The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-04-25

Eddy, became rational Thursday for
the first time since the accident. He
remembered that be bad been hurt at
Oil City, but knew nothing until
Thursday Of the time that had passed
since he was injured. The ugly wound
he received has nearly healed but has
caused his left ear to become deaf
Blizzard.
David Collingwood, who was de.
tanned in Clarion on suspicion of
being the murderer of the Everhart
women, had his hearing at East Brady
yesterday, and as was generally ex-
pseed, not enough evidence was pro
diced to even bind him over to court.
And thus has another innocent man
been thrown into prison charged With
this most hei1ous crime on the merest
suspicion. The Derrick says it is "a
case of too much detective" while the
most Of its readers have about settled
down to the conclusion that it is
case of too much unreliable Derrick
reporting.
Oil City recently organized
"fur, fn and feather" club, whose OBJ.
ject was purported to he the enforce
ment Of the game and fish laws. AL.
ready there is complaint By some Of
the citizens of that town, that certain
members of the f. f. f. club have been
smashing the law by fishing on Sun.
day. A report comes from President
that some of the same fellows inau.
,gurated the season, which opened last
Sunday week, at that place. The
proper thing for all lawabiding citi.
zens to do, is to make the fur, fins and
feathers fly when any of these chaps
come nosiug around where they have
no right to.
"A new map of Harmony town.
ship has just been issued by S. d. Ir.
win and F. F. Whittekin. 1t is
on large scale, being 24x38 inches
in size. We have examined it, and
6nd it very accurate in all details,
showing the roads, railroad depots,
post Offices, &c. There was much con.
fusion in this township heretofore re.
garding land lioes, and year ago the
above able surveyors commenced the
work, and it may be safely said it is
the only true map out, of that terri.
tory. 1t also includes that part of
Tionesta township west of the river,
which is a valuable addition. The
finish of the map is excellent, being a
photo ltbograph, the lines and figures
being remarkably clear. For sale by
the proprietors. Price 50 per copy.
Mondays Blizzard has the follow.
ing concerning the death Of former
Tiouesta lady, who will be remember,
ed by many friends here as Mrs. Clara
Fuller: Geo. M. Kepler received a
message from Portland, Indiana, Sat.
urday afternoon announcing the serious
illness of his daughter, Mrs. D. S.
Wakepight. He at once arranged to
leave for that place, bat before start.
ing this morning received another
message bringing the sad Intelligence
that she died last night. He left to-.
day aud will be present at tho fuperal
next Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
Wakenight was formerly resident OF
Oil City and her husband was for sew,
eral years engaged in business at Mil
lerstown. A daughter, born about a
week or ten days ago, survives the
mother"
The Blizzard makes the natural
and suggestive inquiry, how much
money comes into Oil City or any
other city for the amount that is sent
out every month to lotteries2 Seek
your answer in the colossal fortunes
heaped up by the men who are running
these lotteries. Not long ago one of
the leading officials of the Louisiana
State Lottery gave his daughter a
present of one million dollars on her
Wedding day. A leading citizen OF
Forest county informed US in a con.
versation this week that about a year
ago some one in that county drew a
good.sized prize in the lottery. and
ever since there has been a steady
flow of money from that region into
the swindling concern. "Has any one
drawn any moreH" we asked. mo /;
but the drawing has been steady in
t'other direction. - Franklin Nelcs.
These be facts, friends. Said a gen.
tleman recently, "no one, perhaps,
who is not in the business, has any