The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-06-23
Tho Dutch Hill road. and the

Oaie residence, nave Deen receiving
needed repairs at the hands Of Messrs.
j. Z. Stroup and G. d. Mabie. The
work is well done and shows for itself.
-Thirty-two striking miners were
sentenced to terms of Imprisonment
from six months to one year, in Clear.
field last week. They were also sen.
fenced to pay costs of prosecution and
a fine of twenty-five dollars each.
Good enough.
-Chas. Hinton, at his place this
side of Tubb's Run, has large var:e-
ty of plants which he will sell at rea-
sonable figures. He has tomato plants,
celery plants, cabbage plants, pepper
plants, and some other kinds. Give
him call.
The time table of this road and
the Allegheny Valley, on the fourth
page is corrected this week, and can
be depended upon. We calculate
hereafter to keep the table in proper
shape, that is if the changes do not
come too fast.
The Empire Hotel, Tidioutc, H.
Ewald, proprietor, is again in opera
tion, and it is a first class place to
stop. Mr.. L. is landlord who does
everything in reason to make his
guests comfortable, and we cordially
recommend his house to the public.
M. Carpenter, Photographic artist,
has gone into the country on a general
professional tour. We expect that
before he gets back he will take photo.
graphs of nearly every man, woman
and child iD all Forest, and part Of
Clarion. Good luck to Carpenter.
p. S.-He cooms pack allawile.
We understand that Mr.. Amos
Cooper is at present lying very sick
with something resembling typhoid
fever, at VIM. Hoods house. Amos
is quiet, gentlemanly and industrious
young man. and his friends will be
sorry to hear of his illness. We hope
to see him healthy again soon.
Peter Berry, of Fagundus, is
named as the member of the Republi-
can State Central Committee for For
est county, which body is to meet al
Harrisburg on Friday July I'd. The
Chairman Of the Committee for this
year is Henry M. Hoyt, who is highly
spoken of in that connection.
AS far as our observation has ex-
tended, the grass is very light this
season. We will doubtless see baled
hay coming in from surrounding coun-
ties next winter, to feed the stock
necessarily kept. 1t will not be many
years until Forest will raise her own
hay, grain, fruit and vegetables, and
we long to see the day.
Tweed has been ordered discharg-
ed by the Court of Appeals of New
York. Several warrants are out for
bis arrest on other charges, as soon as
he leaves his prison house. His re.
lease has been foretold ever since his
Incarceration, but that does not make
it just. He has as much right to spf-
fer for his sins as any other thief, but
then-he belongs to Tammany.
john Peterson declines to be a
candidate for the Democratic nomira-
ton for Sheriff, and Nelson Cole, of
Kingsley is announced in last weeks
Press as a candidate for the same
Office. Col. P. d. Thomas, of Tones
ia, is also announced as a candidate
for State Senator. We would as soon
see him elected as any Democrat in
the district.
MIR. Fisher. of Spring, Crawford
Co., was in town last week, and dis.
posed of two road wagons manufac.
tured by Fisher & Son. These wagons
are said to be great improvement on
the Taylor & Day patent, and those of
our citizens who contemplate purchas.
ing light buggy, will probably pat
ronize Fisher q Son. Mr.. f. is a very
gentlemanly and intelligent young
man.