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


i wish to send off all books for
: binding within the present week, that
come III. All who have books to bind
will please bring them to the REPUB-
LICAN Office during this week, and
good work and reasonable prices will
be guaranteed. w. Il. Dunn.
We are IA little delayed this week
on account Of Sherifi''s Sales, which
appear in another column.
--Ferd. Wenk left last week to 60
to East Brady to help Mr.. Lawrence
run his hotel.
Services, morning and evening.
will be held in the NJ Z. Church, on
Sunday next by Rev. S. S. Burton.
Coal is quite plenty now, and is
bringing 20 to % cts. per bushel. We
will take load or two OF. subscription.
j. L. C.aig, the Station Agent re.
Gently assigned to this place, will soon
bring his family to town, aud become
citizen.
Business Of importance will come
before the Temple of Honor on Fri
day evening next. a full attendance
ls desired.
Miss Adelva Roberts was at home
last weeka few days on a visit. She
went back to her school at Clarion the
last of the week.
Vaccination has been performed
on great humber of our citizens and
! the juvenile portion have sore arms
with few exceptions.
Deeds, Subpenas, Executions,
warrants, Summons, Informations,
Notes and Leases. kept constantly Oh
hand and for sale at this office.
III. II. May. Esq, has returned
from a trip of four weeks to Louisville.
He is lookL.g hearty. He reports his
son, w. H., as doing finely and having
good health.
-Wo have heard that there was
como danger of Timothy Donovan
losing his leg entirely, from the effects
of the accident by which his leg was
, broken n few weeks ago.
We noticed three deers being ship.
ped at the depot on Monday to par.
|, ties living at distance. "A good MANY
Fsof the deer creatures are being slain
up the creek.
Our Fort Pitt Correspondent was
in town last week. He says the rea-
son he does not communicate is that
the mill is shut down at present, and
nothing is going on except stocking.
Work on Capt. Knox's new build.
ing is suspended for the present, but
will be resumed again as soon as the
remainder of his lumber comes, wealth.
er permitting.
ID. w. Clark has moved into his
new hnuse, which is about AS colnforta.
bic dwelling as II person needs. The
E work is all done but the painting,
which will be finished in the spring.
We invite attention to corrected
time table of the Allegheny Valley
X. r., which will be found on the
second page Of this issue. We receiv-
edit too late fer correction on the out.
side page.
s~-Mrs T. e. Hinman, daughter
of Sam'l McClintock, died at the resi-.
denee of her father, in Harmony Tp.,
this county, yesterday morning. We
have not learned when or where the
funeral services are to be held.
"A great deal of lumber is now in
a bad condition in the creek and river,
being frozen in tight, the water having
backed over them after the ice stopped,
and frozen. They will iu all proba.
bAity go out with the ice.
The ice in the river stopped on
Tuesday night last, and most of the
river was frozen over on Wednesday
morning. The skating is said to be
very good in spots. Some few teams
crossed on the ice during th4 week,
but 1t is very dangersous. We hope
10 have a solid bridge here during this
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