The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-09-22

matter has crowded out our usual
amount of "locals" this week.
Prof. Brokwacy informs US that
the Teachers Institute for this year
will commence on the goth of De-
cember.
Our spGrtsme2 have about COM
pleted arrangements for a grand side
hunt next Saturday. All interested
are requested to meet at the Lawrence
House this evening at 7 o'clock sharp.
The Daily Item, Central City,
Neb., Geo. A. Percival, publisher, has
reached US and is one Of the spiciest
little sheets we have seen for some
time, and tAe best Of all it's red hot
Republican. Long wave the Item.
The Republican Congressional
Conference Of this district met in
Brookville, on Tuesday last. 1t was
but formal meeting, as each county
in the district had instructed for Gen
eral White. We publish the proceed
ings in this issue.
We have received we'll. written
article upon an educational topic
which shall receive our attention as
soon as we can make room for it,
which may be next week. 1t is upon
a subject which has been frequently
agitated among directors, that of
allowing teachers their time for attend
ing the county institute.
This Juveniles of this place, with
a patriotism that ought to put our
older citizens to shame, are organizing
a Garfield and Arthur marching club,
and have sent for torches, uniforms,
&c, and will soon enliven our streets
with their enthusiasm. The little
fellows are setting pretty good
example for some Of the older heads,
and they ought to take heed thereof
Attention is directed TO the card
Of Prof. w. Krauss, music teacher, in
this issue. Mr.. Krauss was in this
place some years ago, and his talents
as a musician are we'll known to many
of our citizens, and don't need putting
up. He is master of the art, and
those who would become proficient ir
the musical line will not be slow tc
take advantage of this opportunity
: Terms very reasonable.
-"Competition is the life of trade,
ana Morris Einstein wishes it under
stood that he is prepared to compet
with the world on cheap clothing
l Parties coming to town on court weel
are invited to call and examine hi
, stock and prices, and he will guarnn
e tee they will go away satisfied wit
the bargains he has given them.
2 large and handsome line Of dry goods
boots, shoes, and notions Of ever
:, variety. No use going out of tow
e when you can DO better at home. !
o Wilbur Jameson, an old Tionest
i boy, arrived in town last week, havin
: returned from a tour through some q
the gold and silver mining country {
Colorado and New Mexico. He re
ports that country rich in preciou
metals but says the time for a poo
man to prospect there has mot ye
z. come. He brought some very fin
is specimens with him which be left wit
his uncle Gilbert Jameson. Wate
Il he says, sells at from twenty five
fifty cents per gallon in some parts (
- New Mexico, and hard to get at tha
We are sorry to record that OF
Il county is soon to lose one of it's be
and most highly respected familie
that of Mr.. Gilbert Jameson, wi
- expect to take up their residence
" Pleasantville. Mr.. Jameson hi
occupied the old homestead on tt
i opposite side of the river mile abo'
~ town, for great many years, and
will seem very much deserted WHIT
ut they leave. The town Of PIeasantvil
y will gain worthy family and can
proud over the acquisition. Mr.. JaE
ID ieson says he won't move until aft
Id election.
-Mcssrs. Jno. Heath and Gt
&c Osgood have secured the agency of t