The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-03-10

Hickory, made 9 visit 10 treHshurg
where they we're the guests Of Miss
Dora Brackshaw, and where at 1890,
noon they we're united in marriage by
Rev. Mr.. Todd Of the Methodist
church. They returned on the eve
ming train "a Hickory where they will
settle down and establish their matri-
mouial kingdom. We hope that Mr..
and Mrs. Laughride may have a long
and peaceful reign. = Warren Mirror
One night last week burglars en-
tered the store of Mr. J. B. Psarsall,
at Clarington, this county, and bur
glarizsd the safe. We are without
full particulars but understand that
Mr.. Psarsall had left but very Little
money in the safe, the principal loss
being 10 postage stamps, something
like htty dollars worth being taken,
and about ten dollars in change. We
understand Mr. PesrssIl keeps the
safe merely as . protection against FIRE
and does not usually keep The outside
duUrs locked, hence would not store
enough funds in il to make il worth
while for burglars to break in.
Last Thursday evening our ss-
teemed and popular young friend Mr..
Park Grove arrived 10 town accumpa.
MED by Mrs. Grove. The happy
event of their marriage was celebrated
the previous day, the charming young
bride being Misc Frances Duutt, sister
Of our tovnsmau A. NJ. Doutt. The
band bows paid the young couple =
visit in the evening and gave them a
pleasant serenade, to which ths de-
lighted groom responded handsomely.
We join with The many friends of the
happy pair ia extending cougrslula-
tioas and best wishes for q pleasant
and highly prosperous voyage over the
matrimonial sea.
Mr. Dunn thus sums up the state
Of the atmosphere in Fredonia, vii.
son county, Kansas, in his paper, the
Chronicle: The buds on the soft ma
pie trees are swelling the summer
birds have sent out their advance
guard; their songs vibrate on the
balmy air, and their sweet melody
brings Joy and warmth to the heart
lately chilled by :he frosty breath of
ths beiiggerant blizzard the boys are
playing marbles. and talking seriously
of going in Swimming the young nen
are jumping, lsaping, ard wrestling IN
the court house yard the farmer is
huying implements and sowing oats
the hens are laying industriously. and
some Of the more ambitious Of them
already want to set. From these, and
other indications, We conclude that
spring IS here.
The many friends of Mr.. H. A
Adams, who removed with his family
from here last fall to Marion. Ohio,
vii be panied to learn that he met
with 4 very serious accident ia the
stsve mill .here Of which be is one of
the proprietors in connection With I.
B. Cobb and j. T Dale. From = pri-
vate letter from Mrs. Adams to one of
our citizens We have been kindly per.
nitted to quote the following partieu.
lars: "Ou Tuesday last, % inst, Mr.
Adams was struck by an edging on
the left side Of the head near the tenn
pie. At first the doctors feared his
brain Sss affected by the blow, which
vas 50 heavy that it knocked him
dswu, but being 8 glancing one his
skull vas not frsctured. The syelid
is cut across the corner, and ths doctor
says If infamation should sst in be
would lose .he sight; it is now swelled
shut. He Is aoW under the influence
of the medicine and sleeps nearly all
the tine, which the physician says is
the only way he can get well"