The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1882-02-01

unpaid subscriptions, and great is the |
wailing Of the brethren over the three
or fOur added dollars Of cOst in such
case.- YenangO Citizen.
Rev. Hickling's horse died last
week, Of injuries received while re-
turning from Galenza Mills. 1t was
a fine animal, valued at $3.50, and the
loss to the reverend gentleman is quite
a serious one. Now, if his congrega.
tions wish to do the handsome thing
Mr.. Hickling will not be long without
horse.
George Bowers killed large
black bear on Maple creek, Barnett
twp, recently. Mr.. b. got himself
new Winchester" last fall, and with
some of his Barnett friends spent sew
eral weeks in the wilds Of Michigan
where he made some telling shots with
it. He is becoming quite famous as II
disciple of Nimrod.
Our advertising columns are
"chuck- this week, causing the
crowding cut of our usual amount of
local reading matter. This state of
things may continae through the
month of February, but we can't
afford to throw the advertising "over
our shoulder" but will do the best we
can for our readers under the circum-
stances.
The annual report ofthe Auditors
of Forest county appears this week.
AS will be seen at a glance the condi'
ton Of the county's finances are fine
and healthy indeed. With assets to
the amount of $11,277.51 and no liza
billties we ought to feel proud auC
we do. If any Of our sister counties
can say as much we'd like to heal
from them.
Mrs. H. H. May and daughter
Mrs. Sharp, returned home last eve
ming from Philadelphia, where Mrs
May has been under treatment 70
rheumatism since October. Her man
friends will be pleased to learn tha
the skillful treatment she has receives
has benefited her very much, and tha
, they may havethe pleasure of seein
her fully restored to health.
q Last Thursday George Mealy wa
arrested by Sheriff Clark, at the il
stance of George Haslet on charg
of arson. He was lodged in jail an
> on Saturday afternoon had hearin
before Esquire Brennan. The bo
Harger, who is now awaiting trial fc
: being implicated in the matter, swol
that Mealy had robded and burne
Haslet's shanty on the 18th of JaE
& uary, but as he (Harger) had told
many different stories about the afa
1t Squire Brennan did not deem his ev
J. dence of sufficient weight to bin
= Mealy over, and 30 dismissed hir
st Harger told, at the time of his ov
70 hearing, day or two previous, tn
one Samuel Clark had perpetrated Il
n deed.
: The publisher of the Pennsylv
20 MIA School Journal has sent the fl
10 loving communication to the Coun
8 Superiptendents of the State: "T
y disastrous fire Of last night has q
stroyed everything in the large off
lie at which the Pennsylvania SchC
20. Journal is printed. The loss in plat
r. paper, ETC., to the Journal is also hea
Mt for such a publication. The Februa
ne No. was ready for mailing. Not
r. line of type is left, and everythi
must be reset, made up and reprintC
w which will cause delay of some wee
ar. Will you please explain to yC
ar Teachers and Directors, as Oppor
re nifty may afford, the cause ofthe del
a and ask their indulgence for a til
or, until we are fairly "out os the fire" q
ire again on our feet ? We shall be G rs
Int ful for tho favor, and the subscrib
ri. in your vicinity will know the ca
ars of the unusual delay"
StaVe Bolts Wanted.
Us,
b is The undersigned desires to