The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-10-12
NEwSY NOTES.

strip of eelskin, but'he still has rheuma-
tism.
FARM WANTeD-State cash and time
price. ANsoN Fl. RUSSELL,
9-2l-3m. AkroD, Ohio.
Official reports show that less than one
per cent. of the enlisted men have died
during this war from all causes-from
wounds, officers, So men; accidents, 30
men; disease, rs officers, 2,15O men, out
of total of 265, 900.
Best grade, all wool carpets. cut from
the roll while you wait, at Miles d Arm
strong's. 1t
The town of Meriden, Miss, has passed
a curfew ordinance for adults, prohibit
ing them from being upon the streets
after p. M, excepting on Saturday,
when they are condescendinely allowed
to remain two hours later, under penal
ty of S25 for every violation.
The fall millinery opening of F. Wal
ters & Co. will be held Friday and Sat-
urday of this week. 1t
A friend hands in the following, calling
it perpetual MeLiOn." The more you
read it and think of it the more there
seems in it:
"The duck eats the worm,
The man eats the duck,
The worm eats the man,
The duck eats the worm." -Ex.
A new postoflice in New Mexico is
called Andrews, and Geo. W. Delamater.
formerly of Meadvlle, and at one time
candidate for Governor OF this State, is
postmaster. Warren Mirror. You are
wrong, neighbor. The Geo. w. Delama-
ter who was formerly candidate for Gov
ernor of this State is practlcing law in
Pittsburg.-Franklin NelOS.
Just received at Robinson's, twelve
styles wrappers, fleece lined and regular.
Call and examine them. 1t
Mt. Vesuvius is now presenting the
grandest spectacle since 1872, due to vi
olent outburst The central crater and
number of new mouths are vomiting
lava and ashes. Three imposing streams
are flowing down the mountain side,
greatly alarming the people in the neigh
boring country. Mt. Vesuvius to date
has caused the death of 100000 persons.
-EG.
Underwear at Miles& Armstrong;.
Don't buy winter wear until you see
Miles & Armstrong;. 1t
The following from an exchange will
bear closer inspection than a casual
glance affords: A man owed 81 and had
and pawned the rs for so cents, and then
meeting friend sold him the pawn tick
ct calling for 70 for 80 cents. He thus
had two so cent pieces, 81 in fact, with
which he paid the debt. Was anyone out
and how much?
The more we sell, the cheaper we can
sell. See bargains at, Miles & Arm
| strongs. 1t
Hon. e. P. Gillespie, of The law firm of
Gillespie & Petit, of Greenville, was in
the city yesterday consulting his client,
Walter Wheaton, whom he expects to de-
fend when the latter is put on trial for
the murder Of George Carter next month.
Mr.. Gillespie will have the assistance Of
an attorney of this city, not yet chosen,
in the trial of the case. He stated that
Wheaton bore a good reputation in
Greenville, and that they expected to
prove the young mans innocence.-
Franklin NetDS.
Trunks and valices, cheap, at Miles
Il Armstrong;. 1t
And it came to pass that alter he had
advertised his goods there came unto him
great multitudes from all the region
round about, and did buy of him. And
when his competitors saw it they, mar
yeled among themselves, saying: "How
be it that this man is busy, while we LOAF
about our doors?" And he spake unto
them saying: "Verily, verify, | say
unto you. in this fast age of push anC
rustic, it is easier for a camel to enter the
eye of needle than for a business man
to flourish without advertising"
|. No more trust at Heath q Killmers
But they have reduced prices on all goods
so that it makes an object for you to pay
cash. Try them. 1t
The Salamanca NeWS tells a story OF
the passing through that place of the sol,
diers last week. The train stopped at the
coal chutes, just above the town, there
was general aligbting from the cars anc
a scrabble for pockets full of gravel by
some, while others cut off splinters from
the posts of the coal shed. The trainmen
made inquiry and received the following
answer: "We've heard of Salamanca anC
don't you think we're going to be shy o
souvenirs for the girls at that place
We're out of buttons and nearly withou
ammunition, but when we pull into Sal
amanca, We'll have plenty of pebbles
from the Santiago battle field and chip'
from the San Juan blockbouses galore.
New hats and caps at Miles d Arm
strong's. IL
Hopkins sells the clothing and shoes