The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-09-19

Juvenile 20
Intellectual 30
Rudiments 45
Practical 90
Those who have not already pur-
chased these books should make haste
to do SO. The Biographies and AL
gebras have not yet arrived, but will
be here in few days.
The annual convention of the
Young Mems Christian Associations
of Pennsylvania will convene at East
Liberty (Pittsburgh), September 9Th
to Both, inclusive. There are over 100
Associations in this State, being one
sixth of all the organizations in the
United States and British Provinces.
The increased growth and prosperity
Of these associations promise to make
the convention large and interesting
gathering. Il. G., More, Of New York,
Sec'y of the international Committee,
G. M. Morton. of Chicago, State Sec'y
Of the Association Of Illinois, and 9th
ers from abroad, are expecting to be
in attendance. A full representation
is expected from the Railway, Col
lege and German Associations. En-
tertainment will be provided for all
regularly accredited delegates For
further information address S. A. Tag
CART, State Sec'y Y. M. G. A., Pitts
burgh, Pa.
Mr.. c. L. Hanna, formerly of
West Hickory, this county, now OF
Boulder City, Colorado, has our thanks
for late files of Colorado papers. Mr..
Hanna is engaged in the hardware
business in Boulder City, and, we
should judge from his advertisement
that lie has large establishment and
is doing good business. We also
notice in one of these papers, a long
description Of the dedication Of the
University Of Colorado, in that city,
which is an immense institution, and
is the present pride and joy Of Boul
der. Well, loug life, happiness, pros
perity and success generally both to
Charley and to the University of Col
orado.
Again has the American Team
COTTON away with the "bloody foreign
ers," by some 81 points. The Ameri
can Rife Team has never been beat
en-, although it came very near it on
one occasion. There is large num-
ber of long range-guns in this section
and we know Of no more rational
amusement than getting a team to-
gether and practicing at long range
1t was at one time supposed that We
would have a sportsmen's club with q
glass ball trap, &c, here, but not
: enough interest was manifested tC
make il success.
-"One mans meat is another man.
poison is we'll illustrated by the fac
that the farmers Of the West are srum
F bling at tie low price of Wheat, while
the masses at the East are murmurinE
at tho price of -four, which they would
have considerably cheaper if they
could. So goes the consumer wants
the articles the producer produces, a
lower figures, and the producer want.
higher figures for the articles whicl
he produces and which the consumer
consumes. Perhaps the best way t.
settle this vexed problem is. to get VI
another strike.
The strike of the miners at Haz
elton, Pa, is ended, the demand O
the strikers having been acceded to
1t is very seldom nowadays that strikes
are ended in that way. 1t is also not
icable that those who took part in the
late strikes, particularly tho ring-lead
ers, are losing their places right along
Boss Tweed has been making
some "divulgements," duplicating sew
eral prominent citizens in bribery
cases. Whether his confessions vii
do him any good is for the future tC
) determine. There is not now that vic
= leuce of feeling against the old char
, that there was when he was first cap
Lured.