The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-09-30

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geologists are going up to examine the
vein this or the first of next week,
when we will give our readers the re-
suit of their Investigations. If it
proves a good vein of that size Seldom
has u nice think of it. We are ready
to rejoice with Seldom when his good
fortune becomes settled beyond a
doubt.
Wilbur Grove has horse which
bids fair to become trotter in the
course of time, with proper training.
He can trot mile now in less than
$50, and never had any advantages.
He was bought from a farmer in Vir-
ginia, by VIM. Butler, month or two
ago, and, we believe, until Mr.. Grove
got him, he was never hitched single.
The DitweIler case came up on
Wednesday last, before jury impan-
eled by Esq. Knox. AFTER hearing
the evidence the jury was sent out
and discharged. On Saturday another
jury was drawn and the case tried ever
again, when Mr.. d. was found guilty
of the charge of larceny. Sentence
had not yet been passed On Monday.
"A good deal of wet weather has
beensexperienced since Sunday last, but
not enough to raise the water to raft
ing stage. The ground was SO parch-
ed, and the rain fell SO slowly that it
was apparently all soaked up. A good
healthy rain now would put the river
and creek in good condition.
Bob KEGS has bought the right of
Forest county in a churn, which he
claims lays over any thing of the
churn kind yet invented. The butter
is made by forcing air through the
concern and agitating the milk, if we
understand it. He proposes to bring it
down and let US see it.
WIN. G. Bromley, of Stewards
Run brought in specimen potato of
the Late Rose variety, which weighed
upward of three pounds. 1t is a
smooth and good-looking potato, and
we wouldn't object to having sixty or
seventy bushels Of the same kind on
subscription.
Col. Thomas has been doing some
excavating on the site of his new house,
which is to be built of brick, and to
be situated across Helen St., from the
Sheriff's house. Geo. Mogan, we un,
derstand, contemplates building on
Vine St. this fall.
Robinson & Bonner, with their
Characteristic enterprise, have issued
the Fall number of The Illustrated
Canister. These papers are given
away to customers, and others who
visit their store. The comic prevails
in this publication.
Mr.. Wilbur Grove informs us that
in company with his father and broth
er he proposes to build a number o.
stump machines this fall and winter
He furthermore says that these ma
chimes find ready sale wherever they
are offered.
Pheasants, squirrels and pigeon;
are being slaughtered by hunters o
small game, and the painting deer i;
occasionally shot by the old hunters
1t is lawful to kill all the above game
until the 1st of January, We believe.
An attempt was made to have 6
match game of ball on Saturday last
but the attempt failed. 1t is not very
likely that we shall witness many more
games this fall (; the weather is too un
reliable.
-"The Southern Situation" is very
fully and impartially presented in tn,
October number of The Republic, pub
lished at Washington, d. G. In th'
same issue there is chronological lis
of the recent murders and outrages il
Alabama, Arkansas, Kentucky, Louis
lana, Tennessee and Texas. 1t con
tains also an account of eighteen po
litical State Conventions Democratic
Republican and Independent-held il
September, with synopsis of tn,