The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-03-27


is heard in the swamps. This is the dead
sure "harbinger," aud after his music
has been three times interrupted by frost,
then look out for spring.
Following is the list of letters remain
ing uncalled for in the Tionesta, Pa, post
office tor the week ending Mar q, 1901:
Mrs. Frances l.. Dilker, Jas. J. Forester,
Esq. ID. 5. KNOX, p. NJ.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the NJ. L.
church will give warm maple sugar
supper in the Lanson building this, We'd
nesday, evening. commencing to serve at
$3.50 O'Clock. Price, twenty-five cents.
Rev. John Yonkers will preach in
Mt. Zion Lutheran church, German Hill,
next Sabbath morning at 10 o'clock, and
on the following Sabbath, Easter, at the
same hour. All are cordially invited.
There will be held in the Methodist
Episcopal church at Tionesta series of
Gospel Meetings beginning April lst and
continuing through the month. Robt. l..
Jones, Evangelist, OF jamestown, N. Y,
will assist the pastor.
AN artistic and very sensibly gotten
up calendar is one sent out by the Sea-
board Air Line Railway. II can be had
by addressing X. Il. l.. Bunch, Gen. Pas
sengor Agent, Portsmouth, Va, and it is
worth your while to Secure a copy.
Our job department is as well equip
ped with the latest faces OF type as that Of
any in this vicinity. Our work is neatly
and arlistically done, and in appearance
equals that of any city office. Let us try
your order. Our prices are moderate.
An exchange remarks that when a
man gets mad at what the minister says
and leaves the church and another gets
mad at the editor and stops his paper,
the two ought to get together, compare
notes and see which is the biggest goose.
The story of duck is the newest
thing which Ernest SetonThompson,
tho author of "Wild Animals | Have
Known" has written. 1t is called "The
Mother Teal and the Overland Route
and will be published in The Ladies
Home Journal.
Miss Proper has returned from Pitts
burg with the new spring millinery for
+. Walters * Co. She is accompanied by
an up-tO-date professional trimmer and
they are now very busily engaged in get
ting ready for their Easter opening which
will be held April 5 and 6. 1t
Our science department is prepared
TO give students excellent opportunities
for the study of chemistry, zoology, and
biology as well as physics and physi-
ology. Sgring term opens April sth.
JOHN f. BIGLER, Prin
.Edinboro State Normal School
EARLY spring vegetables can be had a:
soon as they are in market at Amsler's,
who still continues to keep the best and
freshest assortment Of groceries, canned
goods, tobacco, cigars and coufectionarie'
to be had in the town. Either phone
will catch him and bring quick results.
The snow has gone uncovering t.
sight huge amount of accumulated rub
bish. 1t will be in order now to clean vi
aud burn all acumulations as soon a
possible. 10 not leave rubbish lay
around till the warm weather approach
es. 1t is a Disagreement to the town an'
may endanger health.
In the Reuiew Of ReUieiOS for Apri
Mr.. W. T. Stead contributes an illustra
ted character sketch of England's ueV
Queen, Alexandra. of whom comparative
" little is known in this country. MI
Stead draws an attractive picture OF tn
Queens domestic graces and substantla
womanly qualities.
The shoot between the crack Englisl
, regiment and picked team of sharp
shooters from the Sixteenth n. G.. r., al
ranged some time ago, will be postpone
another year on account of the South A
rican war. Colonel Hulings hopes thi
arrangements may be perfected so this
he can take his team TO England durin
the spring of 1902.
A "grafter' is said to be invadin
some parts ofthe state, he to receive b
pay from percentage of the fruit aft'
> his gratis begin to bear. OF course l
has an agreement for the farmer to sigi
; which is the catch. lie pays cash and
big price. 1t is hardly necessary to wal
! our readers, for surely no one will sig
! such a self-evident fraud.
The Chicago Interior, under who
auspices the party of tourists, of whit
; Rev. ]. V. McAninch of this place is
II member, are making a pilgrimage OF Il
o Holy Land, publishes very good phot
graph of the twenty-four persons con
l, prising the party as they had boarded u
d vessel lust before sailing. The party
l. due at Gibralter on the 18th, and aiter Q
ploring Sorrento, Pompeii and the lslal
= of Capri, should this week be in Egy
z. among the ruins of the ancients. /
r PARTY is made up of New York, Pennsl
ID vania, Ohio, Illinois, Iowa, Texas a
California people.