The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-06-30

III. Haslet his farm, located about
three miles from town on the TyIers
burg road. The consideration, we un
derstand, was 5000.
Judge Proper and family return
ed from down the river last week, all
healthy. The Judge is looking some.
what tanned, but says the climate
agrees with him first rate.
Gold in paying quantities has
been found on French Creek in the
Black Hills, and upward of 100
miners are at work there. Now is the
time for the excitement to revive.
The Ne,cs, Tidioute, comes to us
this week with new heading, which
vastly improves its appearance. The
paper under Mr. Whites management
is looking and doing we'll.
Strawberries in limited quant3
ties have made their appearance in
this market, &C very reasonable prices.
Fones, at the American Drug Store
Keeps them when they can be had.
-G. w. Robinson has erected a
carriage house 10 which to keep his
new Fisher Road Wagon. He keeps
right on making improvements, not.
withstanding the hard times.
The Republican campaign in Ohio
is conducted upon a grand but very
brief platform: ."Universal liberty
and universal suffrage, secured and
made safe by universal education"
1t is just as well to bear in mind,
when thin king over the matter of
Tweed's release, that FIVE out of the
seven judges Of the New York Court
of Appeals are Democrats. 1t may
help to explain things.
Mr.. West, harness maker, has
moved his shop to the building north
of the Lawrence House, where his
customers will find him at all times
ready to fill their orders and give per.
feet satisfaction in workmanship and
prices.
-Partridge's new building has as
sumed shape, and is large and beau
tiful structure. He will have plenty
of room for furniture when his
building is completed, and will keep
all kinds of furniture and sell the
same cheap. a
"A son of Theo. S. Wilson, Esq,
OF. Clarion, has been appointed cadet
to West Point Military School, and
passed an examination and was re-
ceived into the school last week. He
is highly spoken of by the Clarion pa
pers.
MIR. A. b. Root, we'll known as a |
Iumberman, has taken charge of the |
Red Brush Mills, formerly operated |
by Childs & Palmer, and is preparing
10 cut lumber on the tract, belonging
10 Messrs. Bonner & Cornwell. Mr..
Geo. Watson is head sawyer on the
mill, We believe.
The Philadelphia Times is au-
.hority for the statement that the pros
oects for peaches at the east were nev.
n better. The owners of orchards are
roubled to know what to do with the
uper-abundant crop that is coming
orward. This is a gratifying fact,
md will serve to relieve the apprehen-
ions of meagre fruit yield.
John Dobson, of Clarington,
claims the palm as the best working
afmer of Forest county. During the
'fesent season with the assistance of
MS eleven year old boy he has put in IA
cres of wheat, 8 acres of rye, and II
cres of corn. His wheat is pro-
ounced the finest of any seen this
eason.- Clarion Republican.
"A new and dangerous counterfeit
as been discovered at the National
Sank Redemption Agency of five dol
ar notes of the First National Bank
f Canton, I'll. This is evidently
hanged from the plate on which the
on the Traders National
'ank of Chicago and the First Ma
onai Bank of Paxton, ILL.,, was print.