The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-12-09
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
oil market Sl.O3.


Col. Amsler came down from Ma
rionville last evening.
will Craig is again located at the III
dioute pump station for few days.
N. p. Wheeler of Stowtown was in
the county seat on business yesterday.
Sec the new line of overshirts at
Miles & Armstrong;, at SOC. to Sl.25. 1t
Miss Carrie CASTOR of Cochranton, is
visiting at the home Of her brother, q. G.
CASTOR.
j. b. Maze and S. T. Work, of Bar
nett township, were business visitors to
Tionesta yesterday.
Why freeze your fingers when you
can buy mittens and gloves SO cheap at
Miles & Armstrong's? 1t
-Messrs. w. w. Hague and John
Sggins, of Tidioute, were business visi-
tors to Tionesta yesterday.
Will Coleman, who has been working
in the Mcdonald field for some time past,
is at home visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. p. Amsler. returned
last Friday from weeks visit with rel
atves in Salem, Clarion county.
Harry Mcintosh has purchased the
house of VIM. Lawrence at the lower end
of town, and is moving in to-day.
John Davis aud son, Gordon, of Oil
City, were guests Of C. f. Weaver and
family at the Central House last Friday.
The Misses Siggins, of West Hickory,
gave a very enjoyable party to few of
their Endeavor friends last Friday even
ing.
d. S. Turner, of the merchantile firm
of Turner Bros, West Hickory, gave the
REPUBLICAN Office pleasant call Mon
day.
Call on NJ. Hepler, Tiopesta, Pa, for
modern oil well conductor. Knocked
down, cts. per foot; nailed together, 10
cents. N
Ladies' and gentlemen's linen and
silk handkerchiefs at Miles & Arm
strong's. just the thing for a Xmas
present. 1t ,
CLARK Morgan returned Saturday
from Glenfeld, Allegheny county, where
he has been working at rig building for
the past month.
An exchange announces on the death
of a lady that "she lived fifty years with
her husband, and died in confident hope
of a better liie."
M. r. Hardenburg was up from
Hickory today. He reports the outlook
J in the Queen Run field very favorable
! Warren Ledger.
1 "A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles G. Morgan, of No. 800 West
Third street, last evening. .-Ou City Biz
card, of Saturday.
!, Miss Louise ID. Kaman returns
! thanks to her intimate friends and neigh
D bors for their kind assistance during the
o time of her sickness.
&C. A. Hill q Co. are building a barr
on tho lot below A. Carson's jewely store
- to be used as livery stable. 1t is nearly
R ready for occupancy.
$ Hon. G. c. Thompson, D. G. G. NJ.
n was down from Warren Monday nigh
s. and installed the officers of Olive Lodge
It No. 557, +. and A. NJ.
d Edward Kelly came home from Pitts
- burg Monday afternoon and has sine
- been confined TO his bed, being threaten
ed with an attack of fever.
Many of the potatoes this season ar
affected with black and brown spots ol
}, the inside. This is a disease that is in
furious to the system,-Er.
. Mrs. Harry Carr, of Chicago, VIII
'' has been visiting her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. w. f. Blum, for few months pas
- returned to her home yesterday.
ss Josiah Work, of Redclyife, Fores
county, is at Clarinda, Iowa, taking treat
ment for catarrh and bronchial trouble
at a private sanitarium.-Lindsey Pres
d Perry Mcdonald of Parrish, an
t Helen NJ. Card of Balltown, both of thi
n, county, were each granted a pension b
I'd the United States government last weel
II. II. Shoemaker and son Jim an
40 VIM. Franklin, who have been erectin
a church at Bruin, Butler county, haV
finished their labors there and returne
-- home.
Mr.. S. b. Manross of Fagundus, wa
a pleasant caller Saturday. His 81
y Charles has been receiving treatment
the Oil City hospital for the past mont
but is improving.
,s Mrs. j. IL. Fones visited her hui
band in the Oil City hospital over Sun
day, and reports Jim as improving
/. rapidly as could be expected, ,he being alb
to sit up for the first time, last Sunday.