The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-09-25

has placed us under obligations by
presenting to us basket Of mammoth
apples, one Of which measured 13
inches in circumference, aud weighed
20 ounces. Nearly all The apples were
as large as the one measured.
The friends Of Mr.. Brown are
busy circulating that Mr.. McClay is
pledged to the support of the Clarion
River Navigation Company We are
authorized to give this report an un-
qualified contradiction, and say that
no such pledges were ever asked or
made.
On Friday last we had call from
quite party from Fagundus, among
others Mr. T. A. Roberts, proprietor
Of the Scott House and wife. They
left Il very pleasant impression upon
our memory,and we hope they will not
fail to call on us when they are in
town again.
We understand that Greeley
meeting was held last week by shat
fraction Of the Democracy who propose
to support the "Great and Good, ," and
one Greeley Republican. w. w. Ma
son was appointed President Of the
meeting and Hon. John A. Dale, Vice
President. We are told that the Judge
wears his konors with becoming hu-
mility.
We are under obligations to
Mcssrs. G. w. Sawyer, r. j. Van Gle
sen, j. w. Stroup, JAS. Black and Jas.
Woodington for their assistance in
getting our new press up stairs and
setting the same up. Especially are
we thankful 10 Mr.. Sawyer, who spent
about half day setting up the press
and putting it in running order. May
his shadow never grow less.
"A singing class will be organized
in the NJ. L. Church on Friday even
ing next, the 9th inst, at u o'clock,
by Mr.. j. N. Dunn, who we under
stand is an old teacher and thorough
ly up to the business. Let all who
are interested in music be on hands.
This is an acco nplishment which no
one has ever regretted learning, and
we look for large attendance.
We have just put in new press
and two new cabinets Of twenty cases
each, of job type, and are now pre-
pared to do any kind of job which
may be brought to US, in the best pos
sible manner. We have on hand a
good job press for sale, net having use
for two. We will sell the press cheap
for cash or give time with approved
security.
John Fleming Esq, formerly of
this county, now of Portland, N. Y,
has our thanks for basket Of grapes,
raised on his farm. They were, with
out exception, the best favored of any
we have eaten this year. Mr.. Flem-
ing is making a business of raising
and shipping grapes and other fruits,
and we can assure our readers that if
they want anything in his line they
cannot deal with a man who will use
them in n fairer manner than will Mr..
Fleming.
Ha,per's Magazine for October has
the following contents:
The Buccaneer, with nine Illustra-
tions; Down the Danube, (first pa
f PERI with fifteen illustrations; New
York Harbor Police, with eleven illus.
trations; Nathaniel Hawthorne, with
/ seven illustrations; Madame Gerder's
! Husband; Fishiug-May and |, with
one illustration; Old Kensington, with
|, two illustrations; The Republican
Movement in Europe, (ffth paper)
, I'll Bacio,"; Edwin NJ. Stanton; A
Little Story for Gentlemen Recollec-
tions of an Old Stager, ILL., Ootober's
, Song; The New Magdalen; English
) Translations; a Simpleton: a Story
Of the Day; Improvisations, III; Ed.
f itor's Easy Chair; Editors Literary
: Record Editors Scientific Record
, Editors Historical Record Editors
, Drawer, (with four illustrations.
Public VendEe.
The undersigned will expose to pub.