The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-11-16
NEWSY NOTES.

The electric railroad between Titus
vile and Hydetown is completed and in
short time cars will be running regu
larly.
Ladies' wool underwear, SOC at Miles
4 Armstrong;. 1t
"a man kin fohgit his manners an
git along foh awhile" said Uncle Eben.
"But de fus' ting he knows he gifts so
naughty he neglects ter bow to de newt
able, an den he's in trouble sho' 'nuif."
Washington Star.
Not the cheapest goods but the best
goods for the money at Miles Il Arm
strong's. 1t
The old Farmers and Drovers' hotel at
Fleetwood, Berks county, has just un-
dergone strange metamorphosis. The
bar has been taken from the bar
room and a pulpit placed there. The
Mennonites will hereafter use the old
building for church.
-Seventy-five cents buys a steel-rod
fast-back umbrella at Miles d Arm.
strong's. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Chaurette have just
reached Riceville, driving from Montans,
a journey of 3, 200 miles in wagon with
double team. They were over year
on the way, as they made some long
stops. They reached Spartansburg with
one of the horses with which they started.
The other was exchanged on the road
IftuSUilLe Courier.
New neckwear at Miles IL Arm
strong's. 1t
Rabbit fur is now an important com
mercial article. 1t is known to trade as
electric seal, and when dyed so closely re-
sembles the genuine article as to defy de-
lection except among experts. 1t is said
that $500, 900 is invested in Rabbit culture
in England. 1t may be we will find some
use yet, outside the pot or frying pan, for
bunny in this country
Ladies capes and jackets are sold
cheapest at Miles & Armstrong;. 1t
pOoISO W. booNeIs d., IN' ~ l.
brakeman running between this city and
Buffalo had peculiar experience the
other day. He was standing OH the top
of boxcar when strong gale of wind
swept the roof from the car and carried
him with it for some distance. When the
roof alighted on an adjacent track, Hoov-
er was severely shocked by his sudden
stop. His hip was hurt and he was in
hospital.-Bradford Era.
Underwear, the kind that sells, at
Miles IL Armstrong;. 1t
The horrible news comes from Kansas
that young man climbed a corn stock
last Monday to see how the ears we're
getting along, and now the corn is grow
ing up faster than he can climb down.
Three men have undertaken to cut down
the stalk, but owing to its rapid growth it
is feared they will not succeed in time to
prevent the young mans death by star
vation. He is subsisting on raw corn and
has already thrown down four bushels of
cobs and it is now thought that his sup
ply is almost exhausted
Rubber boots are guaranteed at Miles
IL Armstrong;. 1t
Last year Charles Dana Gibson illus
trated 1.-THE People of Dickens" for The
Ladies' Home Journal. The pictures
were so successful that this year, and
during next year, w. L. Taylor, the New
England artist who has made such rapid
strides in his art, will illustrate 'The
People of Longfelow"-also for The La
dies Home Journal. The poems selected
are "The Psalm of Life" "Hiawatha,"
"Evangeline," "The Courtship of Miles
Standish, " "The Children's Hour" and
"The Village Black ksmith," and others.
-"Hot' things in neckwear at Miles ~
Armstrong;. 1t
The N. Y. Correspondent of the Pitts
burg Dispatch, in his letter TO that paper
of Saturday, says. An anonymous adj
mirer has sent Miss Helen Gould a ten
inch shell, which she to-day placed in a
pretty spot on her Tarrytown lawn. IL
is the largest of the many war relics that
have come to this popular and patriotic
young woman. Apparently about every