The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-01-23
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

= Hon. j. b. Lawson, Assemblyman,
from this district, has our thanks for
public documents.
The wife of Mr.. james Henderson.
of East Hickory, and all his four chill
drep are sick with scarlet fever. They
have the sympathy and good wishes of
the entire community in their afflic-
zion.
Hon. J.. b. Lawson, member of
the Legislature from this district, las
been appointed member of the COM
niittee on Election Districts, Military
committee. Agriculture, committee on
. Cla,as.
We observe most of the board
RATS between this place and Lacytown
have. been taken out and are piled on
the banks of the creek This is pre-
caution everybody who has lumber in
the creek fhould take.
Mr.. Ed. Culleton, cutter for the
Superior Lumber Co. Store, has moved
his tailor shop mp stairs in the room
formerly occupied by Mrs. Rogers.
This gives mure room for goods in the
store.
Mr.. J. V. Woodfnrd and Miss
Edie Kifier, collected S1l4 for the re-
lief of Mrs. G. Ziegler, frmn the peo-
pie of Beaver Valley aud East Hicko-
ry. May God reward them and the con-
tributors for their work of love.
w. w. Dimond was in town yes
terday, and called upon us. Himself
and family start for Kansas in a
couple of weeks. He is looking well,
and reports his family in the same
condition. We wish him success in
the West.
Al. Partridge has been grievious'
ly afflicted for II little over a week past
with one of Jobs comforters, on his
neck. Providence "put head on it
recently aud AL. concluded to let the
matter drop. When you ask him now,
where he would rather have boil, he
answers, "On another ieller."
e. B. Freeman, of Fort Pitt, me;
with an accident on Monday of last
week by which he is disabled for some
time to come. While skidding logs for
the mill, one of then rolled on his left
foot, crushing it badly. He is about
on crulches, ord hopes to be able to
ATTEND to the physical manipulation.
of the mill soon.
We wish to call attention to the
card Of ID. w. Clark, Real Estate
Agent, which appears in to days paper
Mr.. Clark is good business man, ha:
again been employed as Commission
ers' Clerk for year, and is in a posi-
ton to know whereof he speaks. Any
business intrusted to him will be don,
in the best possible manner
Tile Aidine for February is
a worthy successor to the January is
sue. The Illustrations are fully up t.
those of previous numbers. Lack O
space prevents us giving this art peri
odical the attention it deserves. Tn,
publishers are James Sutton & Co.
70 Liberty Street, N. Y, and the sub
seription price is So which includes .
handsome oil chrome.
-PetersOn's Magazine for Fehruar'
is before us, and is splendid numbe
The steel engraving, "The First Fin
tatiln," is true to life, and the othe
eRgravings and fashion plates ar
scarcely inferior. The terms Of thi
magazine are $500. We will furnis
this magazine and the FOREST REPUI
LIcAN, for $3.50 a year, cash in aC
vance.
The Teachers Institute begins il
sessions to-day. Already our tow
assumes a livelier appearance tha
usual on account of the fair faces an
forms of the school-ma ans who al
now present. This will probably b
the most interesting session yet helC
and according to present appearance
the best attended. We will publish
report of the proceedings from th
secretarv's minutes.