The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-01-16
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

pox in Cory. One case proved fatal.
sy--Mrs. Winan's health is said to he
iinproving, and hopes ore now enter
tanned that she may possibly recover.
Nelson G. Ball has suspended work
upon his oil well for the winter. He
will resume operations again in the
spring.
Rev. A. Virtue will preach in the
Presbyterian church in this place, on
next Sabbath, 2lst inst, morning and
evening.
Rev. Mcbride, Of Clarion, will
preach in the NJ. +. Church, in this
place, on Sunday, Jau. 2sth, morning
and evening.
j. p. Wickersham, State Super.
intendent of Common Schools, will
accept our thanks for copy Of his
annual report.
Get ready for the Teachers In.
stitute, which commences one week
+. from to-day. This will probably be
an Interesting session.
There is no small pox at Hickory,
one man has had the quinsy, however,
and an old COW has a wart on her ear.
Let everybody take pains to circulate
the news.
The auditors Report was made out
last week, and will appear in the first
issue Of the REPuBLIcAN il, February.
We understand that the finances Of
our County are improving.
Mr.. H II. Stow is contemplating
making q tour of observation in Flori-
da. during this month or next. Mr..
N. p. Wheeler has not yet returned
from Boston.
We have received the Public Led
ger Almanac for 1872, published by
Gen. w. Childs, of Philadelphia. 1t
is beautifully printed and full of use.
full information.
The Titusville Sunday Nems comes
to us with new dress. 1t is II paper
which could not we'll be dispensed
with about here, aud we are glad to
notice evidences of its prosperity.
The Clarion Democrat has gone
back on kerosene. 1t says: sour of.
fee was>illum. on the Both ult.
with the presence number of young
ladies" The girls over there must
have bright eyes.
"A report was circulated last week
that there was case of small. pox
across the river, at the huuse of P.
Clune. 1t turned out however that it
was a case of chicken-pox, and the
community drew long breath.
Speaking of small pox, we have
several cases in our office. Those who
have been yaccinated needn't be afraid
to come up, as no one has even taken
the varioloid frem them. 1t might be
well to remark that they are type
cases.
We see by yesterdays Herald
that the case of Dale VS.. Wilkins,
which was to have been tried in the
District Court at Erie, this term, has
been continued until the May term,
which, we believe, will be held in
Pittsburgh.
Capt. Knox, H. II. May. Samuel
Hasiet and G. d. Mabie have been
very busy putting up ice for the rast
week, to cooi the fevered brows and
parched throats oe their families and
guests during the heated term which
is expectek some time next summer.
S. J. Wolcott informs us that his
we'll at Enterprise is dry hole. H.
is not discouraged, however, aud is go
ing to put down a well on this side of
; She river opposite Little hickory.
Success to you. Silas.
We understand that Mr.. &C.
Leonard, the Witty paragraphist of the
Titusville Herald, has taken the posi-.
tion of Assistant Editor on the Cleve.
land Leader. We are sorry that Mr..
leonard has gone so far away from us,
but congratulate the Leader on its ac-