The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-07-26

found at the drug store, having bought
the interest of DR.. Mason, in the Sig.
gins d Mason drug store, where he
will be pleased to meet all his old
friends and many new ones, who will
receive the same prompt and pleasant It
attention that Robert always bestows
upon his customers. All our citizens
will be glad to learn that he has come
back to be one of them permanently,
-"Don't fret about the heat" is a
sensible bit of advice which the Phil
adelphia Times gives its readers.
The worst use people can put hot
weather to is to fret about it, for the
fretting does more to enervate the
system than the heat. If people
must think about the weather during
the heated term, let it be cold
weather, the weather of fierce blasts
and billiards.. While they mop the
perspiration from their brows let
them recall the biggest snowdrifts
which they ever remember fighting
their way through. That way com.
fort lies.
The "Time.Saver" is a guide to
the Worlds Fair that deserves its
name. 1t names and locates 5000 of
the most interesting things on the
Exposition grounds, grading them
according to their importance. No
other guide does this. The visitor
who uses "Time Saver" can see the
Fair in one.third of the time usually
occupied and find without difficulty
every thing he wants to see. An en-.
cyclopedia of Worlds Fair informa.
ton that can be carried in your
breast pocket. Send % cents to w.
E. Hamilton, Room II, No. 283.
South Clark ST. Chicago, III.
AT a recent meeting of the jerks
township school board the following
teachers were elected for the ensuing
term: Marienville-Principal, H. l..
Miller; No. 4, Miss Maud Morris /;
No. 3, Miss Julia Mccormick; No. 2,
Miss Dora Whiting; No. 1, Miss
Gertrude Reed. Eldridge - Miss
Blanche Miller. Byromtown-E. E.
Stitzinger. Clough's = Miss Pearl
Copeland. Rose-J. A. Smith
Gilfoyle - Miss Estella GilfIlan.
Wolf Run Cliff Covert Buffin
Farm-Clyde Fitzgerald, Q. R. d
Co.'S mill Miss Carrie MOng. The
schools will open August 2Sth for a
term of eight months.
The text of the act autorizing
the election of Tax Collectors for
three years provides that "the quail.
fed voters of every borough or town.
ship in the Commonwealth of Penn.
sylvania, shall on the third Tuesday
of February, after the passage of this
act Cthe act was passed in May) and
triennially thereafter, vote for and
elect one properly qualified person
for tax collector in each of said dis
tricts, who will serve for the term of
three years, aud shall give bond
annually to be approved by the
court" 1t will be seen, therefore,
that all collectors elected in Febru.
ary, 1894, will be elected for a term
of three years.
in these "hy times" when flies
are on everything, even the money
market, it is interesting to note the
many. remedies that are recommended
for their exterminat;on. Now, here's
a very simple one from an exchange
that will not cost much to try: A
half teaspoonful of black pepper,
finely ground, should be mixed with
double the qantity of brown sugar,
and the compound to be moistened
with cream. The flies will very gen.
orally eat greedily of this mixture if
placed where they can easily reach it,
but it will be their last meal, for the
least taste of it is to fly rank pois.
on. If watched they will often be
seen to drop dead within few feet OF
the place which they have just left
and some of the heaviset eaters do
not live to leave the plate.
"A runaway which fortunately
did no serious damage except to the
vehicle, started on River street last
Thursday evening. Edgar Corah
was driving a team of Liveryman
Canfeld's pOnys, with Miss Kate Can.
field occupying the buggy with him,
and just as the rig had stopped in
front of the young lady's home to let
her out, the horses became frightened
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