The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-06-25
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

in law, on Dutch Hill, last week.
As will be seen by the programme
in this issue, the Fourth of July is to
be large day in Tionesta. Let cy-
.erybody turn out, and make things as
lively as possible.
DR. Winans and family are alb
sent from town at present, on visit
in the West. We have not learned
dtfnitely when they expect to return,
but will give our readers due notice
of their arrival.
We have actually heard of three
Greeley men living in Forest county.
All of them are Democrats, and the
one we talked with was quite enthusi-
astic in his support of "the great and
good Horace"
The only change to be made in
our report of the Democratic nomi-
nees, last week, is in the office ofCom-
HlsSlOHSi, l. u I9ONHl1h huNinS re-
ceived the nomination instead of
Daniel Harrington.
The Tidioute Journal says that
the Commercial ceased publication on
Thursday last. The former which
has heretofore been a morning paper
will hereafter appear in the evening.
The expenses drumming the institution
will thereby be reduced and more
news dishcd up to the public.
During last week we had some of
the warmest weather it has been our
misfortune to experience for many
years. We heard a man solemnly
state that the thermometer at Jami-
sons indicated 1889 in the shade, on
Friday afternoon last, and we don'l
doubt it a bit. 1t was awful hot, any
way.
-Hdrper's Weekly abounds in car.
ricateres ofH.G,, carefully preserving
his old coat, hat, rolled-up breeches
and features. Mast does the business,
and does it we'll. This week the paper
contains caricature of the Peace
Jubilee, ,which.is side-splitting. Terms
S4.OO year. Address Harper Bros,
Franklin Square, N. Y.
S. j. Butterfeld saved the life of a
woman over at the depot on Friday
last, by pulling her OFF the track where
she was standing directly in the way
of the freight. He spoke to her and
tried to persuade to get cut of the way,
but as she refused to stir he pulled her
out of the way just in time to keep
her from being run over. The woman,
we understand was insane.
The game of ball on Saturday
last between the Pastimes, ofTidioute,
and the White Pines, of Tionesta, was
on occurrence which interested many.
AS will be seen by the score elsewhere
the White Pines came out ahead. A
return game will be played at It'd
ioute on Saturday next, at which time
we hope that our chaps may keep the
= Iaurels they have won here. 1t is
probable that large delegation from
this place will be present to witness
the game.
-Peterson'sMagazine for July more
than maintains its pre-eminence. It's
principal engraving is a steel-plate,
"Mother's Darling" one that will 90
to every woman's heart. The stories
are unusually good, even for "PeteI-
son." The fashions in this magazine
are always the latest, and what is as
necessary, the prettiest. "Peter-
sons" is the only lady's book left that
gives eolored steel fashion plates, and
the one in the July number is a mira
Gle of beauty. Every lady ought to
have this magazine on her centre
table. The price is only two dollars
year, with great deductions to clubs;
it is, in every sense, the cheapest and
best. Now is a good time to sub
scribe as a new volume begins with
the July number. Address Chas. j.
Peterson, BOG Chestnut street, Phila.