The Brookhaven leader., 1884-04-10
Meanwhile Notes.
MEADvILLE, March Goth, 1888.

MEADVILIE, March 29th, 1888.
ID. A. Patrick, the clever photograph
man, has again spread is tent Ill our vii
lage and is prepared to take or enlarge
pictures. Mr.. L. is fine artist and has
done some very satisfactory work in this
village. Call at his gallery, ye denizcns of
Meadville and vicinity, and examine his
work.
Our representative the Hon. NJ. c. John
son, paid our village visit during court.
He was warmly greeted by many friends.
He still shows the effect of his late illness,
but says he is improving, and is quite
cheerful. May you soon be fully restored,
Doctor, is the wish of many friends,
Our community was shocked by the in
telligerce that reached here on Thursday
night OF the sudden death of Mrs. Buckets,
wife of w. NJ. Bnckels, who lives sn the
Brookhaven and Meadviilr road between
Hon. T. A. Magces and T. 5. Lambrights'.
The particulars of this sad occurrence, as
wc have gathered them, are about as fol-
lows: She had been quite sick, but had
sufficiently recovered to he able to walk
about. She had walked to her sons dis
tance of half mile, and on her return, i'll
company of grand child, was suddenly
taken, and fell dead on the road. HeI
husband was absent attending court as a
witness, as also one of her sOns,at the time
of her death. Mrs. b. had long been Il
citizen of the neighbOrhood and was mucl
esteemed for her many good qualities
She leaves a husband and fou: children tC
mourn her loss, as we'll as many other rela
tivcs and frie1 We tender our heart
felt coincidence to the brrcaVcd family.
Circuit court met here and organized OF
Monday last, and continued in session until
Is o'clock to-day. The bar was well rep
resented from abroad Messrs Cassedy &
Sessions and A. G. McNajr from Brookha-
ven, w. =. Cassidy from Summit, and
Mai. Thos Reed, from NatChez. The busi-
ness of the court was retarded during the
early part of the week on account of high
water, making it difficult for the Sheriff to
have process served, and also for witnesses
to attend court. The Hon. J. y. ChrismaH
put in his appearance i'll good time ON
Monday morning, by leaving his horse and
buggy at the Cassedy place, and taking
the peoples line through the mud to Mead
vile, Il distance of four miles. Later i'll
the dav, the Hon. f. A. McLain came to
the same place, and left his horse, and EN-
barkcd on the same line for Mcadville.
His trip on this popular line was rendered
quite pleasant through the kindness of his
illustrious predecessor (Judge C) who
pioneered the route, and many others who
patronized this line came to the conclusion
that for settling a muddy road, his Honor
is a success. There was a good deal OF
business done in court during the week,
but owing to the difficulty in getting wit
nesses the docket was not cleared. Or
Saturday after the Grand jury had ad
journei, two prisoners were brought in
charged with burglary and arson-robbing
and burning the dwelling house of Mr..
Dick Sessions, in the absence of himself
and family some time back. Oar accom-
lAodating Sheriff being ever mindful of the
comforts of his patrons gave them shady
place where they will have ample time
and leisure to study thoir case for next
court. DOT.