The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-03-12
Col. and Mrs. ]. IT. Devices. have

in putting the Pitholt Railway in good
share, and may build n few miles
more road to connect with the Penna
Pet. II. II.
We have inquired Of every living
man we have met for two days for 10.
cal news, and can hear of nothing. In
snch cases made and provided, the ed
itor is supposed to coin them to the
extent of two or three columns. We
have done our level best, and if there
isn't enough to suit folks, why they
must commit some depreciation, aud
we'll dish it up to an admiring public
in the highest style of the art.
Miss Lizzie Heath. formerly Of
this place, aged about IS, died in Oil
City, at the residence of her mother,
on Saturday last. Her body was
brought to this place on Monday for
intermcnt. Rev Burton preached
funeral sermon at the NJ. Il. Church.
She was Inferred in the cemetery,
where her remains were followed by II
large number Of relatives and friends
Her loss will be severely felt by her
widowed mother aud friends.
GAIL HAMILTON, EDITOR, At TEN
DOLLARS PER DAY.--Gail Hamilton
has recently beeu engaged as one of
the Editors of Woods Household Mag
azine at salary Of three Thousand
dollars, which is about ten dollars per
day. How II monthly magazine of
torty-eight pages, including cUntrlbu
tlUns from the best writers at from
twenty five to two hundred dollars per
article, can afford to pay from one
thousand to three thousand dollars sal
airy, is financial pr ,blem which only
Mr.. Wood has yet demonstrated.
The Petroleum Monthly for March
comes to us chuck iulY or interesting
matter, which will be appreciated by
those who live in the Oil Regions, or
who nave any thing to do with the
business. We think that every num-
ber we get, is an improvement on the
previous one. If the editors keep ON
there will soon be no room for i'm
provement. A portrait AMI biography
of +. L. Clapp, Esq, of President, is
contained in this number. The por.
trait is very good, and the biography
very truthful. The terms of this use
iul periodical are S3 per annum, in
advance. Bowman d. Linn, publishers,
Oil City, Pa.
The Forest Brass Band has been
recognized, with d. w. Clark as
leader. Prof. Boynton, who, we be.
lieve is the most successful musiral
Slirectnr and teacher in Western Penn.
sylvania, has been engaged to teach
the band, and gives them one evening
of each week. Prof. Boyntnn is Musi-
cal Director of the Philharmonic Sncie
ty of Meadville, and of similar so.
ciety in TiIusvile. and teaches Mead
vile aud Franklin Brass Bands. III
our boys do not imprnve under his in.
siruction it will be their own fault. as
he will do his part we'll. We suppose
we shall soon he favored with snme
chnice music, when the summer even
ings come,
Our readers will remember that
we published an account of some queer
doings of Il man named Ha' ght, about |
Clarington sume time last fall. 1t
will be seen by the following extract
that he has heen caught, and will
probably suffer the penalty of his
numerous crimes:
On Thursday evening last, Feb. Il. |
:. +, Frampton and Judge Coon,
brought to the Jail in this place,
Lorenzo Haiehl, for whom the Com.
missioners of the county had offered
500 reward For some time past
Haight has neen a terror to the citi- !
zens of the norttorn portion Of the
county. He is charged with heing
guilty o. almost every chime in the cal
endar, aud if one half the charges
against him are true, he is certainly
the most dangerous character we nave
had in nur county for II. long time.
The officers had been lonking for him
for the past mouth, hut he had man,
aged To elude Them thus far. He was
finally unearthrd by the Sheriff Of Elk
county, who had warrant for his ar
rest un the charge of horse stealing.
aud who had { llowed him $50 clnse
lv that he was compelled 10 return to
this county. where he was Immediate.