The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1877-08-01


an address at The Fair at Sugar Grove
on the 18th Of September Here is d
good chance 10 hear The great reform
politician Of fCensderate Gross Roads.
| Beside tile excutsion from this
point on Saturday next, one goes from
Warren on the same day ,tfor the ben
eft of the Baptist church Of that place
Those .who take in the excursion will
see large crowd.
--Supt. Prathcr Of Venango Conn
1 ty received a call to the Presidency Of
the Carrier Seminary, but was oblig-
ed to decline because those interested
declined to release him from his pres.
ent situation. E
g Derickson & Co. are about to
move into Mr.. aIIaslet's Store room,
4 Which has been thoroughly fixed up
in good order for setting goods. OF
course, after the change is made we
may expect to get soine good bargains
l.ut tho new, store. t..a .,~v
+ ba--How make up your parties for
the blackberry woods. These berries
will be ripe in the course of few
weeks, and the crop is reported pen.
tiful. Parties from this place go out
in regular picnic style, prepared to
camp out aud can their berries while
fresh and good. N
-ChautauGua Lake bids fair to be
more pornlar than ever this season.
Ia another place We give the details
of an ox cursio6fron this place, which
/ is to come off next Saturday. Francis
1 Murphy will be present and speak on
/ that day.
-Huidekoper's devision, which was
ordered TO camp at Franklin last
week, MAS ordered away on Saturday
morning last, and left for Pittsburgh.
Their dcstina ton is not known, but it
is supposed that they are to 60 into
the mining regions, Shen things look
lple tronbksoue. ~
--Circuses are giving ,peighboring
cities all they want to do to raise
money to attend them. Three ." four
of these mammoth chaEge.catchers ere
pcrnmbulating theoil regions this sea-
son. We have only had one circus
here this summer, and the question Of
ihe decentralization of silver has agi-
tated the public mind ever since.
- Hama" queer individual who
furnished amusement for the boys at
odd spells last winter by singing.
dancing and lung music, was in town
Yesterday, looking much better than
when he depended on the nickles he
earned ia that manner. He is now
working for some Of the farmers ou
Dutch Hill.
A. B Kelly, Esq, returned from,
Pittsburgh on Thursday last, fully
convinced that railroad strikes, parti.
cularly when accompanied with riot
ing aud incepdiarism, are bad things.
for the communities in which they
| take place. The fire reached within
few squares of his fathers residence.
/ Teachers for the fall and winter
term of school in this place will be
selected at the meeting Of the school
4 board on N ,nday evening next. The
term is to be seven months A vaca-
( ton will be given about the holidays,
we suppose. Only two schools are to
/ DO run this term.
Michael little WAS in Pittsburgh,
and wedged in the crowd at the time
of'the fight between the mob and the
military he says thai rioter was
shot down right beside him. Mr.. 1t.
tic iustifes the military for their acts,
and claims that the firing was in self.
defence, and was necessary.
The Musical Normal School, in
Meadville, which has for its instruc.
tors the best talent the country af-
fords, seems to be we'll patronized, and
will probably be a success in every
4 particular The piano recitals9 Of