The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-06-11

Farmer" Dean, of TioDesta, Pa, was
in the city one day early in the week.
Mr.. Dean is one of the old time oil
men of this region. He has made
several fortunes and is still pursuing
the goddess. - Titusville Review.
There is gentleman in Hol.
land (Mr. BoomgardD who has
lived, and is still going on, up to the
age of 107, and has all his life been
an outrageous smoker Venango
Spectator, Well, if he hadn't smoked
so much he might be close to $50 by
this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. CASTOR de.
parted yesterday for Utica, Pa,
where they will attend the wedding
of Mr.. Orion d. Law of Pittsburg,
and Miss Margaret Ramsey, sister of
Mrs. Castor. The marriage is to be
solemnized at the home of the bride
tomorrow.
-Wolcott Il Co., on the lands Of
the Cascade Petroleum Land Associa-
ton, Hickory township, expect to
finish their we'll to-day or tomorrow.
The well is located on what is known
as the old Ball place, about four
miles north Of Tiouesta, on the AL.
legheny river.
AT the State Convention of the
Children's Aid Society, held in Clear
field on Friday, Mrs. Belle K.
Richards, of Oil City, was elected
State President, which the Blizzard
endorses as good selection and a
richly deserved compliment to most
deserving lady"
Hon. Peter Berry of Plumer,
Pa, passed through town yesterday,
on his way to Balltowu, where he will
attend the wedding of Mr.. l.. j.
Catlin and Miss Gertie, the accom-
plished daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas, F. Griffin, which happy event
is set for to-day.
-Children's Day will be observed
in the Presbyterian church next Sab.
bath morning, taking the place of the
regular morning services, An in
teresting program of exercises by the
young folks is in course of prepara.
ton. A general aud cordial invita-
tion is extended
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Fox, of Fox
burg, Howe township, were the wei
come guests of Dr. Morrow's family
over last Sabbath. Mr.. Fox met and
shook hands with a number of hii
old Tionesta friends during his stay
in town, all of whom were pleased tt
note his good health.
When you want Strawberries
fruit or vegetables of any kind go tc
Amsler's, where the freshest and best
are kept. Everything 10 that line is
up-to.date at his place and sold at the
lowest figure. Soft drinks of al
kinds always on draught, cool and pal
) atable. Step in and refresh yourself
: Nothing in nature was ever NOR,
, welcome than the copious rains o
3 Monday and yesterday. Right roya
ground.soakers they were, and al
nature smiles with mankind tbi
+ morning over the wonderful benefit
? vegetation and crops of all kind vii
derive from the delightful down
puurs.
The game between the Tionesti
club and Oil City Y. M. G. A. min
g that was to have been played to-day
6 Tuesday, has been declared off. Th
!. Tionesta Sluggers got their date
, mixed aud are out of town. .-De1ricl
y We hope our boys will take the hir
and be on hand when the next dat
It is fixed.
is Treasurer Zones disposed {
4 about all the tracts of land on his lii
:. of sales on which the taxes RENAME
70 unpaid on Monday. The biddin
was quite spirited, everybody seemin
a anxious to get slice of Forest ,oouI
in ty territory, Upward of one hui
dred tracts were sold in little mol
a than two hours time, some of the
10 being run up to big figure.
-Mrs. G. F. Watson of Golinz
gs Pa, accompanied by her daughter
=. Mae, Cora and Georgianua, departt
:, last week for Chautauqua, where the
~ will spend the summer months. Th'
r will occupy the Woodland cottag
IS. where they are assured Of a pleasal
10 time. Mr.. Watson accompaniC
y. them, but will return as soon as
!" has his family nicely domiciled.
ls' Free Methodist camp meetiI
ce will be held at Marienville, begi
1t. ming next Wednesday, June II,
~ continue till the Oath, inclusive.
" beautiful grove, at the edge If 4
10 town, has been secured for the occ
by sion. Ministers from all the difiere
er districts are expected to be prese
of and participate in the meeting, viii
will be in charge of Rev. D. B. I