The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-02-12
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
oil market, S1.43.

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-Carroll's players at school ball to-
night.
-Mesdames A. b. Kelly and j. II.
Kelly, are visiting in Pittsburg this
week.
j. b. Campbell, of Barnett, was a
pleasant visitor at the REPUBLICAN Of
flee yesterday.
Frank Birtcil, for several months en-
gagged in the lower oil fields. is back
home for awhile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Trushel of
Warren were guests at Hotel Agnew
over last Sabbath.
-Chas. Russell parsnipped the editors
table tother day, for which he will
please accept thanks.
Hats off to the grounding, please.
He can fairly lay claim to this furry of
snow and winter weather,
--Tionesta Lodge No. 369, 1. o. o. f.,
and Lenora Lodge No. 1913, d. of r.,
give a grand banquet at the Central
House, this evening. All members of
these lodges are cordially invited.
Alex Thompson dispatched atwenty
pound wildcat in the woods near Indian
camp run one day last week, and to
prove it brought in the carcas as evil
dence.
--Amsler, the up-to-d date grocer, is al
ways on deck with every seasonable ar
ticle. Fruits and vegetables galore,
while his cigar and tobacco stock is
never allowed to run down. Give him
call. 1t
Mrs. Sue Sharpe and Mr.. A. B. Kel
ley came from Tionesta Friday to attend
the furneral of little John Bleakley. The
former will remain in town for few
days, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Bleakley. Nel0S.
Robert Huddleson, for the past ten
years resident of West Va, has been
circulating among old Forest county
friends for few days past. Time has
dealt gently with Bob. and he don't
look day older than when he left here.
The Junior society of Christian En-
deavor will serve refreshments on Fri
day evening from $3.50 to 1880, in the
house recently vacated by DIR. Morrow,
and hope to have the patronage of all.
Children Is cents; adults 25. A good
supper may be expected.
The Pleasantville postoflice was
robbed of about twenty dollars in money
and stamps one night last week. The
thieves effected an entrance by cutting a
hole through the rear door and prying
open a window, The department au-
thorities at Pittsburg have been notified.
The following new announcements
appear in this weeks issue: Prothono-
tary, John II. Robertson, X. A. Stricken
berg, jerks townships Sheriff, Frank P.
Walker, Green township, John w. jam
ieson, Tionesta; Jury Commissioner, j.
b, Carpenter, Kingsley township; AS
sembly, your humble servant.
Grant Erb of West Hickory was a
caller Friday. He had returned the day
before from a two weeks trip to the
West Va. lumber regions, but he pre-
fers Pennsylvania for business, although
rather taken with the quality and guam
tity of lumber still remaining in thai
section. His father has charge of thai
end of the firms business, and seems tC
enjoy life there quite well.
-Chas. NJ. Whiteman, the enterprising
West Side merchant swings a new ad. tC
the breeze in this weeks issue. Mr.. W
keeps good assortment of everything
in grocery, flour and feed line, as we'll as
choice brands of tobacco and cigars, anC
respectfully solicits a share of the public
patronage, knowing that he can meet thu
needs of all in his line and at prices tina
will be of advantage to customers.
Free Methodist quarterly meeting
will be held in Tionesta beginning
Thursday evening, and continuing owe
Sunday. The services on Sabbath will
be as follows: Love feast at 900 a. m.
preaching at ll;OO, followed by Saora
ment of the Lords Supper. Sabbath af
ternoon, preaching at 300, and in even
ing at 1880. Rev. d. b. Tobey, Distric
Elder. will have charge of the service
A cordial invitation to all.
Miss Minnie Watson, eldest daughte
Of Geo. f. Watson, of Golinza, was takel
down with diphtheria on Saturday last
but is now again on a fair way To recov
cry. DIR. Bowman spared no time in ad
ministering the anti-toxine treatmen
and in less than ~ hours his patient ha,
taken a decided turn for the better. IL
reports tue younger daughter, Geor
gianna, who was so low with the disease
as able TO be mp and take her meals reg
ularly.