The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-02-09

has sufficiently recovered from his ac'
cident last fall, to again be at his
bench and attend to all work in his
line. Parties in need of his services
will please make note Of this,
Quite a number of the Odd Eel
lows of this place went to Pleasantville
last evening to attend lecture de-
livered by Rev. Martin of Tidioute,
and participate in grand banquet
to be given by their Pleasahtville
brethren. A good time was doubtless
had.
Nick Thompson's friends in this
place will be pleased to learn that he
has almost recovered from his severe
attack of rheumatism and will soon be
around again. He is living with MIR.
Jamieson's family at Pleasantville.
Some mean cuss started the story in
that place that Nick was a lunatic but
perfectly harmless, and for several
days he was a subject OF curiosity to the
small boy.
The headlines in one Of the telc-
graphic news columns Of the Derrick
of Monday, read as follows: give
Years." (in the penitentiary), "A
Fatal Kick" Robbed and Beaten,
"Lynched," "Murder and Suicide,
"Poisoned," Cruelty to the lssane,"
"Attempt to Blow up Steamer,
} ATTEMPTED Assassination, ,""Gagged,
Taking Brides" Missing" &c., &o,
And yet the Derrick sighs for suicide
} .or an incendiary fire just for news.
, Yet that paper never was Satisfied
with common, everyday occurrences.
! w. II. Andrews, tho TituSville
: dry goods man, gave his second free
: excursion taking in Tidioute, Tionesta
n and intermediate points, on Thursday
9 last Quite number went from TINS
Q place, but it reports are true they
d didn't strike as big bonanza as they
expected. Most all agreed that good
# could be bought as cheap here as a
,f Titusville, with the exception of few
,r small articles purchased frcm tn
Il 4.cent counter. We believe in pat
ID ronizing and en-, ouraging our nom
e. stores as much as possible, and hop
p our citizens will not be taken In an
II more by the free. excursion dodge
The way to build up town iS to pal
ronize home institutions. 1t som
times becomes necessary to go out
y town for an article but that is nj
often.
ia We are very sorry TO state thi
;,o Calvin Arner's condition has grow
rd very serious, and there are now l
al hopes of saving his leg, which was
severely frozen, while conveying hi
home from the woods. The BRUSH
~ of the thigh caused the blood to ST.
circulating, and not until the to
began to turn black was it discover
that his foot was frozen. Since tn
j; gangrene has set in, and the doct
-, says the leg must be amputated elth
=. above or below the knee. lie IS
much exhausted and weakened
present to endure the operation a
it is feared that unless it is soon p
o. formed it canrOt be done without
Iei' sulting fatally. Altogether MIR.
niu ner's condition is q most distressI
'iui one, and the expressions of regret
"o' sympathy we hear from the citlz
As generally are many and deep.
anu hone to have the satisfaction Of chr
'hsy icling his safe deliverance from
our serious condition he is now in. T.
Drs Blaine and Davis started
ONE Fork Ran this morning, and will
they putate ME- ArneT's leg to-day.
" Last Wednesday morning Cou
4 q - Surveyor Whitsekin struck town,
s az :, business being "a make up another
: os gineer corps to 60 to work q tssis
: ,;00s - making survey for the e, SnsiO
! lie s;,a the Buffalo, Pittsburgh & , fstern
r., from Irvineton Pa, to hlama
N VI along the valley of BE ALE
rnett - pivo< Two corps a 4 Salread