The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1885-11-25

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morning, without giving the least
warning that he had any such inten.
tious. This is rather tough on Dan,
it being the second within about two
months.
The hunters have been favored
with splendid tracking snow since
Monday, and we may look out for a
new invoice Of big lies about the
slaughter of the innocents during the
next few days. 1t will take a "hind
quarter" to convince US on all such
matters.
Assessor Reck is handing the
rose tinted blanks around to "the
boys" Aod no small wall is going up
from every corner. People who rever
squirmed before at the sight of the
assessor, are making their heaviest
squirm now. 1t is also wonderful to
find how watches, cows, horses, etc.,
have deprecated in value in the past
few days.
Nicholas Gilfert's store at Lick
ingville, Clarion county, received an.
other call from burglars on Tuesday
night Of last week, who relieved it of
a large amount of goods. This makes
the third haul since last spring, and
the eighth robbery within five years.
Thieves seem to have special pick at
the old gentleman, making their raids
with clock work regularity.
We have just received the Pre-
MUM List of The PHILADELPHIA
WEEKLY PRESS, and it is certainly
the finest piece of work it has ever
been our good fortune to see. How
THE PRESS can offer such Inducements
is a mystery. We advise all our read.
ers to send for copy and examine it.
Among their premiums they offer The
Worlds Cyclopedia aud THE WEEK
IY PRESS one year for $1.75.
The Gusher City correspondent
of the Warren Mirror says: "The
folks in this vicinity have been worry.
ing over the disappearance of 7. G.
Mcbride, teacher of the Coopers Mill
school. He went to vote on the 3rd
of the month and has not been heard
from since" In connection with this
Supt. Hillard received a telegram
from the above place on Saturday last
asking if Mr.. Mcbride had been here
to get examined.
The editor of the Monongahela
Republican says man came into that
Office recently aud complained of the
dullness of the paper, and wanted to
know why it was not edited in a more
sensational style. He was given a
pencil and told to go through the
town and bring in few sensations"
An hour afterwards he returned with
the following: "our Distinguished
townsman tom Jones hoo run For con.
stable Last year and dident get it
Was blowing his potato patch Last
tuesday ~hen he turned up the durn.
dest Biggest house snake that was
ever Gene around heer mister jones
will Iun for constable again next year.
&C. w. Dean and William Woods,
the two young meD confined in Jail,
charged with the robbery at Leeper,
Arnold d Co.'S store on the night of
Nov. Isl, were given a hearing before
Esq. Thompson on Friday afternoon.
A number of articles found in the pos.
session of the young men at the time
of their arrest were identified by wit.
nesses as those stolen from Leeper,
Arnold q Co., and the prisoners were
committed to Jail for trial at the jan.
uary term of court. In the case of
Charles Kaufman, who charges the
same parties with the robbery of his
store on the night of August 31st,
they we're held for hearing on next
Saturday. - Clarion Democrat
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