The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-02-27

The Clarion Republican is the cham
pion item appropriation. Only two
original items, and not u credit. nn its
last local page. Help yourself.
1t is true that this is not the correct
thing. But the Times quotes an item
from the REPUBLICAN, of last week in
regard to the woman srhnol director in
Hickory township, and says the Forest
IreSs said it. First pluck out the
third sand which exists in the Times
eye, then shalt thou sea more clearly
to snatch the walking beam from the
Clarion Republicans optic"
"A valuable horse belonging to w.
J. Roberts, died last week, while Mr.
Roberts vas absent.
The next Quarterly Meeting for
Hickory Circuit will he held at East
Hickory, on the llth and 18th Of May
next. An early aud hearty invitation
is given by the pastor for all the lovers
Of the Lord to come up then and wor.
ship in his temple.
MIR. Hepler is building a two
story frame house ON the lot between
the Forest Hotel and VIM. Harlans
place. Tbs work is being donl by
Harlan q Hepler. We expect to
chronicle great many Improvements
IN nonesta during the coming season.
Those who should know, tell us
that it is likely the ice will stay in the
river and creek until the middle of
next month, unless there is decided
change in the weather. The sun shines
brightly during the day time, but the
freezing ut night makes up for it,
hence the conclusion.
Mr.. - Freeman and SON. Mr.
Ross Freeman, started for Florida this
morning, to Z, gage in business there.
They have been residents in this sec
>
,inn for about wear, and have gained
msay friends. who vii. be sorry to
know Of their departure. We wish
them success in their ventures.
e. f. Clapp, Esq, of President
has struck a new well on the Hender-
son Farm, which produces over one
hundred barrels per day. Mr. Clapp
has been very fortunate in producing
oil. and we suppose will soon develop
hi, President property, which it is
claimed mas never been properly test
ed.
Bono Bros, at Bea. Creek, who
have been running small mill, EN-.
pl"ying for all purposes, including
mill aud stocking hands not to exceed
eighteen men, have, within little less
than eleven months past, turned out
$500, 900 feet of lumber. We venture
to say that no other mill in the coun
try, employing the same number nf
hands, has approximated this sawing.
They make very little fuss, but good
dea nf lumber.
INFoRMAIIoN WANTED. Knowl
edge of the whereabouts uf one Josiah
KlingiEsmith is desired. When last
heard from he was near Pleasantville,
in the oil region, and had cut his ley
with an AK. Any information in rela.
tion to him will he gladly received by
his old widowed ther, Elizabeth
Klinginsmi'h, at Ith Bend. Arm.
str ng C uuty. Exchanges please copy
and confer favor on poor wnman,
A Work IF MERCY $3.50, ,000. 90
in 5000 Cash Prizes is tn he distributed
Legally, March 2Sth, 1872, at Omaha,
in aid of the sick and destitute, at
Mercy Hospital. This enterprise is
endorsed by the Goveraor and best
business men of Nebraska. The tick.
cts are s3 each, or two for s.. For
full particulars, address Pattee 4 Gar.
diner, Business Managers, Omaha,
Neb.
The ALDINE For MARCH. With
this number the full scope and resour,
ces of the American Art Department
begin to be fairly manifest. and We
turn its pages with proud conscious
ness that, at last, we are to have n pc
riodioal that shall do credit to th.
taste and talent of our country. The
Aldine is fast winning for its graceful
and accomplished poet editor, Mr.
C.,,ll.,.l al !