The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-03-19


the M. E. Church on next Sabbath at
3 o'clock p. NJ. Let everybody turn
out.
The Petroleum Centre Record says
that the Phillips, Boyles q Leslie we'll
on the Krautzer Lease, Cash. Up, which
started up some days ago at the rate of
100 barrels per day, but filled up with
sand and ceased producing, has been
cleaned out and started up again, aud
is now yielding 70 barrels per day and
increasing.
--Jno. Cobb & Sons have RATED
100000 feet of lumber on the ice in
the pond at Lacytown. If the break
up does not interfere with it, they will
be on hand for the first rise, with n
good number Of RATS. Whether this
rafting on the ice will prove prolita.
Bile or not, depends entirely on how
the ice goes out. We hope it will
prove success.
We know Of two modes Of estab-
fishing good reputation. One is to
be praised by honest men, and the
other is to be abused by rogues and
scandal mongers. The former viii in.
variably be accompanied by the latter
Their calumnations are not only the
greatest benefit they can confer upon
you, but also the only service they
will perform for nothing. "a word
to the wise," &c.
"A week ago Monday Mr.. G. w.
Zeuts and Muster Geo. Holeman saw
a young deer on the ice in Holeman's
Eddy, and, acting on the spur of the
moment, gave chase. The deer got
upon a slippery place, and fell, when
they came up and secured it. Mr..
ZeDts now has the animal penned up,
and is tanning it rapidly. 1t will now
eat from Mr.. Gents hand and bids fair
to become II very aflectionate pet.
The Vehango Spectator of last
week apologies for the lack of local
matter in that paper by say that "the
editor has become father for the first
time. It's boy snd we might name
il after the man who pays his subscrip-
liz n the longest in advance. 1t weighs
well we are not ashamed of its aver.
dupois." Accept our congratulations,
John. May the child sing MS well as
its mother, and write as we'll as its
father.
George B. Luper closed his school
at West Hickory on Friday last, the
term having expired. Everything
moved off harmoniously during the EN-.
tire term, and the people, old and
young, without a single exception, as
fur as our informant could learn, give
but one opinion, viz: "Mr Luper has
done better for us rs q teacher, than
any one ever did before" He returns
to his home in Crawford County this
week, accompanied 10y the hearty good
wishes Of all who knew him.
Yesterday evening James Fogle,
lad about II years of age, was
brought before ID. S. Knox, j. P, on
charge of threatening Jas. Mcintyre
with mntilation with knife. Itappears
that Fogle had had some difficulty
with a younger brother of Jas. McIn.
tyre, and expressed the opinion that
there wasn't Mcintyre running that
could get away with him." Jas. thought
there was,and peeled for the fray. Fogle
drew knife and swore he would carve
his (Mc's) intestines from out his
frame. The younger brother then
clinched Fogle, who made a pass at
him with the knife, narrowly missing
his heart. The teacher, Miss McCur-
dy interfered, and tried to get tie
knife from Fogle, and received quite
II severe cut on her hand. He then
put up his knife. He was bound over
in 800 bail for his appearance at
court.
Some time during last night Capt.
Knox was awakened by his wife, who
said she heard noise in the chicken
coop. Thinking that some animal was
disturbing his poultry, the Capt. hur.
ried out to the coop, without dressing,
and thought he saw large dog with
chicken in its mouth. He made a
grab at the chicken, when, much to
his surprise, he caught hold of mans
hand The man drnnnad tho ob;nl.,,