The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1885-04-22

wers to name of Carlo" Any one
bringing said dog to Mrs. H. S. Thom-
as, Tionesta, Pa, will be suitably re.
warded.
Argument Court was held here
Monday. The matter of granting
new trial to L. G. Conroe came up
and was elaborately argued by coun-
sci on both sides. The Court with.
held his decision in the case, but may
give it some time within a week.
= Chas. Bonner's little boy baby,
just beginning to walk, was quite Sc
verely scalded by upsetting upon him
a pitcher of boiling water last Sat.
urday morning The right arm re.
ceived the severest burn, but the
little sufferer is getting along quite
we'll.
Mr.. Joseph Carson, a highly re.
spected and well.known citizen of
Neilltown, this county, died on the
18th inst. His funeral was attended
by large cOncourse of friends on the
following Monday. His loss will be
keenly felt in the community in
which he moved.
The balmy weather of the past
few days melted the snow and ice in
the big woods sufficiently to give our
lumbermen splendid food both in
the creek and river, and large guam.
tity of lumber-in fact we might say
all of it-has been run to the mouth
of the creek. Most of it will pull out
for the lower markets to-day.
Artist Greaves, Of Warren, has
several orders Cor portraits from par
ties in Kansas City, Mo-, and leaves
for there this week to do the work.
He expects to be absent about six
weeks, during which time his elegant
studio will be open to accommodate
any who may call for frames, artist
materials, &C., large and elegant
stock Of which he always keeps on
hand.
We never did boast much of
Forest county's sheep raising qualities,
but here is a little item that we think
is not going to be beaten in many
counties of the State: Geo. w. King,
on his farm at the lower end of West
Hickory fats, has fifty.two ewes, the
same yielding eighty.five lambs this
spring, all living and doing finely.
The cake belongs to Mr.. King, we
think.
Mrs. Jared p. Huling, who has
been totally blind from cataract for
about three years, is now in a fair
way TO have her eye.sight at least par.
italy restored. DR.. j. L. Proper, of
Titusville, operated upon her eyes one
day last week, and under his treat
ment she is now able to zee and distin-
guish small objects at quite distance.
1t is devoutly wished that her i'm.
provement may continue and be per.
manent.
William S. Baldwin, formerly
general passenger agent of the Buf'
talo, New York & Philadelphia, but
now holding the same position with
the Louisville, New Albany & Chica-
60 road, has been honored with the
election as president of the Chicago
railroad association passenger de-
partment) Blizzard. We cougratu-
late Mr.. B. on the mark of esteem
shown him by his brother railroaders,
and know his many friends in this
section will hear of it with much
pleasure.
Mrs, J. G. Partridge, who has
embarked in the millinery business,
had her "opening days" yesterday and
to-day, and many of our ladies took
advantage of the occasion to look
over her elegant stock, no doubt the
finest ever shown in this section. An
inspection of her goods will readily
convince any one that there is no fur
ther use of seuding away for any
thing in line of head. wear. Mrs.
Partridge is certain that she can
please every one, and at prices within
the reach of all. Give her a call.
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