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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-01-22
TIMBER LANDS FOR SALE.

Over two thousand acres of fine
Hemlock Timber Lands situated on
Maple Creek, near Clarington, this
county, are for sale at a bargain. Part
Of the lands are situated within four
miles of Clarington, on the Clarion
River, aud would be fine site for an
extensive tannery and saw mills. Map
and terms at this office.
25 If w. Il. Dunn.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-01-22
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.

President Judgc-W. p. JENKs.
associate JUdges-J. A. PROPER, AN
DREw Cook.
Sheriff.. J. VAN GTEsES.
TrenSurer-FRED. GLASsNER.
P,'othonotdry, Register C Recorder, &C.
j. Il. AuNEw.
CommiSsioncrs--JA MERCILLfoTT, r.
d. COLLINS, JoHN THOMPSON.
County SHperiHtcndent-S, +. RoHRER.
District AuorNev-W. w. Mason.
Jury CommisSiOHerS-GE SIoaINs,
WIN. PATTERSON.
J6HNty SHrpcy0r-S.D u. IRWIN.
CbTOrcr--J osIAII WiNANs.
County NdItorS-WM. CLARK, I, i.
Conn, l.. WARNER,
Member Of COngress 1eM Distriet-G. w.
BooFiELD.
AS;em6ly-J. B. LAwroN.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-01-22
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

KEY. Brown, OF Rousevlllc, Will
preach in the Presbyterian Church on
Sunday next, morning and evening.
There arc no services in the NJ. L.
Church, OIL that day, and we may look
for full turnout.
From present indications the hop
at Lawrence's Hall this evening, is
hound to be success. We understand
that q special train is coming down
from Tidioute, loaded with gay rcvcl-
aers for the dance. Mr.. Lawrence
will amply provide for all who attend.
Snow is falling this morning, and
the indications are that VIC shall have
sleighing for several weeks yet. There
have been ne general sleighrdes here
ms vet this winter but we haven't the
slightest idea that the winter can DO
cotton through without one.
Tho Oil City Telegraph closed its
career Wednesday last. Reason, didn't
pay. The publisher, Mr.. Pratt, will
probably start a morning papor at
Frsuklin. de is u gentleman whose
success will be hailed with joy by a
large cia,cas Of acquaintance.
-On Thursday evening last at II
p. M. a Ere broke out in Greenville,
and iel about an hour ten acres were
burned over clean. The loss is S90,-
900, and the insurance $4,000, leav-
ing a total loss of $4,000. Eight
Rarge business houses were destroyed.
The origin of the fire is unknown.
-Petsrson's Magazine for February
ia TO hand, and, as usual is filed with
interesting reading matter, and useful
hints and suggestions for the ladies.
The steel plate entitled, "Attention
Company" is very fine, and does cred
it to the designer, as it does to the pub.
fishers of this magazine. Subscrip-
ton price, $500 per year. Address
Chas. ]. Peterson, 306 Chestnut St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
we understand that Geo. Lacy
will build n steam mill in the spring
4our miles up Coon Creek from Lacy
town, on the site of water mill, which
has been run for about four years by
John Cobb & Sons. Messrs. Cobb
have sawed up all their contract calls
ior, and have several mills beside
which require their attention. We
believe il is the intention of Mr.. Lacy
to build large mill which will give
employment to quito force of men,
and to manufacture several millions of
lumber per year.
We gather from the Warren Nail
the following account of the shooting
Of Mr. Messper. lie was near Corydon
assisting his men in getting out timber.
lie kept his gun in q hollow tree, to
use when he was at leisure in shooting
game. When the last team was COM
ing he stopped in q hurry for his gun,
jerked it out and it went of, lodging
the whole charge of shot in the lleshy
part of his thigh. No bones were in,
iured but the flesh was badly torn. At
last advices he was doing as well as
could be expected. lie alleges that
be put the gun away with the kicking
end towards him and that somebody
changed il.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-01-22
TRIAL LIST
FOR FEBRUARY TERM, 1873.

John a. Proper VS.. Chas. Robson & Co.
II. III. May VS.. James II. Whisncr ct al.
II. II. May VS.. John Miller ct al.
Royal Il. Scott vs.. II. O. Carson.
James Il. Brown VS.. Bennett DobbS ct al.
Il. II. Ellsworth ct ux vs.. j. II. Dilks.
Daniel Black vs.. The Oyerscers of the Poor
of TiOnesta Borough.
Elizabeth Green VS.. II. C. Scott ct al.
p. Mining & Co. vs., Geo. S. Hunter.
Charles Starrow VS.. Eli Berlin and VIM.
A. Dusenbury,
VIM. Foreman for use vs.. 8. f. Hatch,
j.. l.. Davis vs.. Alexander Wallace ct al.
Margaret Malvin vs.. Thomas Mac ct ux,
l.. B. Hoffman VS.. John Fagundus e, al,
II. Wingiield OF al VS.. John 4. Proper.
Bernard Mead VS., John wilkins.
Foster Farm OIL 60. VS., Owston & Sewers,
ii. L, Hogan vs.. Goo. Walters ct al.
j. II. AGNEW, Proth'y.
Jan. %, 1873.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-01-22
OUR RIVER BRIDGE GONE.

Tioncsta, and We may say Forest
County had not got over the FIRST jubi-
liant pride over the bridge just COM
pletcd about month ago, across the
river at this point, when it was carried
away. Rains, thaws, &C., had raised
the river to such an extent, that it
was certain on Thursday night that
the ice would 60 out within twenty
four hours. But no fears were enter
tanned as far rs we heard, that the
bridge was in any danger. The only
fears VIC heard expressed, we're that
the abutments end piers Of the bridge
would cause a gorge above it, and cause
the river to overflow about it, and
damage all the property on tho flats
adjoining the river. Every family
whose property was considered in dan
ger, was packed up, ready to fee OH
the approach Of the danger they fear
ed. On Friday morning at about six
o'clock, the gorge above the bridge
broke and carried away the two piers
ard the bridge came down with huge
crash, and as the ends of the bridge,
while falling, ,scraped on the abutments,
huge columns of fire followed its track
down, and for moment, lighted up
the whole scene with hollish grandeur.
Sorrow was depicted OH every counte-
nance as the structure fell and as the
news spread, lamentation kept it COM
pany. No calamity which has bcfal-
len our people for several years, has
caused such universal regret as the
loss Of our bridge. When the amount
of freight received at our depot is
taken into consideration, almost all Of
which is brought across the river, the
amount Of our loss may be understood.
Freights are received here for New.
town, Lacytown, Cobbs mills, Has.
kell's mills, Paync's mills, Childs q
Palmer's mills, Root d Gillespie's
mills, Rogers mills, Bonds mills,
Reck's mills, Bear Creek, Newman
vile, Tylersburg, Cooksburg, and sew.
eral others which just now escape our
memory, beside the immense amount
received by our merchants here. The
travel across the river here, must,
therefore be quite extensive, and has
been frequently interrupted for days
because of the running ice, which
made the crossing of the ferry boat
impracticable.
But wo are assured by Mr.. Hunter,
that tho bridge will be immediately
rebuilt when the water goes down suf.
liciautly, and this makes our present
loss rather easier to bear. Tho piers
are scattered around near where they
stood, but it is not definitely known
where the iron is, but it is supposed to
DO at the bottom Of the river about
one hundred feet below the bridge. Ii
it is not twisted and broken so as to be
unfit for future use, the cost of rebuilt
ing the bridge will be comparatively
light. We wait patiently for tho wa
ter to fall, that We may know the full
extent Of the damage.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-01-22

$1,000 Reward will be paid by the
proprietor of DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery for a medicine that will
equal 1t in curing severe and lingering
Coughs, Bronchitis and all diseases of
the lungs. COZ.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-01-22

Job Printing
Do you want posters? ?
DO you want hand bills ?
DO you want business cards
DO you want Il neat bill head?
DO you want tasty letter head ?
DO you want nice visiting card
so, leave your orders nj tho Re
publican office where they will be exc
culod in the noatest sty!p aud on most
reasonable terms,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-01-22
The CREEK BRIDGE.

BY reference to another column, it
will be seen that the County Commits
sionsrs have advertised sealed propO-
sails "for the purpose Of fitting up an
iron bridge across the Tionesta Greek
on the piers now standing" and to be
divided inte four spans. With all de-
ference to the Commissioners, and
without wishing to dictate to them, we
would suggest that it would he infinite
ly better to have but one pier, and
two spans, instead of the three piers.
Every lumberman on the Tionesta
Creek, and every one who has been
observant during the rises on the
creek, knows that these piers have
been more damage to them than any
other obstruction on the creek. Scarce
ly flood but there is jam there,
several RATS STAYED, and perhaps only
the space between tive piers at one
side left for creek pieces to pass
through. If we are to have an iron
Bridge VIC do not see why it could not
be constructed as cheap with only one
pier as with three, nor why it would
not be as durable. We are in the
midst of numbering country, depen.
dent mostly on its traffic, and think
that as much as possible the interests
of the lumhcrmen should be looked
after by our public officers. We hope
to see some action taken about this
when our Commissioners next meet.
TO give people somewhat of all
idea of the extent Of the lumber bust
ness in Forest county, VIC will give the
amount Of business done at Lacytown,
six miles above here, on Tionesta
Creek. There are now $4,000, 900 feet
of lumber piled at that point, to be
RATED Mt the spring flood, and there
are about two million feet back, which
will probably be hauled during the
next few weeks, if the roads keep good.
About 100000 feet of this comes
from the mills of Jno. Cobb & Sons,
up Coon Creek about 100000 from
Root e. Gillespie's mill, and the bal
ance from Paync's, Porter Haskell's,
Melvin Rogers, and Myers Mills.
The lumber is piled for nearly half q
mile up Coon Creek, and about quar-.
ter mile along Tionesta, making a
grand continuous pile three-fourths Of
mile long and about eighteen tc
twenty feet high. All this and d
great deal more from above, will be
coupled up here giving employment
to an immense amount of men, which
will make times brisk here and proba.
bly, money will circulate more exten-
sively than it has for some little time
past.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-01-22
BOROUGH OFFICERS.

BWrycss--J. WINANs,
Cbuacilmen-T. j. Van Gioeen, Miles w.
Tnte, ID. w. Clark, p. o, Conver, w. =.
Eercilliott, j.. l., Hackctt,
Justices Of the Pedcc--W, L. Morcilliott,
u, y, Knox.
Cbnstublc--J, N, Teltsworth.
Sbhoot Dircctors--J. Winans, ]. A. Dale,
J. A. Proper, w. f. Hunter, NJ. w. Tate,
\. ID, Irwin.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-01-22

QE Tn Q1n per day! Agents wanted |!
pO y D<u All classes of working
moments or all the time than at anything
else. Particulars free. Address G.. Stinson
Il Co., Portland, Maine.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-01-22
NelO AdUeI'tiSeme entS,
SEALED PROPOSALS.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
TIoNEsTA, FOREST Co., L
JAN. 10TH, 1873,

CEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received
~ at this Office until Tuesday the 10th of
February for tho purpose OF furnishing
and fitting up an Iron Bridge acress the
Wonesta Creek on the piers now standing,
said bridge TO be 2fs feet long, divided in
to four spans of about II feet each. Build
ers Ia furnish their own plains and speciii-
cations.
The County Commissioners reserve the
right to reject any or all bids.
BY order of tho County Commissioners
ID. w. CLARK, Clerk
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-01-22
HopTUwARr

Passengers will havo TO understand that
"Sorthward," in tho table is dorn tho
rivor, and "Southward" il up tho river.
Trains 10 and 20 are mixed freight and ac-
commodation tho others arc passenger
trains.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-01-22

The Teachers Institute of Forest
county met on Tuesday of last week,
and continued in session until Friday.
We were SO busy that we could not
find time to attend any of its sessions,
but understand that this institute has
not been rs interesting as some in
years past. Prof. Dale, of Franklin,
and Rev. o. b. Clark, were engaged
as lecturers. Among the best efferts
of the institute, is classed the essay
read by Miss Minnie Freeman. Prof.
Porter was present a day or two, and
took some part in the proceedings.
The usual resolutions were passed at
the close of the institute, and the
teachers, superintendent and lectur-
ers went their several ways, fully con-
WINGED, we have no dou5t, that it had
been good for them to be there.
For sale at Robinson & Bsnnor's,
Oat Meal, Graham Flour, Dried Sweet
Corn, Dried Apples, Pruncs, Currants,
and Raisins, Prepared Mince Meat,
all kinds Of Canned Fruits, Pickles
in Bottles, Oyster, Lemon, Sugar, Bos-
ton and Butter Crackers, Onions, Po-
tatos and Corn in Ear.
Guily tho TroubHdonr
touched his guitar beneath the halco'
ny of his lady love, as he sang the
praises Of the DOMESTIC SEWING Ma
CHINE.
She listened with eager ear, as the
rayishing strains filled the evening air
with melody; and, on the following
morning repaired to No. "a Sixth ST.,
Pittsburgh, and ordered one Of those
perfect machines, which has ever since
filled her young heart With g!adhess,
and lightened her domestic labors. She
says she would not dc without it.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-01-22

JOB WORK neatly OK ooutod at this Office
y at reasonable rates,
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HILsRoNNER & CO..

Ailer thanking the people who so kindly
assisted in saving their property from the
fire, wish to inform the public that they
arc again opened out and prepared to sell
goods cheaper than eyer-in fact will sell
their present stock at the heaviest discount
over yet offered in this section, after which
they intend to remove their establishment,
very greatly enlarged, up to the present
business centre on Elm street,
A large amount of goods damaged, some
very slightly-by removal and water
must be SOLD ut any price. Consisting of
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-01-22
Time of Trains

TIoNESTA STATION. on and AFTER
Monday, November 4th, 1872:
soUTHwARD
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-07-09

La Constipation hAbitual de que liable Vda h,
sido curxdo con laa Pildoras." p. I. GsneE.
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EDICTO.

Por auto del Sr. Juez de Drimerl lustancia del
Dist ito de Cathedral. dictado el los elerutlVo>
queante el iufr ,scrto Estrlbano siSuen IS Srs
Lamb Y Comp contra los Srs. RnthSchlid
Brothers Comp, sobte cobrO de sesenCa u"
mil tresclentos enta Y scis pesos novenGt
seis Continues; se sacau 4 pdbhca suOasta pos
t6rminO de veinte dts la Hdcendt Victoria
con maquinas enseres que p eden verse de los
inventariOs que Ubran Ell el espedlente, cuyOs
bienes han sid em ,argadns com de la propIe
dad lie los dculorCs se venten para pagan a
dichOs Srs. Lam y Compa aqueta cantIdad
costas, dobiendo celebrarse el remate s,mu TIA
ne4meDte en- el Julgad0 lie paz lie /, Carolina
d0nde radican tlichos hieues eu el JuZgaio dc
primera Instancia dc Cathedral el veintc Ucho
del presente mes a las dos d la tarde.
LO que Sc hac, sdb a para couoc'mIento de los
que quieran lntertsarse en- | subdstL, advlr-
tIeudO que no 50 admttira postura que no cubra
las dos tercela as parties del iustiprecia.
Puerto Rico tres de Julio de mil ochOcientos
Betenta y tres.
Y para imsertar en- ell peri6dico e BoLETIN
hbrO la presenIe c0pia en- Puer Rico u tres 'e
Juli" de mil uchOclentos setenta trcs.-Juan
Bas | O NuncZ. Ia
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DE PAUL DE KOCH.
Be admiten SusCricionss las uiguisntss;

La vuelt por Espaha. Amorea CGlebrea. Ba-
taIia q. La vid Luna dc inlel he hiel. Semi
liza del bien, Aidta du i Lurenzu Corregislog
de Aimagro, Ayeuturas del arm de- Trench,
Ui1mo snspiro d. nn tTuno, Insnrrrc ion de
Cuoa. InsuTreceion Catlista, Eapoaitn del R.,-
dann. lgnacio ell eatudiante, PaAteIero de Ma
drikal, GigaFTeTa de Madrid, Vistay aventnras
de Robinson. Historic slel General Prim, Com
mun. de Paris. Orlando al tusioso, Jerusalem
hoettaha, klebte le rfqneEas Hiatoria dc un
marques ladIu". Ia CaTsaIada. La caiumnia,
II Conds de MontecFisEo, La MuRur del gran
Aando. hissofla general de Fsancia. Guerra
Franco Pru.iAna. HuasoTia dr I0giatrrra t.. Il
LahTon de Instruction Frimaria. Mrdaliaa pa :
~ pFuan1oa. e.iscctsn agasaa <eeanstEieaaa p<aaa
nsotsldaA aaatrtna nsett ico decimal d.yugiona-
RIO. sst .halaaa, claslFua dr tod.s tananss. para
Aani - ratEatoa -loa Aft sonastoA i Ia ta1alcA
etr"ntFAFea pFr~lus aumanavnEr haratua
1JeFrsrtoA. vocaiisaeluu. metOdna para ptAno
eAAto. pauxaa para piano, ptr8Aa para slolln.
plexaA pAEA cAnfes. operas para piano. a.. A
suratso 1cntgD 80 saeaF cara dr romplngAg 10
dAA Ian uhFaA tfuuwaM
Para loa pcdlsin~ FrelAuaelunea dlrflAnae
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DE CIEEFUEGOS.

"Sin tener ninguna especifca enfermedad, he pa.
decide mueho de Debilidad Languid6z pero oon
20 mi eataAo do yigor fucrza natural" 10 aQuin
Rnbtllo.
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Esc~iban1a pGblica.

POr prOvidencia del Sr. Juez de IA Instanca
del disrriUo tie san Francisco recaida en- el jul
clio executive seq .iiio pOr la sucletlstd Itiarte
hermanO dc taracena Comp contra l.. de-
ROthschild Brothers Comp eli cJbr0 ne .s-
cudOs, SO ha dlpuesto proce ia AL rcmatr de In
maquluarla ensef es embargadoS ssldos Cu
diez Ocho mi trescentos ncurntt pesos, d. ls
hacienda Victoria sItua,lt eu san Autou banjo
de In Carolina dunde 81 hllla aquelil, s.ila
landOse para que tengsl lugar cl acto este Jak-
gadO Ell el de paz de dIch pueblo al dia 81 del
corriente q las oclo lie la nlafana Y para la
cOncurrencia do licta,lores So publica ~ preseII-
te Oh Puerto Ricu de Julio de iss3.-Dems.
trio Gimenez Moreno. Ia
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Hotel del Universe.

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Sc desea vender 6alqui-

larse una bonita casa de MADEIRA On il carretera de
Caugr JOS constTuida, techada de zinc
ttjamauf eontando con oil dc terreno de
fonuoy ~ dc frente, IN cuyo teTrsno tiene 7S pa
de cocos dos dr pTi.nrr.s pArclon las reatan
t.s rhlcas, tambien slganos ArbOlss fTutaless
DIchA casa . Lubo su ActnaI duenu por auerts de
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por al cual oIre,e enagenATiA un pTeclu mo tcu,
t,ufIet4o al que "a uteTsss lsssIT vcFGa haccfie
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forNcs ,IirT ri csLAnleclm ento Ia EsgERA. FOR
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ANUNCIOS DIVERSOS.
PR rSiDENCIA
DEL. EXCHO. AYUNTAMGENTO
DE s, JUAN DE PUERTO RICO.

En- vista de la escasez de aqua que Sc nota en-
la poblacion pnr rconsecuencla etc Ia pssa proionsasu"
seGufa que yiene exuerimentan lose, ha acOrda
do el Excmo Ayuntamiento q ese, tralgap d,a-
riamente cincuenta pipas de aqua del no dc pa
yamon; cuyo servicio SO hara por alnSte con las a.
ecretaria Municipal. Y 10 hag pdblico, para
que las personals que qnieran hacerse cargo He
dicho sci vicio, pued"n enterarse de las rond'<<
eiOnes n, icada> y BE tar sus ploposlcloneS
Ia Junta Munich al ue subastas, 81 oia ~ a las
tres de la taIde, que So hallara reunlda al etec-
to en- las Saas COnsistOriales.
Puerto-Rico, Julio 8 de lS73.-El Corregldor
Presidente POEuE j. PudiLLd.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-07-09
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0RGANA DEL PARTLDO DE- Los RRAN0LE& SIN CONDLCLONE
i PARTID0 DR. Los ESPAnOLBS SIN CONDICIONBS.
De La estancia del Pbro

d Mariano Gonzalez cura parrOcO de TruiillO-
iajo re ha desapaI ecidO en- la noche del 10 de
iuuiO p,6x;mO pasado un caballO zainO, con un
iucero en- la freDte, un lunar blancO en- ell labiO
superior. los cuatrO tubos negrOs, erin cola Y
cOpete abultadOs, marcadO con P. en- la ITALIA
izquiertia del pescuezo, alzada y cuartas, edad
etc amos, pasO devanado tacOneadO.
LA persona que de razon en- esta redaccion y
en- los demas puntOs lie la Isla los correspOnsa-
les de este peri6dico q su duefo sera compe-
tentemente gratifcado. 3-12
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-07-09
ESCUELA DE- IA PUREINA CONCEPTION.
Gale de s. Justo mum, SO.

Ell Director de este establecimiento tiene la hon.
ra lie manlfestar los Sres. padres de familia.
Que correspondence al favor que le han dispen-
ssdo, no lia omtidO sacriiciO algunO parp pOnerle
q la altura de los primeros clase, para clio
cuenta con un espaclos0 local que reune todas las
condciones h'g en css Y pedagogical, con la COO
peration de pl Ofesores idoneos para las classes
cund rias de- Otorn", debiendo abrirss oil % dc
Ju.io las d.. piano, cantO, dibujo lIneal y natural
Sc admiten pupilOB meniOS pupilOs d2nd0leS el
nsmerado trato que tiene acredltadO.
PuertO-Rico julio 70 1a13-Er Ancisco CoYtks Ia