The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-07-15
LOCAL AND MISCELLAN NEOUS.
-Amsler will pay cash for all kinds of

-Amsler will pay cash for all kinds of
berries.
Mr.. Jacob Cook was over from
Cooksburg on business last Friday.
Miss Alice Wood of Titusville, vis-
tied Miss Maude Brennan last week.
Dress cool, and buy suitable goods for
hot weather at Miles & Armstrong;. l
Mr.. r. w. Pimm of Fagungus, gave
the REPUBLICAN pleasant call last Fri
day.
Mrs. VIM. Hiebenthal of Pittsburg,
is the guest of Tionesta relatives and
friends.
Miss Kathleen Joyce is entertaining
her friend Miss Anna Graham, of
Clarion, Pa.
Mrs. P. NJ. Griffin, of Gotham, Pa,
was the guest of her daughter, Mrs. w.
II. Cone, on the 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Heydrick, of
Franklin, spent the 4th at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. s. d. Irwin.
James Mccain, of Brockwayville, is
paying visit to old friends at Nebraska,
this county, his former home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Folwell of Pleas
antville. spent the 4th in Tionesta, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Giering.
Francis and Arthur Irwin, sons of
H. M. Irwin of Franklin, are paying
their uncle, Judge Irwin, visit.
The Sunday train, morning and
evening, on the river division of the w.
N. Y. IL p. road has been resumed.
Buy the celebrated 1. Y. L. Ice
Cream, made in Warren, Pa, and sold
by Kirchartz Bros, Tionesta, Pa. At
The Bucktail Association have
changed the date of their reunion, to be
held at Emporium, to August 26th and
9th.
Don't wear shoes that hurt your feet,
but go to Miles & Armstrong; and get
neat pair of slippers that are comfortable
in hot weather. 1t.
F. d. Muse, of Sandy Lake, new
Grand Councillor of Pa, r. It. of T., will
be here next Friday evening to install
the officers of Irwin Council.
The annual camp meeting of the Oil
city district of the f. M. church will be
held at Youngsville, Pa, beginning Au-
gust and continuing one week.
--Wolcott & Son found fair producer
on the Colbert and Watson heirs tract,
Hickory township, last week, at a depth
of less than 300 feet. So reported.
The trouting season closes to-day.
The seasons average has hardly been up
to the standard in this section, though an
occasional nice catch was reported.
Mrs. M. p. Mauk and daughter, of
Scotch Hill, Clarion county, visited at
the home of Mrs. MS daughter, Mrs.
Andrew Carr, during the past week.
County Superintendent Stizinger has
been engaged in holding teachers exam
nations for the past ten days, and is
about through that branch of his work.
Joseph f. Matt, the piano tuner, of
Buffalo, N, Y, is in town for a few days,
and persons wishing tuning done will
please leave orders at Central House. 1t
Prof. Speer was up from Oil City
Monday and Tuesday of this week in the
interest of the borough high school, of
which he will be principal the coming
| term.
We are indebted to Farmer h. @.
Heath, of Starr, for our first mess of fine
home grown potatoes this year, Mr.. IL.
having dug the tubers from his patch on
the lst of July.
fnhn Rfa1fn
postponed the 4th of July races to July
25th, a week from next Saturday. new
program of the events booked for that
occasion will soon be issued.
The sons of the late Mrs. Foreman
wish to return their thanks to the many
kind friends who ministered to their
mother during her last illness, and gave
aid and sympathy after her death.
Mrs. Mary Walters, relict of the late
David Walters. of Newmansville, is ly-
ing critically i'll at her home, the result
Of fall received some time ago. She is
in the S9th year of her age, and her re-
covery is quite doubtful. She is the
mother of our townsman, Daniel Wal
ters, who is at her bedside in her illness.
DIR. Will G. Morrow, who recently
appeared before the State Medical Exam
iners' Board, together with upward of
400 other graduates, has received notice
from the Board advising him that he has
successfully passed the examination and
been recommended for a certificate en-
titling him to practice medicine in this
J State.