
Franklin this week, where she will
make her future home.
Hopkins g. Larson are receiving
new goods by the car load, aud still
they come. 1t.
w. A. Connely of Hickory town.
ship, is to day announced as a candi.
date for County Commissioner, sub.
ject to Republican usages.
james Mcintyre, of Harmony
township, is this week announced as
a candidate for County Commission.
er, subject to Republican usages.
The finest assortment of wall pa.
per ever shown in Tionesta eau now
be seen at Siggins q Nasop's drug
store. q.
Mr.. s. W. McCueu, of the we'll
known and popular firm of McCuen
& Simon, Oil City, gave Tionesta
friends a visit last Wednesday.
The REPUBLICAN acknowledges
q pleasant call from its old friends j.
A. Peterson and w. j. Gormuo, of
Harmony township, yesterday after.
noon.
w. H. Dunkle and Bertha f.
Graut, both of Darlington, this coun.
ty, we're among those who took out a
marriage license in Jefferson county
last week.
DR. Morrow reports new arrivals
as follows: AT Henry Sibble's home,
German Hill, a daughter, on Sunday
morning last. AT G. F Claypool's,
on Wednesday of last week, a daugh.
ter.
-Liveryman Corah has been run.
ming Il four.in.hand coach between
here and Kelletville this week for
the accommodation of raftmen, aud
the enterprise has been quite we'll
%patrOnized.
F. M. Morgan was up from Oil
City g few hours Monday evening.
We don't know just what Fred's de-
signs we're, but believe he was laying
the ropes for opening the traut season
on the 18th prOx.
Mrs. A. o. Burnett of Warren.
Ohio, better remembered here as Miss
Maggie Cogan, was the guest Of Mrs
j. H Zones last week. During hel
stay she renewed many of her Ito
nesta acquaiutanceships.
The Wesleyan Methodists viii.
hold quarterly meeting services a
the church, Stewards Run, commepc
ing next Saturday and continuing
over Sabbath. Rev. w. A. Stand,
!, field will be present All are invited
to attend.
1t is by all odds the hest lini
: ment. Mr. Chas. Metzger. PIT Gey.
err Ave-. ST. Louis, Mo-. is of thu
p same opinion. He says: Salvation
Oil is the best remedy we have eve
used in u family. 1t is best rene
dy on earth"
H. E Moody has moved into tn,
house formerly occupied by John Say
lOr, at the lower end Of town, the lat
ter having moved Into a part of thu
+ l. Davis residence, the other por
ton being occupied by Moses Hepler
p A Mr., Come, of Gotham, has moved
: into Mr.. Hiebenthsl's house, just va
Gated by Mr.. Moody.
Lawrence d Smearbaugh arr
: getting in their new stock of shoes
and when completed they will lay
F; claim to the finest, most complete anC
j hest stock ever put up in the town
An the prices will be kept dawn t.
Q the very lowest figure. Don't bul
till you have satisfied yourself of thr
above facts. 1t.