The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1871-12-19

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made the ice bridge across the ALE.
gheny at this place substantial
structure; the foundation being sure
(till thaw occurs) aud the super.
structure excellent.
"A collision occurred on the o. G.
& A. r. Ry., on Thursday morning
last, between the morning freight down
and the construction train. near Eagle
Rock. Several cars were smashed,
and one man had his leg broken, which
was set by DR.. Hunter, Company Sur
geon.
Services will be held in the Pres.
byterian Church in this places. on
Friday evening, Saturday afternoon
and evening, and Sunday morning and
evening next. Communion services
will be held on Sunday morning, at
which time candidates for membership
may be admitted, if previously fluid
unobiectionable.
--Rob't Guyton brought in load Of
ten deers the other day, and almost
every day we see two or three being
brought in. Up to the present time
we believe the most of them have been
shipped away. The time for Staying
deers is almost expired, and after jan
nary 1st, 1872, it shall be unlawful to
molest them until the 1st of Septem.
ber next. So Improve your time and
kill enough to satisfy yourselves until
that time.
Next week is Court week. Judge
jerks presides. Many important cases
will come up for trial during this court,
and according to the encomiums Law
ished upon our new Judge by the pa
pers of Clarion, where he held mis- first
Court, all will be disposed of in the
best manner. The case of Common.
wealth VS.. Barnhart will be tried at
this term of court, and will be
watched with interest. We welcome
the week as financial blessing.
We have received two copies of a
paper yclept The Train Ligue, which
has for its object the pushing toward
of the name of Geo. Francis Train,
for the Presidency in 1872. We don't
wish to "x," and as reason we will
quote a little story which we once
heard of this Gravel Train. He was
once attending horse race on Long
Island, and lost all his money except
one hundred dollars, betting on the
wrong horse. He then offered to oct
his last hundred, that "he was the big.
gest fool in America" A sporting
man at once stepped up, pulled out
his well stuffed pocket book, and said :
"Ill take the bet, provided you are
not George Francis Train I"
BALLoU's MAGAZINE FOR JANUARY.
We find IN the January number of
Ballou's Magazine, which is just issued,
such complete collection of stories,
.omances, poems, engravings, and real
useful information, that we do not
wonder "Ballou's Monthly" is so pop.
ular with all classes of society. Here
we see New Years story, and there
"A sea yarn, and so we read through the
whole publication and wish for more.
The magazine is only $3.50 per year,
or 10 cents per copy, and is for sale at
all the news depots in the country.
rhomes q Talbot, Publishers, 63 Con.
gress. Street, Boston.
We will employ 80 or 70 good
teams, with drivers, to haul lumber,
for which we will pay SO per day and
ind sleds and chains, board for men
and teams, but not shoeing. Apply
at Coon Creek, on Tionesta, or Thom's
Run, on the Clarion.
JOHN COBB & SoNs.
Tionesta, Dec. 1S, 1871.
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