The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-04-12

o'Nh ~ tho aOotNouSO VI hAi' Aiouuahs
He was taken i'll suddenly in Oil City
last Wednesday. He is recovering
and expects to be out again 10 a day
or two.
Peter YouDgk Of Green town.
chip, is announced il last weeks Yin.
dictator as a Democratic candidate for
County Commissioner. George Zuen.
del Of the same township. is also an.
nounced as a candidate for Jury
Commissioner.
Mr.. George Haslet is rapidly
improving from the injuries sustained
last Saturday by a pistol shot in the
head, and his physicians believe he
will recover, although still very weak
from loss Of blood. His advanced
age, u years, also somewhat retards
his improvement.
Miss Leota Wann closed a sue.
cessful term of school at Golinzs on
Monday. Through her skillful man.
agement an enjoyable entertainment
was given recently by the GoleDza
school, assisted by the Flynn district
school, taught by Miss Mamie Nor.
row.
The franklin NetCs and Mead.
Vile Tribune have become involved
in quite a toad war, the former claim.
ing to have seen toads this eason
already, and the latter showing a dis
position to dispute the News' claim.
The euvious Blizzard is inclined to
Jump into the arena and take a hand,
but 10 a battle of this kind we think
it well for outsiders to keep aloof
They might get hoped onto.
-Scowdeu & Clark have their
large ware house we'll stocked with
farm machinery Of almost every kind,
and are prepared to furnish about
everything from a steam thresher ia
a garden rake. They have also q
number of finished wagons, buggie'
and the like, which are right up Ia
the standard of excellency, and will
sell at as low a figure as strictly first
class work can be produced for.
Persons who manifest an i%nclina
ton to criticise schools are Of the
same species as those who ALWAYS en-,
joy telling how the newspapers should
be conducted. In nine cases out o
ten they have never had any exper
fence as teachers, yet their %inordinat'
self.assurance and egotism induce
them to think they are we'll qualified
to criticise those who have mad,
teaching their life study. i Blizzard
In the list of students at Clariol
normal school for the spring term, a
published in last weeks Republicai
Gazette, the following from Fores
county appear: Marienville, Ma.
Hines, F. s. Scofstall Nebraska
Emma Klinestiver, Emma Thomp
SON; Golinza, Harry, Minnie an
Verna Watson, and j. P Smith ; III
onesta, Inez Brownell, Kittie Joyce
Clarington, G. s. Daniels, d. G
Heasley Watson Farm, Dora Metz
gar.
The Coleman house, located o
the farm occupied for many years b
: our present towDsmsp, Herman Cole
man, was burned to the ground o
Thursday evening last. about ha
past eight o'clock, when the discover
was made by some neigbbors. Th
fire was undoubtedly the work O
an incendisry as there was no on
living there, and no forest fires frol
! which it might have caught. Til
' loss is not very heavy as the buildin
was an old one.
This little item summarizing ii
weather conditions of a single day
d last week, is from the franklin New
. and shows that Prophet Hick
= April weather is coming right alou
! just as be said it would: YesteIds
u was a great one for weather in the
United States. So hot in Kansl
g that it played havoc with the whea
80 degrees in Chicago and everybod
sweating; a hurricane and snc
P storm in South Dakota; three inch
l. of now at Syracuse, N. Y, aud
snowfall for two hours in New Vol
e city.
As the season opens next Satu
day. the following from an exchanI
may interest many, and perhaps sa'
them a bard scrabble after the u
1t attsinable. We give it for what il