The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-03-26

Cutter for the Merchant Tailoring es-
tahlishment of Hilbronner e. Co., and
his work gives satisfaction to all who
patronize him. The latest styles are
just out. Call and look at them.
Prof Porter called upon us yester-
day. lie has just closed term Of
school near Cooksburg AS will be
seen by an announcement in another
column. Mr. Porter is a candidate for
the School SUPPLEMENTARY Of our
County. He has been teaching with.
in its limits for about three years.
We notice that Col. Sam Young,
Of the East Brady Independent pro-
poses to start daily paper at Parkers.
The Col. has good thing of it where
he is, and the inducements he'd ont to
him at Parkers must be large to tempt
him away from it.
1t is also stated that Mr.. Clark Will
son will start daily there this week.
"A few Of our young people were
invited to the Holmes House on Sat
urdny evening last to meet some com
pany from President. During the
evening a string band was improvised
and some tripping of the eight fan.
tastic" INDUCED IN. Everybody en-.
ioyed themselves, and the party broke
up long enough before Sunday to leave
no room for remarks
The Tidioute journal of last week
contains an article descriptive of the
Hardware House, of Andrews & Co.
Of that place. Messrs. Andrews & Co.
have kept their business before the
people of Forest County through the
columns of the REPUBLICAN for tws
years past, and we would like to copy
the article, did time Iermit. We will
say, however, that there is not Il more
complete establishment of the kind in
the State outside of the larger cities.
-Messrs Henry, Chapman & Co..
of the Sunday Morning Ncrs of Titus
vile, propose to issue recommending
on the 1st of May, an evening paper,
to he called the Daily Ecenjng Press.
The proprietors say that the new
daily is to be "lndel lendent in politics
but not Northumberland to General
Intelligence, Local News, and fully
pledged to, and identifiel with every
worthy interest of our city,and the oil
region. The Press will be the organ
of no clique, ring or party, but will
be really and i'll the broadest sense, an
independent newspaper, determined to
work its way into popular favor, and
be worthy OF popular support" We
wish the new daily aud its publishers
success.
The Daily Journal a 7x9 sheet
published.at II flag station Oh the o.
{. u A. TFy. called Tidioute, for
want OF something to say, says the fol-
loving; "A very large business that
our merchants have never had, and
belongs them, from Clarion and For
est Counties, is not able to reach us,
and must put up with the one horse
accopmodations of Tilnesta, Fry
burgh, and such diminutive hamets."
Pray, Major, is there any business that
belongs to you in Allegheny County
which must put up with the one-horse
Accommodations Of Pittsburg and ALLIE
gheny? If you eau find nothing to
say in favor of bridge at Tldioute
without abusing neighboring towns, you
had best drop the business, and let the
Commercial, which has many times
more live matter in its columns each
day, than you have in your patent lut-
siue weekly, run the newspaper busl-
ness mp there.
Mr.. e. Culleton, the Cutter for
SuperN Lumber Co. Store, having
returned from Pittsburgh with new
plates and patterns, now is your time
to call and examine the Spring STYLES.
Also examine the work done by the
Singer Family Sewing Machine. We
have always samples of sewing, and
give satilactory information at any
time. A large assortment of machine
fixtures, needles &c, always on hand .
Remember the terms, fifteen dollars
security and ten dollars month. New
goods arriving constantly. Spring