The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-09-13

eral memDerS we're Calleu upon lOE |
remarks, nearly al ofwhom responded
and an enthusiastic meeting was the
result. The Conlmitiee on Finance
and Speakers was instructed ID pro-
cure speakers for the next meeting.
The membership Of the club is now
about seventy.fve, with new members
continually coming in. AtLhe meet.
ing 70 be held on Saturday evening
next, SOME good speeches will be
heard. Come out, everybody.
-"Home, Courtship and Marriage"
A Book for thc Times. by Rev. j. Q.
A. Weller, is book. the reading Of
which will be real bencftlo any one,
old or young, who will take the trouble
to peruse its pages. The author has
spared no pains to make this book
complete and satisfactory, in its treat
ment of the important themes under
consideration. The subjects of which
it treats are important to all, and they
are treated in a manner calculated to
instruct and interest. 1t should have
II place in every family. Sample copy
sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt of
price, S1.75. Address the author at
Oh City, Pa.
The Cincinnati Enquirer the lead
ing Democratic paper Of the West, of
June 9th, 1876, had the following con.
corning Mr.. Tilden; "There are few
things concerning Mr.. Tilden, which
we trust will lSsink into the minds Of
Western and Southern Democrats.
Heis hypocrite, political scoun-
drel, has long been public plunder-
er, and is really the only disreputable
candidate prominently named on the
Democratic side" And this was be-
fore the fact was discovered that Me-.
Tilden had withheld his income tax.
) V--Tweed, William, Boss, was cap
tured in q sailing vessel of Yigo
, Spain, by Spanish authorities, on the
, 9th inst. The secretary of the Ameri.
can Legislation has requested hisextra-
dition, and he will consequently be
. handed, over to the American authori.
ties. It is hoped that he will come
back in time to take part in the Presi.
dental campaign. he was said, short.
ly after bis fight, I'd have beeni in
: : Forest County, but it is not supposed
that he took time to do any election
J. eering for Tilden at that time.
3'htruns Of husbandrySp said
Mrs. Darlington reaectively in reply
to a remark Of the Doctors concern.
u ing the order, "Yes, do seem to rec.
: onmember hearing of them but
never have used any. The best pat
runs that ] know Of are the "Domes
e tic" have used lots Of those to cut
!, out my clothes by'-and here Isaac
o broke into her remarks with the infor
l. nation that the old ones made bully
n kites; and then went gravely on with
his work Of decorating the cats tai
!. with patent clothespins. ie'ia
= Thursday, the 2Sth inst. has beer
/ set apart by the Governor, as "Penn
l. sylyania's Day." in the Centennial
4 =
1t is the Tooth anniversary of th'
Y, signing of the Pa. State Constitution
10 in Philadelphia, on thess 2Slh da!
N of September 1776, by the representa-
er tives of the people Of the State unde
j. the Presidency Of Benjamin franklin
n Hon. b. Ii. Brewster has been name,
q as the orator of the occasioB.
n, Charles Frances Adams has bee
rs nominated by the Democracy Of Mass
ID achusetIs rs their candidate for Gov
in ernor Seeing that some ofhis friend
It, earnestly advocated his nominatio
is for the Presidency, at Cincinnati, h
= has been conYerted swiftly to th
al Democratic ranks. He stands moi
Of chance of being struck by lightnin
in than he does ofbeing made Governo
ge of Massachusetts,. 9--' e
IL Peter Berry has an engine an
ch boiler ON the ground at Balltown an
in will proceed at once to develop th'
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