The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-08-07
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

camp meeting Will commence at
Lfckingvilie, on Thursday of this
week. There will probably be good
attendance from here.
Elder Mead preached in the NJ.
Z. Church on Sunday morning last
and Prof Steadman, of the Carrier
Seminary, in the evening.
MARROW was hung at Mayville on
Friday last. Before his execution he
confessed the murder of Bachmann,
having put strychnine in his beer.
The Clarion Presbetery seems to
be rather neglecting this point. There
has been no preaching in the Presby-
terian Church for over three months.
-Ex-Congressman John Patton, of
ClearGeld county, visited Tionesta
last week. He has not gone over to
the Democracy, but is for Grant and
Wilson.
"A Rouseville correspondent of the
Herald says that there were three thou
sand people at the Republican mass
meeting held at Rouseville on Monday
evening last.
We wish to call attention TO the
card of May, Parks & Co., Bankers,
which appears in to-day's paper. They
are nicely situated, and we have no
doubt will do good business.
The "Blue Stockings" have re-
ceived challenge from the ''Red
Jackets" a juvenile club of our place,
to play to-day. We believe a game
will be played on the island.
Prof A. c. Porter will deliver
lecture in the Presbyterian Chruch, at
Tylersburg, in one week from next Sun
day,at l. o'clock a. m. Subject-"The
Organization and Proper Method of
Conducting Sabbath Schools"
We have seen a list of twenty
eight names of Democrats, some of
them the best men in this city, who
won't vote for Greeley. John Muse,
Esq, Straight out Democrat" has
another list Of some twenty names
: Gtisen.
The Pennsylvania State Teachers
Association. will meet in the Academy
of Music, Philadelphia, on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, the Goth,
2lst and 22d of August. Excursion
tickets will be issued over all the roads
in the State.
The Titusviille Courier, of Sat
nrday last gives the name os j. G.
Dale of this place, as Greeley man.
This is mistake. He is Grant man,
and has no idea of supporting Greedy.
We hope the Courier will make the
correction, as that is a pretty hard
name to give an innocent man.
The Democratic Senatorial Con.
ference met in Clarion last week, each
county of the District presenting a
candidate. The delegates from each
county voted for their own candidate
twenty-nine times, after which the
convention adjourned 10 meet in Brook.
Vile on the 18th inst.
Capt Knox is building a new
BARN on Race St., back of his resi-
riencc. There is also some talk of his
putting up large building just north
of Van Giesen's Wagon Shop. He is
bound to do something for the i'm
provement Of the town even if he loses
'Qoney for the first year or two.
The Pittsburgh Female College
Justly ranks with the first institutions
IA tbe United States for the education
of young ladies. The buildings are
large and beautiful, we'll lighted and
ventilated, and fitted up in excellent
|ftyle. Every private room, and hall,
And sehool-room is carpeted. There
fe eight departments and twenty three
eachefs. The number of boarders is
timited to seventy. The fall term will |
pmmence September 10. Send to the
fesident, Rev. l. G. Pershing, D. D., |
lttsbuFgh, Pa, for catalogue OF, i'll
pesibfs, call for information at the
p1ege office.