The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-05-03
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil market closed yesterday 62I

Our staunch old Republican
friend James McGaffigan of Bslltown
gave US a pleasant call yesterday.
-Messrs. Z. B. Miller and H. H.
McClelland of jerks, were pleasant
callers yesterday.
Mr., r. Rudolph was down from
Newtown yesterday and gave the RE.
PUBLICAN friendly visit.
Wet weather has thus far hin.
dered all work on the water line, ex.
cept the hauling of some of the sup.
ply pipe.
&C. W. Oles, the famous violinist,
and Mrs. Anna White Oles, the
charming soprano, at Keely League
rooms Saturday evening.
The Derrick has added the illus
trated feature to its already complete
equipment and its front page shows
up brighter every morning.
Rev. McAninch is in Indiana
county assisting his friend Rev. Bell
with his work. Hence there will be
no services in the Presbyterian church
next Sabbath.
r. H. Haight and Annie E.
Haight, both of Clarington, this
county, were granted a marriage
license by the Recorder of Jefferson
county, last week.
Squire SOlley, of Clarendon, one
of the charter members of Tionesta
Odd Fellows lodge, attended the an.
niversary banquet last Wednesday,
and during his stay gave the REPUB.
LICAN pleasant call.
Remember the Oles concert at
Kelley League rooms Saturday eve-
ming next. You will not have
another opportunity to attend such
an excellent performance in Tionesta
perhaps for many yoars.
There will be no base ball games
in Tionesta this summer. Leastwise,
not on the old grounds, for they've
been plowed up, and crop of oats
will be raised there. 1t may not
afford quite so much fun but will be
more profitable, likely.
Those who attend the Worlds
Fair from this section will find on
file, in the newspaper room of the
Pennsylvania State building, the
FOREST REPUBLICAN from May 1st to
Nov. 1st, and are welcome to avail
themselves of the same.
Rev. Rumberger was up from
East Brady a day or two of last
week, but found the trouting rather
sluggish and the water high. While
here he received word that his daugh-
ter, Mary was quite i'll at the Clarion
Normal, which FASTENED his return.
Mrs. G. M. Shawkey, who has
been very i'll and was taken to Buffa.
10 FOR treatment, arrived home last
week feeling much better, and is now
rapidly recovering, we are glad to
note. - Warren Mail, And so will
her many TiOnesta friends be pleased
to learn.
Will Kemble of Tidioute, was
down last Saturday arranging to rush
the bicycle trade in this section this
summer. He has established an
agency here, and lays claim to two
things which ought to do the business
the best wheel at the lowest price.
Word is received here of the
striking of 200 barrel gusher in the
Indiana field by our old friend j. H.
Hardison. There won't be any lack
OF rejoicing among Mr.. HIS friends
hereabouts at the receipt of this good
news. May he strike a dozen more,
and then some.
On Monday at the hour of noon
President Cleveland pressed the gold.
en- electric key which set in motion
the machinery of the great show at
Chicago, aud the Worlds Colombian
Fair is now open to the world in all
its grandeur. Hundreds of thousands
have already viewed the building and
grounds, and it is estimated that the
number who will enter the gates at
Jackson Park between now aud No
vember 1st, will reach up into the
billions. And if the railroads will
come down to living figure on the
fare there will be a few extra ones
. IL