The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1871-01-10
O. ca A. r r. TIME TABLE.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Rev. Burton viii occupy the pull
pit of the Presbyterian church at this
place next Sabbath.
We are under obligations to the
State Superintendent Of Common
Schools for his Annual Report for
1870.
In the case Of Dale & Henry, vs.
wilkins, which was decided by arhi-
tration, judgement was given in favor
of the plaintiffs. The case is TO be
carried up by the defendant,
Our County Auditors are now
in session balancing the books and
preparing a report. They are men
who will report things as they are,and
in whom the people can en.rust their
business with confidence.
"A man was mistaken for deer,
near President, on the 30th ult, and
shot by hunter. The ball entered his
chin and lodged in his neck, and has
not yet been extracted His condition
is is said TO be critical. His name is
Blausser.
w. I. Overlander, son of Jacob
Ovcrlander, living up the creek, near
Morgun's Mills, died the latter part of
last week, and was buried in the Iio-
nesta Cemetery on Saturday. He was
about II year old, and had been sick
for about three months. The cause OF
his death was chronic meningitis
We receive the oil CITY Daily
Register, published by w. Il. Johns
Esq, which com".euced publication
Jan. LIST. 1t is Il fvecoiumu paper
and is well gotten up. We hope the
publisher may make this oft-lried en-
terprise in Oh City, success.
We are now turning out job work
which We need not blush for. ANY
one who wishes anything in our line
will be shown samples on application
TO this office. Work done when prom
ised aud ut rates rs reasonable rs can
be had at any office in Northwestern
Pa.
Prof A. c. Porter, now Principal
Of the Borough Schools here, is about
to start new paper ut Emlenton, to
be called The Rising Sun. 1t is to be
six.column weekly paper indepen-
dent in politics, and will appear in
about month. May she rise glorious
ly, shine brightly, and set only when
the newspapers are superceeded by
some greater invention.
ASchool re.opened on Monday, 2d
inst. Whooping.cough has had its
day, and most of our Juvenile members
of society are again enjoying reasona-
bly, good health. We understand, how.
ever, that the attendance is not as good
as it was before the vacation, and be-
lieve the reason is that the parents are
afraid their little ones will catch the
mumps, but where they are to procure
them we don't know, as we have heard
Of no cases in town. -
"A man named Reese Clark,
brother-in-law of Judge Proper Of this
place, met with an accident on the 28lh
ult., which resulted in his death. lie
was earring logs to the mill, aud one
ot the logs Oh the car rolled off and
threw him down, craushing his skull
undoubtedly causing his instant death
He was alone when killed, and was
discovered by his comrades by whom
he was missed. He was man about
twenty'nine years of age, aud leaves Il
wife and two children.
FIVE DOLLARS IN GoLD,-Here i. /
. chance to gobble five dollar gold
piece easily. 1t is offered to the per.
son reading the best essay an "AIatri,
mony, at our coming Teachers Insli-
'ute' which is to commence ON Tuesday
the 24ih INST This is worth Il little
eiiort' and We expect to hear some
sound views on this subject