The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1885-02-25

House to a couple Of Clarion capital.
lists, and that a we'll known hotel
keeper from Tionesta will take charge
Of il. - Clarion Democrat
Mr.. Berry, our Representative at
Harrisburg has Introduced very iu.
portant bill before the House at
Harrisburg. It is a bill requiring
railroad, telegraph and telephone
companies to pay enough tax 10 sup
port csmmon schools and maintain
public roads.
Mr.. d. II. Demunn, of Neill.
town, this county, expects to sell off
his stock and farming implements, be.
sides quantity of household goods,
preparatory to moving away. The
sale is put down for Thursday, March
10, 1885, and all wishing to secure
bargains should be there. Mr.. D.
has not fully decided on his future
abode, but we hope he may prosper
wherever he goes.
An accident occurred at Tvlers.
burg on Monday by which Martin
Stakely was seriously, if not fatally
injured. He was working near the
shiDgle edger in one of the mills at
that place when the saw bursted and
flew into pieces, several of the flying
missiles striking him about the head
and other parts Of the body. at the
time our informant left the place his
exact condition could not be ascer.
taiaed, but it was thought the man
was pretty badly hurt. He is
young man aged "a or % years.
Miss Myrtle Nellis, teacher of
Neilltown school, makes the following
report for the third month: enrolled,
males 20, females 16; per cent. of at.
tendance, males 78, females 65. The
following pupils have been present
every day; those marked with an as.
terisk have been absent day or half
day; Samuel Carson*, Bert Ginger,
Vern Ginger, Ernest Hopkins, Bert
Fout*, Orr Carson, Maggie Carson*
Gala McCaslin, Eva McCaslin*, Bir.
gle Ginger.
On the same day that the Tracy
case was decided the Supreme Court
also rendered decision that the five
per cent penalties for non payment of
taxes, inf cted after September 1st
and October lst are liens upon Che
real estate of the tax payer and can
be collected by fling lien, or from
money in the hands Of the sheriff
when real estate is sold, in the same
manner as taxes arc collected. In
this the Supreme Court reversed the
decision Of the Common Pleas of this
county. = TitusviHe Citizen.
The Clarion Jacksonian expresses
pur sentiments exactly in the follow.
ing item; Correspondents to this pa
per are requested to avoid personals
which are intended to injure anyone.
We are not in a position to know
what your communication may indi-
cate; they may read all right to us
and seem apparently to mean harm to
40 one. and still contain an unwise
cut at some one in your neighborhood.
Avoid all this and when occasion re-
luires you to mention an individual
10 it without slur. We will gladly
give you room for all you may write,
hat is of interest to our readers, but
outside of this we have no space for
publication of matters of this kind.
In the case of Dufur vs.. Dono.
van in Warren county a verdict was
'endered Saturday morning in favor
If Donovan. The history of the case
5 as follows: During the months of
June and July, 1888. Donovan was
luying and selling oil through Dufur
Is broker. He put up $4,000 margins
md when that money was exhausted
le asked Dufur to carry the oil day
,r two until he could raise more mon
y, which Dufnr consented to do, but
be oil was finally sold on a regular
rider from Donovan, leaving a bal. :
Ince due Dufur of S1,019.13, for
which ho asked Donovan to give a