The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-11-08
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

sought after.
Hon. j. B. Agnew came home
from Washington to vote.
Mr. A. P. Anderson Of Brooks.
ton gave Us a pleasant call Monday.
Mrs. DR.. Morrow has been con.
fined to her room with sickness for
the past three weeks.
Mrs. S. d. Irwin, of Tionesta,
has been visiting relatives n this city
since Saturday. .--Frdnktin Ne1oS.
AN immence flock of wild geese
flew southwark over this place last
Saturday. This means winter ere
long.
Miss Sallie Rankin entertained
a large number of young people al
social gathering at her home last eve'
ming.
Postmaster Haslet is having the
post office considerably enlarged thus
giving him more room to transact
business.
Willis Cowan of the Warren
Mail spent few hours of last Friday
in town, and gave the REPUBLICAN
sanctum a pleasant visit.
The Thanksgiving turkey is fat
teuiug, and as he still has four weeks
in which to complete the job he ought
to be in pretty fair shape for the ta'
BILE.
Landlord Agnew of the Law
renee House is taking advantage OF
the fine weather in making quite ex-
tensive improvements about his prop
erty.
Miss EuRetta Proper is attend
ing the convention of the Epworth
League of this district at Emlenton,
as the delegate of the Tionesta
League.
Somebody must be counting on
run of sleighing before long, judging
from the stack of cutters that went
out into the country from this station
Monday.
DIR. Preston Steele and Dentist
MaGuire have moved into the new
Proper IL Walters building, the Sc
cond floor Of which has been especial
ly arranged for their needs.
The shanty owned by the Tones
ia Gas Co, located near their well'
) on Hemlock, burned to the grounC
Friday night. The loss was insigniti
cant, amounting to $50 or $40.
! Who could ask for a more de
q lightful fall than we have had, ant
: up to the present writing, are having
' Surely we have been favored peopl
- so far as pleasant weather is concern
ed.
), -Scowden & Clark are getting i
: pile of sleigh material these days
u and if they amt prepared for winte
90 when it comes it will be because thei
customers clean them out befor
v hand.
Il We pay the highest market pric
% for good second growth white oa
l. spoke timber, delivered at Oil CITY
or at stations on the W. n, Y. d |
Railroad. Eagle Spoke Works, o
City, Pa. IT,
The people are enthusiastic owe
J, the Pitlsburg Dispateh8 Art Porto
los. Ask your newsdealer to shO
: you the offer if you are not already
}. subscriber. The greatest offer eve
made by newspaper.
-- Mr.. c. S. Cardie, of the Eag
L Spoke Works, Oil City, gave the Ri
PUBLICAN business call last Frida
A notice which will interest owDe
- of white oak timber suitable f,
it spokes will be found in this issue.
IN Mr. Joyce's family are all on Il
~ mend, and unless some OF the chi
he dren should get backset the indie
tions are they will be out before Ion
Rev. Bean is also recovering nicel
- We have heard of no new cases
fever.
!, Conductor George E. Leonhal
y of the river division of the w. N.
y a. P. had one Of bis hands caug
ry between the drawheads while eou
for ling cars near Kinzua, Monday for
of of9 noon. The injury will cause him
n lay off for some time, but he will n