The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-08-28


Saturday, September 7th, if the wealth.
er proves favorable. There will prob
ably be quite number of spectators
from this place.
-Messrs. G. a. Needle e. Co. of
Tidioute are talking of again starting
up the journal us daily. We hope
the citizens of Tidioute and vicinity
will give it hearty support, and put
the chances of another suspension en-
tirely out of the range Of probabili-
ties.
The Senecas of Oil City, who won
the 1st premium at the Base Ball con-
test at Stoneboro recently, played
game with the Enterprise club of
Brady's Bend on Saturday last, de-
feating them by score of 80 to 20.
The Derrick says the Senecas did not
let themselves out on this occasion.
Trains commenced running regu-
larly over the Dunkirk & Warren r.
r. on Monday last. We have now a
straight road to Buffalo from this point,
and do not doubt but Buffalo whole
sale dealers will appreciate the i'm
portance Of canvassing along the line
of the o. G. d A. II. II. Ry.
There is club of 81 members, of
straight Democrats in Cory who re-
fuse to support Greeley and ask for a
straight Democratic nomination. We
believe they will get it. There is a
similar club of seventy -one Democrats
in Westfeld, N. Y.
The September Number of Peters
Musical Monthly, price 80 cents, con-
tains the following music, worth in
sheet-form, S3.40: Father of All,
sacred song; Lay me where my
mothers Sleeping; Little Dan, song
and chorus; Coronation Song, duet or
chorus; Merry Insects Flying, duet,
English or German; Love Chase
Galop, four hands; School Girls
Waltz; Willie's Schottiche; Laugh
ing Wave Mazurka. Mr. Peters offers
to send July, August, and September
numbers, postpaid, for rs cents, or
the nine back number for 1872 for 50.
Address, j. L. Peters, 500 Broadway,
N. Y.
Tile Aldine for September is a re.
markably meritorious number, both
as regards its artistic and literary at
fractions. We feel justified in pro-
nouncing this one Of the most remark
able issues of this most remarkable of
all periodicals. The poetry and liter
ature is as fresh and crisp as ever. For
interest and ornament it will have no
rival, when, at the close of the year,
it is bound and laid upon the parlor
or library tablet will indeed be a
royal volume. Subscription (inclad-
ing Oil Chromo), $500. James Sut-
ton & Co., Publishers, SO Maiden
Lane, New York.
-Harper's Magazine for September
is to hand. The following is the list of
contents: The City of the Sea, with
fourteen illustrations; Epitaphs; The
Mountains, ", with twelve illustra-
tions; Mother Michaud, with one Illus
tration; Round by Propeller, with
twelve illustrations; The Story of
Miniature; Political Characteristics of
the Modern Greeks; The Golden Lion
of Granpere, with thee illustrations;
Edgar Allen Poe, with .hree illustra-
tions, Old Kensington, with two illus
trations; Lovers; The Republican
Movement in Europe, fourth paper;
My Lady Leopard; Recollections of
an old Stager, H.; Press Management
under the Empire; Improvisations, H.;
A Simpleton; Loves Home; Editors
Easy Chair; Editors Literary Rec
ord (; Editors Scientific Record; Ed.
itor's Historical Record; Editors
Drawer. Harper Bros, New York.
We always keep our stock full
and complete in the following poods
Dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes,
tinware, glassware, stoneware, drugs,
and patent medicines. We also have
a Tailoring Department, where you
always find full assortment of clothes
and cassimeres, which we make up to
order in the most fashionable styles.
Call and examine our goods, styles
and prices.
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