The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-06-24
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
oil market, Sl.20.


Come to Tionesta on the Fourth.
--Amsler pays cash for all kinds of
berries. It.
-Blackberries promise an abundant
yield this season.
Ted Kelly is home from school at
PittshuFg for the summer vacation.
-Huckleberries, the large blue va
riety, are ripe and quito abundant.
Miss Hannah G. Irwin of Franklin,
is a guest at the home her brother, Judge
Irwin.
Landlord Weaver and family of the
Central House, visited friends at Lucinda.
Sunday.
The days are now growing shorter,
| Sunday last having been the longest of
the year.
-Aquilla Mong of Hickory township
Monday.
Mrs. Henry GierIng of Tionesta, who
visited relatives in town for several days,
reformed home Monday.-BiizEard.
F. NJ. Morgan to-day smilingly re-
marked as he handed out cigar, "Its
GIRL" says the Blizzard of Monday.
The annual session of the Erie Con-
ference will convene in New Castle in
September. Bishop Walden will pre-
side.
%. C. Brownell was down from
Jamestown, N. Y, one day last week,
and shook hands with many old friends
in town.
The forty-first annual conference of
the State Teachers Association will be
held this year at Bloomsbury, Pa, July
IA, 10 and Is.
The w. N. Y. & P. R'y will sell ex-
cursion tickets to all points along its lines
on July Sd and 4th, good for return on
July 9th, at the rate of one fare for the
round trip.
Persons wanting dress-malking done
will do we'll to call in person or by
phone oil Miss Hattie Carpenter, who is
making her homo with w. G. Wyman
G'iSNd mother. 2t
Geo. Weant has moved to Grand VAL
ley, and VIM. Morgan, who has had
charge of the lease in which George re-
Gently purchased half interest, has re-
moved TO Tionesta.
Communion services will be held al
, the new Presbyterian church of Endea-
, vor, Stowtown, next Sabbath morning,
/ Rev. Mr.. McAuinch officiating. A cor
dial invitation is extended.
Sebastian Cook, of Cooksburg, a vet.
- eran of the late war, was guest at the
home of his friend, Joseph Morgan day
or two of last week. Mr.. Cook was ac
1 companied by his two daughters, Hattie
| and Matte.
The farmers in small section o
J.. German Hill suffered considerable inju
: ry to their crops by severe hailstorn
last Thursday evening. Only marrow
strip was covered, but it caused rathe
R bad havoc where it did touch.
$ Grading about the court hous
n grounds is about completed, and a mos
s. artistic job it is. When once the gras
Il is nicely started no handsomer ground
d will be found anywhere than those abou
b the new Jail and Sheriff IS residence.
-Marienville will celebrate the Fourt
in grand style this year and invites ,ey
erybody to come and enjoy the festiivi
ties of the day and the proverbial hosp
tality of its people. If you can't come t
Tionesta to spend your Fourth go to Ms
rienville.
!. Mr.. Evan Davis of Tionesta, an
Miss Bessie Hill of Triumph wer
united in marriage Tuesday Afternoon
- June l6, at the residence of the bride
L uncle, Mr.. A. NJ. Vincent. Rev. S.
Marks performed the ceremony.-ITd
; cute Nei0S.
The following is from the PittsbuI
n Dispatch; If person is choking brea
I an egg as quickly as possible and Civ
m the white-do not beat it-and it will a
I'd most certainly dislodge the obstruction
whatever it may be, unless it is lodge
le in the windpipe.
Mr.. Harry Carr arrived in tow
from Chicago, Monday morning, to 81
- his wife and the plump little daught,
that arrived last Friday mornin
Grandpa VIM. Blum did the cigar act
- honor of the little maiden, pending II
arrival of papa.
A. NJ. McConaghy is taking orde
for "King's Hand Book of the U. S."
. is very handy reference book giving
history of the country rom the found
tion of the government to the prese
> date. When he calls upon you give hi
an audience; you will be pleased with