The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1899-01-11

You can get titat Hopkins store. |
There are always 100000 peopl
afoat on the seas of the world.
We sell our goods, not our rssvon'
Miles & Armstrong. 1t
The older a woman Is the more certail
she is to refer to herself as "girl"
And now the sll-dround popular cir
wears her bicycle suit for skating cos
tune.
The liar who believes himself is ever
happier than if he could make other peo
pie believe him
Inventory sale still continues a
Miles & Armstrong;. 1t
1t is certain proof of woman's forget.
ting herself when she calls her husband
the biggest idiot in the world.
The woman who goes upon the lecture
platform to air her rights usually leaves
husband at home nursing his wrongs
Though we may have been dredfully
remiss in the last year, let us try to make
up for it in the new one God has permit
ted us to enter upon.
Hopkins sells the clothing and shoes.
-WANTED-To buy, about 10 to 10
million tract, nice hem!ock timber. Part
cash, balance 6. IL and Is months. Par
ticulars, address. M, II. DEAN.
81 n. Clarendon Pa.
Every town has a liar or two a smart
Alec; some pretty girls more loafers
than 1t needs; woman or two that tat
ties; an old fogy that the town would be
better without; men who stand on street
corners and make remarks about the
women; man who laughs an idiotic
laugh every time he says ANYTHING :;
scores of men with caboeses ON their
trousers worn smooth as glass; men who
can tell you about how the war question
should be settled, the weather, and how
to run other peoples business, and who
have made dismal failures of their own.
-Er
civil Service examinations, open to
all, will be held in most large towns in
March, to get clerks for Uncle Sam.
Persons wishing to know the dates and
places and how the positions can be OBJ
tanned can write Columbian Correspond
ence College, Department B, Washing
ton, D. c., and same will be furnished
without cost.
EUprNytbipor a1.
little better at Miles 4 Armstrong's. 1t
City Treasurer John Blevins, of New
Castle, aged seventy years, was found
murdered in his office in the city build
ing at midnight Saturday. The room
was in terrible state, and there was ev-
cry evidence that the old man had met
his death while heroically defending his
trust. There can be no doubt that the
murder was the result of an attempt to
rob either the big vaults or the Treasurer
himself An investigation was made
secured considerable money. reward
ofsi,O0O is offered for the apprehension
of the murderer
Hopkins sells the shoes and rubbers.
Licenses to sell milk in the city have
been withheld from several milkmen be-
cause ofimproper feeding, principally of
ensilage" says the Meadville Tribune.
According to Investigations by the board
of health, the milk produced by ensilage
feeding is not good. Butter makers will
not buy it, it is refused at the condensed
milk factories, and at some cheese fac
tories. Its sale has been forbidden in
this city. The health board believes that
the quality Of milk used has a great deal
to do with the health of a community (;
and the stringent rules enforced here in
regard to the sale OF milk, backed by the
notably good health of the city, gives the
claim strong ground
The Salvation army in Pitssburg gave |
2 splerdid dinner to about one thousand |
poor people of tlat city. This was a no
BILE act and too much commentator can
not be given these good people for their
unsefish devotion to the Masters cause. |
TO procure the money to give this din
ner the women of the organization stood |
at the street corners in the cold weather |
and mutely solicited contributions ofany |
amount and for every penny that was
given they warmly thanked the giver. |
Their plan is good one They recog- |
nize the fact that to win a soul to Christ |
they must do as Christ did, feed the hum |
cry and clothe the naked. Surely their |
works will he blessed by tho Master they |
are serving.
The recent war was very serious mat
ter, but it had its lunny phases. These
have, been put into jingling verse and
merry prose by Charles NJ. Snyder, the
luthor Of the famous comic history of
ireece. 1t promises to be the literary
augh Of the year and it will appear ex-
in THE Sunday Press" begin
ling January 10. Each installment will
'e illustrated in lively way, quite in
ieeping with the text. Next Sundays
Press will also contain visit to dispen-
airy by "Karl," Frank q. Carpenters
etter on the chances for investment in
'outh America, fashion article by the
amous Annie Rittenhouse, and many
ther exclusive features which will inter-
st every reader. Be sure to get next
sundays Phira Press.
Four thousand 81 silver certificates of
he new uniform design that Secretary