The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1871-01-17

of the non-attendance of dancists.
Geo. Turner and Francis Brown,
who have been on trial for the murder
of Rowland Kightlinger, at Hydetown,
in December last were acquitted.
We have received the American
Newspaper Reporter and Advertisers |
Gazette, published by Geo. 2. Rowell
& Co., New York. 1t is n valuable
paper for either advertisers or publish
ers.
We learn that John /. Bole, while
engaged in rafting logs at the mouth
of Mill Creek sn Monday last, had his
leg broken below the knee by log
rolling on it.-C7urion Republican.
j. P. Siggins, late county Treasur
err, informs us that he is going to put
do.vn sanna ,valls nppnsite this place,
about three miles back from the river.
We wish him as much success as he
anticipates.
Mr.. John Shrcevc, formerly Of
this place, but now living in Belvidere,
ILL.,, paid this place visit last week,
with his family. He was enthusiastic
cally received by our citizens, and we
Judge that he must have been popu.
lar man in the place when he lived
here.
Our JOB Office has taken so much
of our attention for the past week that
we have not had time to circulate
much in search of locals. We are
turning out vast amout of job work
now and our customers seem pretty
we'll satisfied with our work. Bring il
along. Satisfaction guaranteed.
The ConneautpiHc Courier comes
to us enlarged and with new heading
and entire new dress. We wish the
proprietors that success in the future,
which they have been having in the
past, which is wishing them well
enough. We should have noticed the
improvement last week, only the Cour-
ier failed to put in an appearance at
this Office.
-Maguire's Opera House in San
| Francisco announces in its advertise.
ments: Performances every Sunday
night" Sunday night seems to be a
favorito time for performances here,
judging by the time some Of our young
men put in an appearance at their
homes Oh that evening, and the
amount of chairs that Partridge has to
fix on Monday.
We have received BQliou's MdgQ-
zine for February. 1t contains an in
structive illustrated article on Russia,
treating that nation in most compre-
hensive manner, showing its manners
and customs, strength and weakness,
all of which is very interesting just at
this time. The remainder of its con-
tents consisting of poems, stories, &C.,
all of which are very interesting,
Terms $3.50 year, or 10 cents sin
gle copy. Address, Thomes & Talbot,
Boston, Mass.
The ice went ont Of the river on
Sunday morning last, commencing al
J about 2 o'clock. 1t went out without
much fuss, but piled the beach on boil
sides of the river with large chunks O
} ice, which were carried away by thC
: high water on Sunday night. The
| creek broke up about ii o'clock oil
! Sunday night, and flooded the shores
on buth sides to a considerable extent
To-day, Monday, the ARABS are reap
ing quite a rich harvest by pulling il
lumber which has escape from tn
mills above. The river is about banl
. high, and is over the road in SOM
. places. 1t requires quite an amoun
!, nerve and some muscle to cross it a
this state. We believe no damage ha
been done along the river. And now
we feel the want Of bridge again.
d TID1oUTE r r. CoMPANY.-Th
n annual meeting for the election of Off
d cors of this company took place O
i Tuesday with the following result;
|. President-James Parshal.
It Directors-B. d. Benson, D. II
}. Mitchell, r. II. Hopkins, Geo. "
/ Allen.
It Secretary-R. f. Hopkins.
}. Treasurer-D. A. Mitchell.
T. -Erery Saturday romes to US regl
II larly. We consider it one of the be-
= illustrated papers published. The lal
6 number contains a portrait Of f. Br,
D. Harte, author Of the famous "Heatl
10 en- Chinee," who, besides being q ver
I intarest;ncr uYiter is a hout "a GOOD lOoI