The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-04-13


Bob's Creek, Howe township. lie !,
was hauling load of logs to the mill
and was on the load when be was
thrown off aud the log passed over
him. The depth of the snow was all
that saved him from being crushed to
death. DR.. Blaine has charge Of the
case and says the patisnt is rapidly
recovering.
"A most dangerous counterfeit of
the u. S. standard silver dollar now in
circulation, aud we warn our readers
to look out for them. The milling is
perfect, they have the ring Of the gen
uine metal, and there is an absence of
the greasy substance generally to be
detected in base coins. They are
somewhat lighter in weight aud shade
thicker than the genuine, and these
latter defects are about the only poiOts
by which they can be detected.
The Conneautville Independent
is the name Of new paper published
at Conneautville, Crawford Co., Pa,
by Rev. VIM. F. Zell, the first number
of which is before us. 1t is large,
neatly printed sheet, and starts out
with good advertising patronage. 1t
is independent in politics and temper
ance in principle. The need Of a little
opposition in the newspaper business
in that place has long been felt, hence
this new publication. We wish the
new enterprise abundant success.
The editor Of the Democrat dis
likes to hear the name Of DR.. S. S.
fowler, the pluckey operator of jerks
township, favorabIy mentioned. The
reason is obvious: Ever since the
+ witty Doctor hauled him over the Goals
so roughly in the campaign last fall,
Kepler has had grudge laid up
against him, and never lets an oppor-
n tunity slip to show his venom. You
h ought not to have given him such ter
: rble raking, Doctor; we fear be will
d never get over 1t.
IS We understand that the Messrs
Z. Cobb have sold out their interests on
n Coon Creek to Messrs. Miles & Sheas
D lev, of Franklin, both of whom are
IS energetic, string gentleman, and vii
It push the numbering business with 1
vim. Cobb & Sons commenced oper
of ations at that place in November last
ID and under Rowland Cobb's manage
Or ment had got well along and IN GOO
r. shape to manufacture lumber W
10 believe they sold out to good advant
,r. age to both themselves and purchasers
be Last Saturday Zach Shriver, Wi
&c Huliugs and Frank Hunter caught
Ill yearling buck in the river just sboV
IN the bridge. 1t had been run in b
some dogs, and in coming down tt
is sieep bluff fell and broke one Of /
gs legs the fracture was 80 severe thf
gs, it could not be healed, the bones pr
oft tuding through the skin, so 1T WI
,gs killed and dressed. Strange to say
od was in good order. and those who tri'
gs. it say it made good eating. 1t to
be hoped the owners Of the dogs will n
his allow them TO commit such depred
BILE tion again.
Col. j. II. Devices arrived in toy
from Dodge City, Kansas, on Saturd
ril, last. He looks natural, but son
PHI what more tinged with silvery gr
He than when we last saw him. The q
pen onel is not as favorably impressed wi
be Kansas, especially the western a
'th' southern portions thereof, as might
vet, supposed after two years soiourn
like that locality. He thinks there is m'
be in the mining business Of Colora
s. Arizona and New Mexico in one M
ary, ute than there ever was in farmll
of and that those States are loaded do
to with gold and silver. We didn't lei
this how long he expects to remain.
OF BRO. Carlisle, of the Clarion Jc
n soniau hits the bulls eye when
ou' saws: GLOW few realize the consta
uO'' ceaseless expense of running a news
vine per. Many who are benefited by
pare paper being published in their to