The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-02-21

court commences next Monday. The
list Of causes set down for trial is not
lengthy, but contains some cases
which will occupy the attention of
court several days if brought to trial.
"A two-and.a.balf. million dollar
book, on which work has been going
on for nearly 20 years, is nearly fin.
ished. This is the Governments of.
fetal accounts of the civil war, in
120 large volumes, and is one pub.
doc. that will hardly kick about the
junk shops.
&C. w. Osgood of Whig Hill,
will, during the next six weeks close
out bis entire stock Of merchandise
regardless of cost, and the people Of
the surrounding community are invi.
ted to call and take advantage of the
bargains. Reason for selling at sac.
rifice, intends changing bis location.
Students at the Clarion Normal
School acquire power to speak accu.
rately, to plan wisely and to execute
their plans successfully. They are
taught how to study, how to recite
and how to make the most of them.
selves. These features make the
school very popular with earnest and
ambitious young people who are stu
dents in the school.
For the first time in its existence
TiUnesta is compelled to import ice
for next summers consumption. The
supply comes from Oil Greek Lake,
and is very nice quality, and costs
80 cents per ton delivered at Tionesta
station--about as cheap as it could
be taken out Of the river. About all
the ice graneries in town are being
filled.
-Scowdeu q Clark are finishing
larger and finer lot of carriages
and buggies this spring than has yet
been turned out from their establish
ment during any previous season.
When wheeling again becomes fash.
enable they will be prepared to sup.
ply any demand that may be made
on them in this line And always at
figures that are down at the bottom
when quality of work and material is
considered.
"A. j. Wallace and Ed. Watson
have moved a string of tools to the
Watson Farm and will drill a we'll
on lease a company of Marienville
parties have secured. We hope they
may strike it rich. Express. Mr..
Wallace was in town last week, and
he reports the territory at the Wat.
son Farm as holding up very nicely,
and at the present price of oil the
field is likely to become quite lively
during the coming summer.
Some one has figured out the
number of miles the Jaws of a gum.
chewing girl will travel 10 the course
of year Giving her jaw a play of
half an inch, or one inch of travel
for every chew, thirty chews minute,
sixty minutes an hour, ten hours a
day, 366 days in year, her jaws will
have travelled 6,750,0OO inches, or u
fraction over 103 miles. This is for
the girl with the small mouth-the
big.mouthed girl can beat this rec.
ord.
Hon. Lucius Rogers of the Kane
Republican dropped off a few hours
in town last Friday while on his re-
turn from the big Grow. Mckinley
meeting at Pittsburg, and met mum
Der of his old friends and acquaint
ances. Mr.. Rogers name is promi
nently mentioned in connection with
the Republican nomination for Secre.
tary of Internal Affairs, and we OBJ.
serve he is receiving many encourag.
ing words from his brother editors
throughout the State. Having, un.
| der Secretary Dunkle. held the posi.
tion of Deputy Secretary he is
throughly fitted to become chief of
that Department of the State govern.
meDt, and should the northwest be
favored with place on the ticket the
selection Of this veteran editor would
be popular one to make.
EpwOrth League.
The dime social given by tho