The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-05-29

VIII sell you gOods tnaJ Will MT
change their color. 1t
The only lady superintendent of
public schools in the state of Penn.
sylvania is Miss Aggie Kerr, appoin.
ted Tuesday of this week TO fiji out
the unexpired term of the late Supt
q. w. Kerr, Of Forest county. The
schools of little Forest will be we'll
cared for, The Jacksonian lifts its
editorial hat, - CIarian Jacksonian.
We are grieved to announce the
sad death Of Isabel, the young
daughter Of Hon. N. P. and Mrs.
Wheeler, which occurred at their
home in Tidioute on Monday OF last
week of Brights disease, and was
buried on Wednesday. The sympa.
thy of their many friends in Forest
county is extended to the bereaved
parents.
DO you want to make $685..
| 909.132 It's easy. Just deposit one
penny in the bank the first day of the
month, on the second day deposit two
pennies, on the third day four pen
nies, and so on, day after day,
doubling your deposit each day until
year has rolled round. You will
then be surprised to find that you
have over $5,000,000 to your credit.
-Ez.
Fire at Kane on Thursday night
last destroyed one of that elevated
little towns most important manu-.
featuring plants, the clothes pin fac.
tory. The loss was $4,000 Insur.
ance $4,000. This is the second
time the plant has been burned and
the chances are it will not be rebuilt.
Charles Evans and Dennie Davis, two
fremen were quite severely burned
Derrick.
About o'clock Monday morn
ing the family of John Holtz, living
at the west end of the village of
Pleasantville, was awakened by the
cracking of burning wood and found
the roof on fire and almost ready to
fall. They escaped with their cloth.
ing, but the furniture, household
goods and building were destroyed.
The loss is fully covered by insur.
ance. Derrick.
1t is by no means improbable
that before the close of the present
week a sensation will develope in
Chautauqua county. 1t is under.
stood by II few who are on the inside
that sufficient evidence has been
found against resident of that sec.
tion to warrant his indictment on the
charge of numbering Mrs. Shearman
and her daughter, Mrs. Davis, crimes
committed nearly FIVE months ago. -
Buffalo Times.
Among the "coming women"
seen yesterday, says the Buffalo
Courier. was one on horseback who
rode in the most approved man fash
ion. She was arrayed in trousers,
and the tails of her tight fitting
habit reached her ankles. At the
Front she dismounted and for a while
watched the ice going down the river.
When ready to start she placed one
foot on the stirrup, threw bloomered
leg over the saddle just like "any
other man." and dashed away.
We failed to mention last week
the first appearance cf the Oil City
Sunday Derrick which came out May
19. The paper has an able corps of
workers in it's several departments,
and if it keeps up its record made in
its first and second issues it will hus.
tie its Sunday contemporaries in this
part of the State. 1t is a credit to
its publishers, and is really the only
Sunday paper which comes to this
place that gives all the late base ball
and sporting news up to Sunday
morning.
Every feature one of merit. The
Advocate, Coudersport, Pa: "The
Chas. Lees circus exhibited here last
Thursday as per announcement. The
weather was lovely and the people
turned out, filling the mammoth tents
to their utmost capacity. The per.
formance was extremely fine, every
feature being one of merit The
best show ever in Courdersport' is the
expression of all who witnessed it..
Mr.. Lee is to be congratulated upon
the decorum of his employees. {"
This show will appear in Tionests,
Monday, June Sd.
-Denmsrk's police when they find
a drunken man on tho street sum.
mon a cab, place him inside and
drive to the police station, where he
is detained until sober. Then be is
driven home, the police never leaving
him until he is safe 10 his family
The cabman then makes his charge,
the police surgeon his, the constables
theirs, and this bill is presented to
the proprietor of the establishment
where the oulprit took his last and
overpowering glass This system is
tending to reduce the appalling
drunkenness which formerly pre-.
vailed in Copenhagen.
DIR. and Mrs. fowler were mar.
ried twenty.one years ago Tuesday,
and as the doctor is attending meet.
ing of the State Medical Association
at Chambersburg this week, he ar.
ranged for Mrs. fowler, Miss Maude