The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-06-11

-1he Howe murder, near PIoneer,
of which we made mention last week,
still remains mystery, and their has
been great deal of speculation as to
who perpetrated the dastardly crime.
Some of the facts growing out Of the
investigation seem to point suspic-
iously to ward some Of the domestics
and members of the murdered mans
own family. Nothing definite, how.
ever, has yet been learned, and the
authorities are earnestly engaged in
ferreting out the guilty parties.
Mr.. Robert Hays, of Stewards
Run, Pa, died OH Thursday last, and
was buried on Saturday. His disease
was consumption, with which he
fingered at the point of death for
several months: his sufferings are said
to have been very great. He was
about % years of age, aud he leaves a
large circle of friends to mourn his
death.
Hon. Jas. B. Neale, ofthe Kittan-
ming Free Press, has received the Re-
publican nomination for President
Judge of Armstrong County. We
congratulate Mr. Neale upon this evil
dence OF his popularity, and the appre-
citation of his sterling worth a legal
abilities by the Republican voters of
Armstrong, and bespeak for him a
rousing majority in November.
Pete Berry, Web Clark, Ben.
Caldwell, Davy HIlands, and Mr..
Griffin Of Fagundas, returned on Mon
day from trouting expedition up in
jerks township. They didn't catch
many trout, but say there was no end
to the fun they had. They ran short
of provisions, etc.,-principally etcet-
eras-else they would have stayed a
day or two longer.
The frost on Friday night last, we
understand, WAS not as severe as at
first supposed. Potatoes through the
country were quite severely nipped.
but the fruit and other crops sustained
comparatively little if any damage
Older inhabitants tell US that it was
Just Il years ago last Friday night
that the memorable frost occurred in
this section.
Mr.. Fred. G. Lacy, of Galenza
Mills, Forest County, and Miss Lillian
Kline, of Philadelphia, were married
in the latter place on May 29th, 1879
Mr.. Lacy and his accomplished lady
will receive the congratulat ions anc
best wishes Of their many friends upor
this happy event. May they ever be
prosperous and abundantly happy.
Some petty thieving has beer
going on at Judge Proper's farm OF
the Hill. A couple of coats, a vest
and other articles, which were lef
hanging on the porch of the house by
some of the labOrers, were recently
taken. A careful watch is now being
kept, and if caught the thieves viii
receive their just deserts.
Col. L. F. Watson of Warren
L. r. Freeman Esq, of Franklin, anC
our townsman e. L. Davis Esq. lef
for the healwaters of Salmon, Monday
evening, for few days fish. Davy
Hilands went along to guide the party
and keep it in the straight and marrow
path. If they don't have a good time
it will be their own fault.
Curling Irons and Hair Crimperi
eft in the shade by the u. S. Hail
Curling Compound. This compound
is beautiful hair dressing and vii
curl the hair as soon as applyed. Pc
package 80 cents, or a sample packag,
10 cents. Try sample package anC
test its merits. But one sample pack
age will be sent to the same person
Good clean / and 3 cent postage
stamps taken. Sold only by the u. S
Compound Co., Box 43 Litchfeld
Illinois.