The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-01-12
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Fdshion. published at 914 Broadway,
came to MS last week, and is welcome
to our sanctum. This magazine is de-
voted to Fine Arts and Polite Litera-
t'ire; and published monthly At SO
a year, including premium.
lIAssLesp Year dance was given
by the young ladies of town, at the
Partridge Hall, on Saturday evening
last. ID was. we'll attended, and thor
oughly sSjoyed. The young ladies
footed the bills, which made the gen.
slsmen eFin.
There being no professional bar.
Der in town now. Jas. HuliDg does the
shaving for those who cannot do it
themselves. His place of business in
that line. at present, q at his home in
The Acomb Boilding Ne has no reg
nlar hours.
During the recent a"sOft snap"
Nature was thcrSsehIy deceived.
Grass commenced spfinging, buds
swslIed. and the sap run to such an
extent that new maple sugar is now
offered in some Of ihe surrounding
towns.
The bear hunt long talked about,
will come off the first good snow we
hase. Several of our tpwnsmen vii
take part IN the hunt, and it is prob
able that some strangers will be on
hand, If they can hit the time when
the start will be made. 4 Nah =
This morning we find just enough
snow on the ground to encourage lum-
bermen 10 hope that we may have a
run Of sleighipg soon. If such is the
-willlof tho people, we can stand It, as
il invariably puts the price Of coal
down. .ai % aoiial5ia Bra aal-' a4
5 We have received from Messrs.
A. C. Bskewell & Co.. rs Wood ST.,
Pittsburgh, large and useful Calen-
dar for 1876. B. & Co. conduct
prosperous business in printers sup
plies, aud run a large paper ware
bouselr Quota d2gtndsiliq inodn hnr ui /
i'-lfS'N = sia.E sitn.io1 bio 5rB iHd ,sdinom
re--Skates and hand -sleds are of no
account as yet this winter; but just
wait, boys, we may have weather yet
that will give YOU enough exercise 10
that direction 10 lay the foundation
of first-class pneumonia. .smt
IV1Thomas Fl. Dudley bought the o.
C. &,Ao r. R'y ON the, a29th ault.o for
for 100000 We had no idea it
would go 40 cheap, or We would have
been on hand. Mr.. Dudley bid the
road in forsthe bondholders.
1.-The Inauguration of Gppernor
Hartranft is set down for next Tues
day. and the expense is limited to the
amount at the last Inauguration. If
The weather should be mild, II will BE
a grand affair. 8 6 /,
little Italians, yiolinist and
harper, made mnsic for the good peo-
pie Of Tionesta one day last week. It
is not usual for these little chaps to
get so far from headquarters in the
winter. INV stasmys4 isnraairuss 10
-Old man Aliio. who was upward
of one hundred years old, died last
week, at his home near Tylersburg.
about ten miles from this 9placs. His
wife, who celebrated her centennial
last summer, survives him. mAI rrda
Senator Conover. of Florida, 10.
troduced at,srtoiution in Senate on
Monday requesting .tr President to
declare and MAINTAIN the strictest neu-
trAlity in regard to the z affairs, Of
Spain and Cuba. Fs.SNN~ 7
The February number of Ballou's
Magazine is issued, and Is full of good
things as ever. There is a sea story,
continuation of NJ. Quad's great tale
of THAT Taylor Boy" and several
domestic stories of absorbing interest,
and these in, connection with the il.
lassfations and the poetry, 60 t. wards
making up a magazine that can't be
exeelled in this country. Published
by Thomes & Talbot. 20 Hawley ST.,