The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1897-06-09

will be a good crop of fall grain.
For children's gauze underwear see
new line at Miles q Armstrong;. 1t.
AN eleven pound German carp was
caught in the river near Hunter Station
last Friday.
The eighth anniversary of the great
flood at Johnstowp was observed at that
place on Monday.
1t is said that you can look out for a
big crop of apples when the trees bios
som in the old of the moon. as they did
this season.
-Ifyo want the best goods at the best
possible price, that have the best style
and best guarantee, look over our stock.
Miles Il Armstrong. 1t.
June IA will be flag day all over the
United States. On that day there ought
to bo liberal display of the national col
ors in both town and country.
Under an act passed by the last Com
gress a person who defaces gold or sill
yer coin is liable to a fine of two thousand
NS'A"iS oiiN hNo years luipIlSuuhlbnJ.
Out of style; out of the world; will
not trouble you if you purchase from us,
as that is our business-to keep goods
that are right for our customers. No
back numbers at Miles & Armstrong;.
The Clearfield Rqttman's Journal is
AZ years old and it is one of the best and
brightest journals that comes to our table.
II is credit to its publishers. and we
wish it many more years of prosperity.
1T is said that an Elm street girl,
when taken to task by her mother for
permitting her lover to kiss her, replied :
"How was to prevent it, mother2 His
face was so near mine, you know, that
could not see what it was he was about"
-Marienville Express Gladys, the
twenty-five months old daughter of e.
e. Amsler, died Saturday morning from
the effects of measles and whooping
cough. She had never been a strong
child, but had been carefully cared for
by Mrs. Alex Barrett.
A special meeting of the w. c. It. U.
will be held at their rooms next Tuesday
at the usual hour and all members are
urgently requested to be present and
bring literature, for the purpose of pack
ing barrel. By order of President.
The handsome new hotel lat Cooks
burg, this county, is now open and ready
to receive guests. This is handsome
structure and is located amid the most
beautiful scenery. For rates, ETC., ad-
dress the proprietors, Messrs. Cook d
Calvin, Cooksburg, Pa. 4t--cw
Out in Kansas they are advertising
for schoolmarms who will agree not to
marry. Here's hoping they won't find
what they are looking for. A young wo-
man who would enter into a contract to
remain single isn't fit to guide and in
struct the rising generation.
The reunion of the survivors of Co.
1, of the 10th Pennsylvania Reserves,
and Co. X. of the 100 Regt., Pa. Vols,
will be held at the Kepler House, Mead
Vile, Thursday, June 10th, tho thirty
sixth anniversary of the date on which
the soldiers left Meadville for the war.
Farmers and gardeners should care
fully examine their fruit trees and de-
stroy the worms that have taken up their
homes therein. A little trouble now will
destroy them while they are in the nests,
but it becomes more difficult when they
become large enough to commence de-
vouring the foliage.
The reporters do not know every
thing that is going ON. They do not pos.
sess the gift of second sight. They are
not clairvoyants. When you know an
interesting bit of news give it to the
newspaper man and he will thank you
and some time will endeavor to return
your kindness by a coplimentary notice.
-Era.
The impression has prevailed to some
extent that constables having no in
of the law to report were no
longer required to make returns to the
quarter sessions court. Judge Greer is
for the statement that as here
tofore all constables in the county must
make their returns on the opening day of
that court.-ButIer Record.
Last Friday morning the new cook
stove belonging to A.W. Richards did not
work right and seemed inclined to
smother out the gas, and as Mr.. Richards
attempted to remove one of the lids the
blaze flew out and struck him in the
face. While no serious damage was done,
there might have been. AS it is "Al." is
shy only part of his mustache and eye
brows and little cuticle from the right
side of his nasal organ.
The Fourth of July this year will be
celebrated on Monday, July 5th. The
4th falls on Sunday, and the law making
the 5th of July the legal holiday when
tho 4th falls on Sunday, is an act ap-
proved May 81, 1898. Now what about
in Tionesta? We know of no
one who has taken hold of the matter
yet, but if anything is going to be hone
a start ought TO be made What town
has more occasion to celebrate than we
have?
-Tidioute Ne,gs: The Mong Broom
Co. of East Hickory has moved to Tidi-
quite and is fitting up the McConkey
building down town as factory. 1t is
expected the works will start with five