The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1897-02-03
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
-orl market 800.

--oil market 500.
Gloves and mittens at your own price
at Miles Il Armstrong;. 1t
Our happiness is but an unhappiness
more or less consoled.
Another lot of stands at Miles &
Armstrong;. Bring in your tickets. 1t
Skating has been the popular enjoy
ment of the young people during the psst
week.
Judge Chrisswell of Franklin is
holding court for Judge Noyes in Warren
this week.
John Cubbin. an aged and respected
resident Of near Pithole, died Jan. 18th,
aged es years.
The report of the local institute held
at Redclyffe Jan 22-23, arrived too late
for publication in this issue.
Jim Shoemaker dropped cake of
ice on his left foot Monday afternoon, and
he is now walking with crutch.
Some people blame Providence for
things that very ignorant man would
be ashamed Of Washington Democrat.
The Bonner property, next to post
Office, is for rent. Late improvements.
best location in town. Inquire at Bren-
mans agency. If.
Geo. b. Goodlander, the well known
editor of the Clearfeld Republican, died
at his home in that place on Sunday, Jan.
oath, aged so years.
You don't hear much kicking about
toll bridges on the Allegheny river now.
You can cross it free of charge at almost
any point just at present.
The Oil City and vicinity local union
OF the Christian Endeavor will meet in
the Presbyterian church at this place on
Friday afternoon and evening, Feb. 10th.
The annual report of the County au-
ditors appears in this issue, which, to-
gether with other legal matter now run
ming, considerably crowds our news
space.
Rev. r. A. Buzza is holding a series
of very successful revival meetings at
Golenza. Quite number have already
been converted and many more are ex-
expected.
"A marriage license was granted by
Prothonotary ]. II. Robertson on last
Friday, Jan. 20, 1897. to Arthur A. Frost
and Olive V. Spence. both of Duhrlng,
this county.
Jos. Clark and family moved into
their handsome new residence on Elm
street last Thursday. Jas. Butler will
move his family into the house vacated
by Mr.. Clark.
Yesterday was grounding day, and
the sun came out between eleven and
twelve o'clock just about long enough
for him TO see his shadow. You can
guess the rest.
"A child born few days ago in Belle
fonte had four ears. Gee whizzl think
of trying to keep a secret in the family
with such kid as that in the house.
jamestown Al.
The subject of r. A. Buzza's dis
course in the NJ. Il. church next Sunday
evening will be, "The Relation of the
Church to Politics." Everybody is cor
daily invited.
Jonathan Albaugh of Hickory town
ship, recently appointed mercantile ap-
praiser, started out on Monday to make
the appraisment of the mercantile estab-
lishments of the county.
Prof. A. j. Cooper, for many years
principal of the Edinboro State Normal
School, and who is quite we'll known
here is a candidate for State Superinten-
dent of Public Instruction.
Mckinley will be the third Methodist
President Of the United States. OF the
others, eight have been Episcopalians,
six Presbyterians, two Unitarians, one
Christian aud one Free Thinker.
Dan Rice, the veteran circus man,
says the Erie Dispatch, was "a years of
age Monday. He is at present residing
at Long Branch, N. j., where he is writ
ing history of his life. The old show
man carries his age well aud does not
look to be over fifty,