The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-01-09

- lut Supftine court Teiustu NHt pour
ton for an allowance OF an appeal from
the Superior court to the Supreme court
in the case of Proper, use OF DON'T VS..
Campbell, administrator of Peters. which
was carried up from this county some
ago.
-Messrs. Bell & Graybill have been so
rushed with orders at their hub factory
at Marienville that they have started an
other plant at Bowmanvllle, where they
have large amount OF good timber to
work up, enough TO keep them running
for several years.
The many friends Of ex-Judge Ed
ward Kerr Of Barnett township will be
panied to learn OF his serious illness from
stomach trouble. The Judge is one Of
our oldest and most highly respected cltl-
zens, and we all hope lis illness may not
be as serious as reported, and that he may
be spared yet many years.
Prof. Coles, the stormy weather man
OF Kingston, claims to have discovered
that there has been great mistake in
our enumeration of lime, and that we are
really hundred years ahead on the cal
endar. That is, instead of writing 1901
now we ought to be writing The year
1901, This will help out great many
prophets who were calculating on the
end of the world coming with The close OF
the nineteenth century.
The Tidloute NepS celebrated the
new century by a complete change OF
make-up-from folio 10 quarto form
and, while it don't look like the old
familiar face we were wont 10 see each
week, The change is quite an improve
ment in many respects, not the. least OF
Nhich is the additional advertising space
which Bro. White finds necessary in his
increasing business. Continued success
to you, Charles.
James Landers has hit upon the
proper caper 10 make little profit dur
ing the duh season in lumber aud lath,
He has procured an ice plow, built a
slide and elevator up near the creek
bridge, and is putting splendid quality
Of eight-inch ice out on the bank for
those who want it at the rate of 40 cents
per ton. The scheme works well aud
our citizens are getting up fine crop oi
lhe stuff at a considerably reduced price
from former years.
The yeac 1901 comprises the latter
part Of the l25th and the beginning Of the
l26th year of American Independence,
and corresponds to The year 66l4 of the
Julian Period The year 566l-j662 of The
Jewish Era; the 1854 since the iounda'
ton Of Rome according 70 Vafro; .hC
year 266l Of the japanese Era; and tC
the thirty-fourth year OF tho period CD
titled "Meiji." The year 1919 of the No
| hammedon Era begins ou The 2Oth o
| April, 1901. The first day of January i
2.H5, 1856 day since the commencement o
tho Julian period. In the year 1901 there
viii be two ecllpses Of The sun, one OF The
moon aud Lunar Appulse, none o
| which Will be visible 20 America.
That was very happy company
which assembled at Corps Hall last Wed
nosday evening 10 witness the joint in
s.allaiion of Rsief Corps and Sow Pos
officers, and 10 pariako Of the splendid
banquet provided by The ladies Of thu
Corps. Many and entertaiuing were ih'
speeches listered to at the campfire hel'
after the exercises and luncheon wer
disposed of, and the large gathering dis
persed at a late hour with pleasantes
memories of the delightful occasion
These annual events are among The mos
satisfying and enjoyable of all the Socls
functions of the year, and the fellow VIII
is lucky enough 10 get "bid" 10 one
them never LET'S anything but the dires
indisposition interfere with his a,ie1d
ance. The pretty exercises OF ins'a'la
tion were performed with precision an,
grace, eliciting favorable comment iron
all the guests of the two excellent Orders
A list of the officers was published here
tofore.
sheriff Jameson re,u med last sal
urday from the Pennsylvania Relorr
, School at Morganza, whittier be had con
yeyed young Fred Copeland of st~srl
; Run, recently sentenced for an indeIinil
period by Justice Randall on the charg
of incorrigability and vicious conduc
preferred by his father, Rufus Copeland
The young man is just past IL years
age, and despite the good example an
II careful training Of his Christian parenj
seemed determined TO be bad. The eve
ming before Christmas he had managed
= with some other boys, TO procure a quar-
tiiv of whlskey and became badly irto'
e ieated. The bottle was taken from hin
II but next day be demanded its retur
At which of course was refused. An allie
IS cation eusued, aud in the mix the your
4. man, who had gotten possession OF r
IN yolver. fired twice but fortunately hiitii
- no one. The grieyed iatlsr found tne
- was no other remedy and 50 had lhe D'
A dealt with As above in the hone tnai
l. term in this model institution VIII Drh
him TO a realization Of his waywardhe'