The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-11-13
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in this world the woes of man follow
fast and furious in each others footsteps.
No sooner do you push the lawn mower
of the yard than you must haul out the
snow shovel.
Our enthusiastic namesake, the Kane
Republican, is still flying the State and
county tickets at ITS masthead. We ad-
miro the pluck thus displayed by our
staunch and ever wakeful neighbor.
The annual meeting of the Pennsyl-
vania Dairy Union will be held in Yoik,
Dec. lth aud 9TH, 1901. A successful meet
ing is anticipated as the Union has Sc
cured the cream of speakers for the oc-
casion.
They tell us that the notorious Jack
and Mary Scanlon were in town yester-
day. Great Scott We hope this pair
will not be taking in Tionesta as a part of
their territory for their nomadical wan
derings.
A sensible exchange remarks that
there is no reasonable excuse for a man
to liva in town IL he doesn't like it. II
you have no word of commentator to
our town, emigrate. The church bells
will have the same musical ring, the little
dogs will play just the same and as brisk
ly, end the fish will bite just as well.
w. $. Thompson got wild cat Tues
day morning at the Fagundus rocks. He
hung 1t up in front of the Hanchet House
and excited considerable attention. lid
ioute News. This reminds us that It is
about time for our Pete Karns to begin
his annual harvest in these parts. Pete
is wildcatter that generally gets tho cat
when he starts after one.
The womans Relief Corps of this
place will pack barrel of goods for the
Memorial Home at Brookville as usual
this year. The barrel will be packed at
Hopkins store, and request is made TO
all who will contribute groceries or
canned fruits to have their contributions
there not later than Friday morning.
The invitation is to everyone.
According to Philadelphia paper,
tho p. Il Il. railroad is about to abilsh its
docks at Erie and have its ore business
haniled at Buffalo. The paper states
that this is the reason of the requirement
Of the w. n. Y. Il p. by the Pennsy.
Should this change be made it would
make a vast difference in the freight traf-
iic through this city. Warren Mirror.
Last Wednesday evening nearly
new top buggy was stolen from the barn
of VIM. Lease at Golinza. 1t was dark
green in color with fine red stripes, end
springs and l000-lnile axles. Made by the
Jewel Carriage Co, OF Car hage, o.,
whose shop plate is on the buggy. Mr..
Lease offers S25 reward for the recovery
of the buggy and evidence to convict the
thieves
Thomas Reynolds, of Warren, ma
chinest by trade, is missing from home
and number of his friends are anxious
to learn of his whereabouts, foul play be-
ing feared. The Mirror says: Two
weeks ago last Wednesday Mr.. Reynolds
come home from work, as usual, changed
his clothes and as he was then going out,
apparently up street, another roomer
asked him to take check up TO be
cashed. Reynolds consented and taking
the check went out. From then until.
now the man has never returned. Not
I a 10. II, al,, l.a
be used to trace him.
Here is an item from the Franklin
Leader that may be read with profit by
all persons, especially those who may get
it into their minds that they can pretty
much do as they please about it; Peter
Burford of the First ward was to-day ar
rested by truant officer Brown, at the re-
quest OF the school board, for the non-at-
tendance of his son Fred, aged years,
school. The trusnt officer has received
no little trouble with this lad, who re-
fuses to attend. The school board now
proposes to go after the parents instead of
the children. The fine for the first Of
fense is 81; for the second So, and the
third tdp TO Morganza. Parents should
bear this statement in mind and attend
to their delinquent children.
The Pennsylvania Railroad has de-
cided to build a connecting line between
Stoneboro aud Oil City, running down Big
Sandy Creek to the Allegheny river,
where bridge will be built to connect
with the Allegheny Valley Railroad and
thence to OIL City. The new line will
cover distance of seventeen miles.
Preliminary surveys have been COM
pleted and active operations will com
mepce in the near future. This will give
the Pennsylvania a new line West, con-
Meeting New Castle with Youngstown
and with the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne 4
Chicago Railroad. The Pennsylvania
has also decided to double track the Al
legheny Valley road from Pittsburg to
| Oil City. Twenty miles of this track
has already been laid, reaching nearly tC
| kiskiminetas Junction. Large appro-
/ priations have been made by the Pen.
nsylvania for thus purpose. .-Emlentor
News.