The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-05-16
DIED.


months and "A days. EIt
Mrs. Clark was born at the home
stead of her father, Jesse Dale, situat-
ed in that part Of Nenango county
since embraced in Forest, on the goth
of October. 1921. She belonged to
large family whose remarkable tenaci-
" Of life IS manifest from the fact that
among nins children her death is the
first that has occurred. I
While yet in her childhood she
came under religious inauenccs, was
converted, and joined. The NJ, E.
Church under the ministration Of the
Rev. 7. d. Blirn. Her life henceforth
was one of more than ordinary relig-
iOus fervor, and in the fullest sense, it
may be said, she enjoyed religion, The
scene Of her most active labOrs in the
church was at Cuiwensvills, .Cearfeld
county, Pa, where she seemed to. take
a leading part in every Iaudable en-
T.
terprise. Scarcely have we eyer met
a person IN whose life kipdoess and
discretion were 50 perfectly blended.
Malice toward anyone was stranger
to her heart, and her friendly attitude
and cordial manner gained universal
love and respect. srLs US sfa
!.
She was married TO Samuel Clark in.
July, 1S41, and althoughstarting out
at first in somewhat INDECENT circum-
stances, during their thirty-six years
of married life she exemplilied to the
world the life of q true and faithful
companion q. ,4s, So
After having helped to amass a COM
Portable property she leaves him to
mourn her loss in company with a
large circle Of relatives and friends.
Funeral viii take place at 200 p, m.
at the house. .f.t1 e., -
[Clearfeld papers please eOpylz
We have never heard that It was
against the law to spear suckers but
if it is, some of our 6shsrmen are
straining the law a littlo. Good
strings are brought in nearly every
evening. ssss--zss@s-1assass
The farmers on Dutch Hill arr
having terrible work saving theil
fences and other property from fire.
in the woods. Some of the Villains
t who start these 6res should be caugh
and tied to trees in front Of them.
] The Secretary Of War has issuec
) an order directing that $500 enlisted
men of the army be discharged be
: tween this date and the 1st of july
: in order that the retained pay AM
other allowances due. them may b
l. paid out of the appropriation for th
n current fiscal year.
9 A New York letter to the Lon
J. don News, on labor in America, say
6 that "unless indications are more tina
o ordinarily deceitful the lowest poin
l. in wages has been reached, and the re
n action is beginning to be felt. Farr
J. and domestic labor is better paid tina
year ago."
of Brigham Young, his son Johr
70 and several others of the Mormo
,e hierarchy have been unbosoming then
a. selves to a correspondent, on ii
Q, Mountain Medow massacre. The sto
ie les, put together, make it quite ce
ID tain that the entire crowd were il
nt volved in that crime. They are no
y. full Of violence, and talk war. q 81.
-Pennsylvania's credit is excellen
D. At the bidding for the eight millic
ie, five per cent. loan to redeem th
he amount of six per cent, at HRrri
~ burg on Tuesday Of last week, abe
J. $18, 8,800,000 was offered, all above pa
re The State will receive a very han
Id some sum from premiums, besides r
ur ducing the interest one per cent
= year on eight million dollars.
of = Accounts from various points
IL Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, Kansas, N
al braska and Missouri are sncouragil
be with respect to the prospects for whe
irt and corn. A..vast amount of seedil
en- has been done within the past two