The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-03-09

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County vs. Harmony Tnp tried Sept.
Term, 1877, can have the same by
calling at his Office. Also, fees in case
Of Commonwealth against Hepler and
Whitman, and Coml'th VS.. David G.
Hunter, tried Feb. Tr., 1881.
Report Of Jamieson's school for
month ending March 4th. Names of
those who we're neither tardy nor
absent during the month Maggie,
Kate, and Willie Mack, Willie and
Gussie Johnston, George and Oscar
Lawson, Charlie and Emil Anderson.
Number enrolled 16. Average at
tendance during month 13.
ALwILDA ADAMS, Teacher.
We learn with regret by the fol-
lowing item from the Polk Co. (Minn)
Journal, of a painful accident to friend
Dunn, and hope he may soon recover:
"Bro. w. Il. Dunn, of the Chronicle,
met with severe and painful accident
on Tuesday. He stepped upon large
stick of stove wood, which, rolling
pitched him headlong upon the Office
floor dislocatiDg his left shoulder. DR..
Van Dyke was called who soon put
the shoulder in shipshape and he is
now doing nicely"
-Ex. Constable Swailes, who was
defeated at the late election for re-
election to that office, has entered a
contest against his successful opponent
Mr.. Jas. Walters, on the ground that
he is not a citizen. Judge Brown at
the late session Of court decided that if
Mr.. Walters was sworn in according
to law his official acts would be regar-
ded as legal and he was accordingly y
qualified on Monday. We are not
fully posted as to the merits Of the
case, but this we do know, it is putting
the borough to a great deal otexpense
for a very small matter.
Morris, the Tailor, of Oil City
wishes to call the attention of the citi'
zens of this place and vicinity to the
fact that he has just received lis spring
stock of goods, ard ia now prepared tr
make up suits in the very best anc
latest styles, at from 20 TO 80 per cent
cheaper than any other tailor IN th'
country, always guaranteeing as gooC
q fit as eau be had anywhere. Hi
stock comprises all the latest and mob
biest patterns cut, and is so vast anC
varied that none can help be suite'
. who may call on him. He invites al
inspection of goods before purchasing
elsewhere. N
! The man St. Charles, who wa
, found guilty of the charge of burglar
{ at last court, was sentenced to pay
: fine Of five hundred dollars, costs {
e prosecution, and undergo imprisor
! ment in separate and solitary ccnfne
me Mt in the Western Penitentiary {
!, four wears and one month at labor
!, Sheriff Randall started with the pri
oner on Wednesday evening, an
s lodged him safely at Allegheny o
4 Thursday. The prisoner confessed
. his counsel that he had been here G
= the night of the robbery, and that
# was placed on watch while the othe
of the gang did the burglarizing f
also stated that the explosions cou
have been heard fully a mile, and tn
r. while the thieves were at work sever
people passed up and down the sire
near the bank. All efforts to indu
= - him to divulge the names ofhis pal
= = proved futile. This, We suppose,
what they call "honor among thieves
h County Surveyor Whittekin G
of rived in town on the 1855 down ira
n. Friday with his corps. He was cor
IN PEELED to suspend operations on q
ss count of the deep snow, and the d
he tance he had to travel to his boardi
ad places. AS we stated some time sin
" the survey was pushed up as far
ts Nebraska and then the corps v
o. transferred to Sheffield where tn
Of commenced the survey down the ere
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