The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-11-09

Another advertising snap has
been hung to the breeze on the Elk.
change Hotel building. 1t is wonder.
fol how we'll such schemes are patron.
lied. We notice the cards of several
firms on the same who have never ev.
en- thought enough of printers ink to
test its qualities. All kinds Of adver.
Using are good enough in their way,
but the newspaper stands at the top
of the heap.
1t is rumored that on or about the
10Th the Valley road will be under the
full control and Management of the
Pennsylvania Company and that the
company expects to cause considerable
improvement to be made on this sec.
ton of the road. Already the Valley
is in excellent shape, aud many of
those who have travelled extensively
say it is Que of the best roads in the
country. Emtenton Ne1Os.
We trust all our readers will
make it a point to hand in all items Of
personal news that they know Of. A
grert many times a newspaper man is
accused of Intentionally sighting some
of his family of readers by not pub.
fishing items that they are interested
inwhen 10 reality 90 que is to blame for
the oversight but the reader. A pub
Usher has to depend in a measure on
the courtesy of his readers to furnish
him with a great deal Of his local news.
The last coal boats and barges 10
be run from this place this season
started for Pittsburg Monday morning.
This completes the most successful sea.
sou 10 this line Of industry that our
section of country has yet had, aud it
is a matter of coDgratulation that the
handling of the output has been 30
carefully and Systematically done that
there has been scarcely any loss. On
the Clarion river many hundred boats
are still awaiting a rise, and the Ium.
bermen, who have not been so favored
by providence, are getting quite un.
easy on account of the lateness of the
season. 1t is earnestly hoped they
will get a food before a freeze up
comes.
Hon A. b. Farquhar, Executive
Commissioner of the board of Worlds
Fair managers of Pennsylvania, has
compiled and issued a large pamphlet
containing the rules, regulations and
classification covering the board. 1t
is elaborate in all its details, and be
sides its finely executed illustrations
gives a find of valuable information
for the guidance of all who are in the
least interested in this great fair, Our
thanks are due him for a copy of the
work. In the list of county ladies'
Auxiliary Societies we notice the fol
lowing for Forest county Mrs. A. B.
Kelly, Mrs. j. B. Siggins, Mrs. f. l..
Davis, Mrs. T. w. Allender, Mrs.
Charles Whiteman, Mrs. G. A. Ran,
dali.
There are a class of people, men
aud boys, who have no knowledge of
the danger they run in scaling fences
to trespass Oh lots and lands, breaking
down panels and pulling out posts and
rails. The law specifically fixes a pen.
atty which is we. that those guilty Of
these acts should fully understand.
For all such acts the law provides a
punishment of $50 for all persons con
vio,ed thereof, or an Imprisonment not
exceeding six months. If the offense is
aggravated, both the fine and punish
ment can be imposed. Some men aud
boys appear to consider it no offence
to take a board from a neighbours fence
or to pull out a post or rail aud cast it
away or carry it home. But the law is
severe and might be enforced at any
time.
RepOrt OF TiOneSta SchaOlS ID Month.