The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-01-28

Rev. Rumberger, is still going on, aud
is one Of the most successful ever held
in this section, and is nightly increas'
log in interest. Many sleigh loads
from this place have attended during
the past week.
AN enthusiastic legislator at Har.
risburg has introduced n bill imposing
a fine of $1,000 on those who mapufac-
lure and sell cigarettes, and So fine on
those who smoke them publicly. That's
pretty radical but we don't know but
that the country could stand it without
much trouble.
If any person hereabouts is IN.
der the impression that the snow so
far this winter in this section hasn't
been used be should take a walk ever
around the depot and see the stuff
lying around to be loaded, and then
Inspect the bills showing the amount
shipped thus far-all hauled on this
winters o
The franklin Neus nan has in
some way made this important discov
cry: One of the essentials to a good
photograph is u clean face mot a rel
atiyely but so absolutely clean one -
aud it is said that photographers have
much trouble because they do not like
to make a suggestion which might be
resented by their %sitters.
The Ohio authorities. who seemed
so clsmorous to get hold Of john Har'
ger for alleged thefts, failed to put in
an appearance, and the prisoner was
allowed his freedom on Thursday last,
He lost no time il shaking tie snow
balls of Tiunesta off his feet when he
got out. And it is altogether likely
that when the Ohioans want another
man picked up they'll have it to do
themselves.
"A contemporary calls the atten
ton of its readers to the fact that the
Star of Bethlehem, which was visible
at the birth Of Christ, can be seen
every evening after 5 o'clock. II ap
pears Just a little south of east aud IL
a very brilliant and beautiful orb. II
will be visible only about " mouths
aud those who do not see it this win
ter will be denied that pleasure, unless
they live over three centuries.
Up to THE time no serious coastlnG
accident has happened in this neigh
borbood, Notwithstanding there bat
scarcely been a day or night that thu
slidin' hasn't been first class. OuI
neighbors, however, don't seem tt
have been SO fortunate, as we scarcel,
pick up a paper that has not one o
two more or less serious accidents Il
chronicle. We hope the good luci
may stay with our boys till way Ion;
in marble playing time.
To day closes the eighth week o
continuous aod unsurpassed sleighing
and the oldest inhabitsnt" readil,
admits that he never Witnessed a win
ter in which there has BEEN so mucl
good sleighing with such mild weathe
and so little snow. This season ha
beaten the record, and the amount O
good that il has doue the country il
general is iucalculahle. But unless W
get a right smart turn in the weathe
pretty quick she's a gOuer for a Will
at least.
"A lady of this place recently prc
tested against personal notices appear
ing in the papers. She thought The
had no business to chronicle the doing
the coming and going of persons will
out their consent. She was going
have a big talk with one of the tow
, scribes for some Of its announcement
! Perhaps the lady is in the right. ]
! has been said, however, that it's pleas
aut to see once Dame 10 print; an
newspapers 60 upon that principle
Wdrren Ledger.
John Couroe allowed he coul
haul the biggest load of lumber fr"'
Hemlock City to Tidioute of any otht
mau on the job. Last Friday job
. loaded up with 10000 feet of hemloc
and got ready to start. But w. /
Holcomb laid on the same sized los
} aud took John's wake. They bot
5 came through to Tidioute, but y
don't believe either party care to r
peat the experiment. The conte
n drew out a big crowd of interests
u sight seers -Neos.
; Monday Of this week the fami
of Mr.. Henry Kiser, of German Hi