The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1900-04-25

when you want suit of clothes 60
to Hopkins. His stock not only COM
prises the largest variety of fabrics and
finest quality, but his prices compete
with any and all. 1t
The county commissioners of Craw-
ford county haye made an order that
hereafter the sheriff shall be allowed thir-
ty dollars month to pay for the services
ofa Jail warden.
Government reports show that the
United States bicycle manufactures an
nually export more of their product in
value than any other manufactured arti-
Gle Of a similar nature.
The Sres studio will be open We'd
nesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday
of this week. Mr.. Sires will be in per-
sonal charge and that is a guarantee that
all work will be right. 1t
Young people preparing for college
can do years work in Greek and Latin
in single term at the Clarion State Nor
NAL School by studying those branches
on the intensive" plan.
"A man ought to show the samo con>
sideration for his wife's pleasure after
they are married as before.-Er. OF
course, we suppose our contemporary
means, when convenient.
Don't fail to attend the production Of
that military drama, "The Spy of Gettys-
burg,"'by home talent in the court house
next Friday evening. The proceeds are
for the benefit OF the W r. @.
AT this time of the year every yard
should be thoroughly cleaned and all
rubbish burned. There is nothing that
will breed disease SO rapidly as accumu-
lated refuse from the winter season.
Frank Major, alias "Joe Kennedy"
awaiting trial in the Meadville Jail on the
charge of burglary and murder, is but a
mere shadow of his former self. Close
confinement has undermined his health.
The II boys found guilty of furnish
ing beer to minors, including young
girls, at keg party on Neversink noun
tain, near Reading, last summer, were
sentenced last week to pay s25 and costs,
amounting to 1898.
The borough schools will close next
Monday and we suppose the pupils in all
the rooms are glad of it, for this is the
time of year when both young and old
are afflicted with "that tired feeling to a
greater or less extent.
F. Walters & Co. not only handle the
finest line of Millinery in this vicinity,
but they have the finest line of tailor
made skirts and petticoats, and ladies
and infants furnishings generally. Get
prices and examine goods before buying.
business men should look out sharp.
ly for counterfeit $40, s., and 81 notes.
They are freely circulated and the coun-
terfeiting gang can not be far from this
city. The $40 certificate is reported to be
very cleverly executed. TItusuille -C0uT-
ier.
lion. j. G. Sibley was nominated at
lH0 COuleIeHCo Helu III NAME ldSJ 1nurS-
day on the first ballot for Congress, re-
ceving 20 votes, the other six being for
Hon. o. G. Allen of Warren. The nomi-
nation was made unanimous on motion
of Mr.. Aliens conferees.
Following is list of letters remain
ing uncalled for in the Tonesta, Pa, post
Office for the week ending April 25. 1900:
Miss Maude f.. Kesseler, Mrs. VIM.
Hesburn, Mr.. William Hesburn, Mr..
Thomas Lockwood, Mr.. Geo. w. Rose
bush, p. NJ. Clark, letter, card.
"A clever counterfeit silver dollar is
in circulation throughout this section and
business men are warned to be on the
lookout for it. The coin is of the date
1891 and so perfect is the imitation that
it can hardly be detected from the genu-
inc. 1t may be told by its smoother sur
face and the markings about the edges
are not regular. It can be distinguished
by the touch or by the ring il allowed to
fall on a solid substance.
The people appreciate a cash price
when honestly made. Try it at Tionesta
Cash Store. 1t