The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-03-29

evening. According to tradition
these little fellows must Greece up"
three times before spring is a sure GO.
-Revs. B. +. Felt and T. B. Eel.
Ter we're at Johustown within the
past week, attending the annual meet
ing of the Pittsburg Conference of
the Evangelical Association. Rev.
Felt is returned to Brook ville.-
Democrat.
Mine host Brockway of the New
Central, ut ~Spartansburg, will please
accept "our best for that eau Of rich,
heavy, homemade, maple syrup
which reached US in fine condition
last week. Our old friend seems TO
realize the situation, aud comes to
the rescue just 10 the nick O. time, at
the end of a hard winter.
Governor PattisoD has issued u
proclamation fixing Saturday, April
10. aud Saturday, AIil 30, as Arbor
Days, and asking that they be oh.
served by all the people. The selec
ton Of either of the designated days
is lett to the discretion Of the people
IN the various sections of the Com.
monweslth, each locality observing
that day which is most favorable on
account of climatic conditions.
This II is to announce that the
weather in this 5 this winter has been
without a sine the morning r
sang together, in consequence of
which s s are scsrce 10 this Office,
aud we are obliged to ~ this op.
portunit of urging u subscribers
to ses- in what they 1--WE US on sub.
subscriptions, as We dislike to stand
around with a + in our sa5- to keep
IL creditors from taking our person.
al effects. DO you see p National
Glass Budget
The New Peterson for April is
even more attractive than its prede.
cessors aud cannot be too highly
praised, both for its contents aud il.
Illustrations. Easter Days in and
About Rome" by Sarah Powell, be.
gius with a visit to the Eternal City
in the days OF Plus TX Il is not m.
ly amusing, but instructive aud
several of the photographs are
entirely new. Terms. two dollars
a year. Address The New Peterson
Magazine, 112-114 South Third
Street, Philadelphia.
"A number Of boys of Clarion, OF
the baser sort, are to be taken into
the quarter sessions court for indig'
mites offered to normal students
there. Carrying concealed weapons
and threatening to kill, insulting
students on the street, and a~ssaulting
them by throwing mud on them, are
some of the offeDses charged The
normal authorities owe it to their pu'
pills tn protect them from such iu'
dignities, and the best way to do it il
by taking a few cases into court
BrookUiNe Democrat.
Postmaster Knox furnishes The
following figures giving the weight q
mails received aud sent out at tn,
Tionesta poStofice for the 80 days i'm
mediately preceding March 9TH Re
ceived, 1920 pounds SEM out, 2,30S
This does not include matter mailed
at this office and sent out on the staI
routes, nor mail received from sta
routes and delivered from this Office
AT the above ratio for the entire yea
this would indicate a receipt of 80,
400 pounds of mail matter, with q,
$50 pounds sent out from this Office
Mr.. r NJ. Carson, of Tionestt
township, one of our couuty's oldes
Inhabitants, is lying very low at thu
home IF his son, jesse Carson, OF
Smokey Hill. MI. Carson's grea
age, SO years, is against him in hi
chances of recovery, and his friend
will not be surprised to hear of hi
death at any hour. p, S.-Mr Car
son died yesterday morning, but i
was late when We learned of the fact
hence we were unable to get suticieD
data for aud obituary such as tn,
subject is worth of, and are obliged
to defer 1t ill next week. Funera
to. moIrow; interment at Newman
Vile.
The creek is pretty we'll filled uI
with lumber, square timber and saw
logs from the mouth to Lawrence 4
Smearbaugh's boat scatfold. Tn
1iOnesta Lumber Co is the heavies
producer in that line this season, an'