The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-07-23

lltuSNllle courier establishment, anu |
is now sole proprietor, the considera-
ton being the snug little sum of
$4,000.
Pref A. c. Porter will lecture in
the Grove at Cooksburg on Sunday
evening next, 2Sth inst, at 4 P. NJ.
Subject--"The Origin and Progress Of
Sunday Schools"
The "Bowery" is no more. The
ruthless hand of The destroyer has
taken the boards away, and Tones
tians will now have to find some other
place to shake the eight fantastic"
The Kepler we'll, up Hunters Run
has decreased in production material
ly: 1t will be torpedoed thoroughly
ard the owners have great confidence
that a good well will be the result.
AS we go to press Tuesday morn
ing, rain is falling and the harvest
weather is again minus for awhile We
don't know whether to wish for enough
rain for food, or clear weather for
harvest.
--McKay's part of the new building
north Of our office will soon be finish
ed and the Post Office will be moved
there at once, aud will be much more
commodious and pleasant, than its
present quarters.
"A dance was given at the
"bowery" on Friday evening last,
which was well attended, and enjoyed by
all present. The evening was almost
too cold for comfort, else there might
have been a great many more there.
"A. L. Seigworth, of Cooksburg,
was in town last evening, and left for
home, on the Clarion hack this morn
ing. We consider Mr.. Seigworth one
of the most upright and solid men we
have in the party. Ho votes for
Grant.
We are gratifed to learn that a
Grant and Wilson Club consisting OF
over three hundred members, thirty OF
whom are Democrats was recently or
ganized in Tidioute. Evidently the
Democrats up there remember some
, of Horace's utteranccs against them
in days gone by.
| "A Democrat in Clearfeld county
r recently expressed himself to the ed
itor of the Journal in this manner
r Every we'll, sir, as my party has final
ly confessed that Republican ideas are
/: right, and Republican amendments o
= the Constitution and Republican legis
? lation are to be maintained, will g
E for Grant, who carried these ideas
q amendments, and laws to success"
4 The last week has been more o.
less rainy, and interfered very mucl
with the harvesting which should hav'
been going on. Quite an amount o
hay was spoiled we hear This weel
orens up rather favorably, and we ar
). in hopes that the hay and grain vii
be taken in without further relapses e
the weather. AS far as we can hea
the crops of this section are excellent
d and promise a large yield. The frui
e looks better than in any previous sea
$ son for some years.
- We notice that the East Brad
70 Independent speaks of j. Bonner {
the firm of Robinson & Bonner, {
,, ,, this place, in the following complimer
" tary manner:
Everybody in this region remember
+. Jerry Bonner, Esq. He is now loca
= ed at Stoneboro, Mercer county, an
"a has about the most delightful place
Nhis county. The surroundings of h
R. hume are splendid, and now, after
D. life of toll and care and in the posse
n. sion of sufficient wealth, he is passir
l. his days in peace and ease. ANY of h
ne Did friends passing that way will !
u welcomed as Of old.
p' The Tidioute Daily Journal h
suspended publication. Reason: Il
as support was not up to the promis
ed made to the publishers previous
k their purchase of the institutio
ly There are people who would consid
ho themselves highly insulted if the
he slightest word were doubted, and vi
ID yet consider themselves at liberty
or hold out inducements to newspap
u men until they have a publicati,
ed started, and then conveniently forg
ats the amount and nature of the suppc
/ =, : 4 I