The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1882-05-17

on Tuesday morning; weight nine
pounds. Mr.. Clark is brother ofour
townsman Jas. X. Clark, and son-in.
law Of our old friend Geo. Bluerock.
Freddie, bright and interesting
child Of Anthony and Amanda Deet,
of Brookston, this county, died on
Friday last, 18th inst. His age was 4
years, Z months and IL days. The
bereaved parents have the sympathy
of their many friends and neighbors.
While on his way to town one
day last week John Heath lost out of
his vest pocket a fve.dollar bill, some.
where along the Dutch Hill road.
John don't much expect to see it again,
but all the same would feel very CRATE.
ful to the finder if he would return it
to him.
Drilling on the Beaver Valley
we'll was resumed on Monday last.
The result of this venture will proba
bly, be known in ten days or two
weeks. The owners premise not to
make mystery of it, but will let the
public know the best or worst as soon
as the hole is completed.
-Luther Vought of the Common.
poealth, is attending the Greenback
State Convention this week, at Har-
risburg, being the representative dele
gate from this county. Luther, don't
let the "bosses" get hold of you they
are worse than hlenas, and might tear
you to pieces.
The north ward population is on
the increase. A boy at Pat Joyce's
domicile on Sunday evening, and on
Monday Mrs. Muenzenberger- made
Johnny the happiest man in town by
presenting him with bouncing girl
baby. There is no limit to Johns
good feelings, and nearly every smo-
ker in town has pufed at his expense,
Although the attendance is quite
large this is very quiet court week
Up to this writing but one (the Mealy)
case has been called, and that is still
on trial. The railroad suit has been
continued to September term. P. S.
The verdict of the jury in the Mealy
case was "not guilty" The case o.
Freeman VS.. Cornwell is on trial as We
go TO press.
Last weeks rains produced glo
rious food i'll the creek and river, il
consequence of which large amount
of lumber-all that was left, in fact
was brought out, and on Monday
started for its destination to market
1t was by odds the finest flood we have
had this season, and happier crew o
men than the lumbermen seemed to b,
would be difficult to find.
-"The Verdict March" is the laJes
piece of music, ard is already yer,
popular. 1t was composed by Eugen
L. Blake, and published by F. W
Helmick, Cincinnati, O., at 40 cent
per copy. The title page contains
perfect likeness of Judge Cox, Judg
Porter, George B. Corkhill, and tn
twelve jurymen, who convicte'
Guiteau. Send for it.
Capt. w. w. Barr, Of Clarion, wa
in town this week to see what hi
, chances were for securing the endorse
ment of the Democracy of Forest 70
State Senator in this district. Th
Captain is fine looking gentleman
} and would doubtless make good Sen
ator, but the Democratic "bosses
have promised the county to Senate
. Hall, and Capt. Barr will probabl
have to stand back.
Mrs. Jessie James sends US a Gil
' cular denying that she is identife
with any publication purpOrting to b
; history of her late husbands lif
She does not know that he was a ba
; man, and will not be a party to tt
dragging of his character before ii
e gaze of the world. The circular
! we'll gotten up, most likely by he
g Attorney Warren Ledger. We r.
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