The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-07-22
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil market SI.O3.

oil market $l,03.
Rev. WIN. Richards was down from
Mayburg yesterday.
Don't forget that Amsler pays cash
for all kinds of berries.
Col. Amsler of Marienville, stopped
over Monday night in town.
Mrs. j. T. Brennan and Miss Maude
visited at Warren yesterday.
Miss Allie Giering has returned from
a visit with Pleasantville friends.
"A daughter was boan to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bigony last Saturday morning.
Dress cool, and buy suitable goods for
hot weather at Miles 81 Armstrong;. 1
--Baso Ball at Rialto Park next satur-
day at 10 o'clock a. m. Tidioute against
Tionesta.
Work on the new stone arch over
Tubbs run is progressing favorably un-
der mason Joyce's supervision.
buy the celebrated 1. Y. l.. Ice
Cream, made in Warren, Pa, and sold
by Kirchartz Bros, Tionesta, Pa. At
"A great reduction in tuition at
Smiths Business College, Warren, Pa.
Catalogue free. Fall opening, Sept. l. ct
The Junior Epworth League of this
place enjoyed a delightful outing and
basket picnic near Nebraska last Mon
day.
j. H. Robertson, the popular Repub-
lican candidate for Prothonotary, was
over from Marienville a few hours Mon
day.
Miss Kittie Joyce and guest, Miss
Anna Graham of Clarion, have gone to
Cambridge for a couple of weeks So
journ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r. Lanson and chill
dren have been visiting friends at Lofts
Vile, Warren county, during the past
| two weeks.
Ex-Commissioner Phil. Robinson OF
Warren county, accompanied by his
wife, were guests at Hotel Agnew few
hours of last Friday.
j. @. Scowden paid visit to friends
at his old home at Meadville and vicinity
during the week, being accompanied by
/ AANN'N
Mrs. Spence lost a black shawl some-
where between her home and Vine
street, last Friday, and kindly asks the
finder to return same to her.
Mrs. j. f. overlander is still improv-
ing nicely from the critical operation
which she underwent two weeks ago, heI
friends will be pleased to learn.
MIR. Charles Thase of Pittsburg, who
has been the guest of Mr.. II. w. Lede.
bur, of German Hill, for the past two
weeks, returned to his home Saturday.
Mrs. L. ]. Hopkins and daughter
Edith, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Osgood, an6
Sheriff Carson, were among those who
took in the Niagara excursion yesterday
The season at Chautauqua is now
fully on. Among the latest to go from this
vicinity are Miss Maude Thompson OF
Nebraska and Florence Hagerty of thi'
place.
James Smith of Nebraska, whose SO
rious accident on the 9Th inst. was re
ported in our last issue, is still improv
ing, and bids fair to recover without fur
ther difficulty.
Andrew Carr had his left eye serious
ly injured one day last week, by beinl
hit with an apple thrown by boy whil
passing along the street. 1t is feared h
may lose the sight of that eye.
The SD Regiment, ono of the famet
of the late war, will hold its annual re
union at Conneaut Lake this year, Aug
27. Co. G, the old "Tionesta Rangers,
is of this regiment, and doubtless a mum
Der of the "old boys will attend the re
union.
Mr.. E. II. Hollingshead, foreman {
Boyard q Seyfang's machine shop q
Bradford, accompanied by his wife, FOR
merly Miss Kate Pease of Tionesta, wer
> guests at the home of Mrs. Pease of thi
: place, from Thursday til Monday of th
past week.
Patrick Joyce has been awarded th
. contract for doing the stone work on th
new bridge oyer Hickory creek at Ea'
Hickory. The Gorton Bridge Co.,
Gorton, N. Y, has the contract for put
ting up the superstructure. 1t will be
substantial structure.
Oats in this section are not failul
by any means this year. A day or so ag
farmer VIM. Clark of the Hunter Ru
district brought some stalks to tow
most of which were over six feet tall, an
so heavily headed that the stalks woul
scarcely bear the load.
Buy hot weather goods at Miles
Armstrong;. 1t