Tyrone Daily Herald from Tyrone, Pennsylvania • Page 2

The Tyrone Daily A AT A SONRA CO. Dotter Main; and Horald. Streets, at the following forms: Harte Copt, 2 cente one Month, Quarter, by delivorod mall, by (1.00 Tor, by mall, 04.00 WEEKLY HERALD. TYRONE, PA. JULY 15, 1890.

VALETA'S WARRING FACTIONS, Dissention and discord are holding full sway in the Texas town which boasts of the euphonious Yaleta. Last Friday night two local political factions, each claiming control of town government, indulged in A guinary conflict, the outcome of which is that three of the warriors have yield. ed up their mundane existence while several others are more or less porous from the effects of leaden missiles with which ufey came in intimate contact. The trouble in the municipal affairs of Ysleta, began in April when a spirited election was held in which the two opposing parties each claimed the victory. As.a result of this divergence! of opinion, both sets of officers were sworn in.

and since that time the town has had the distinction of being under the eutrol of two separate administra. Lions. A Mexican named Alderetto has been occupying the post of leader the People's Party" which believes that the April election invested him with the title of Mayor. A Hebrew named Gaul, dignities the Majoralty the estimation of his faction which calls itself the "Republican Party." In the past three months, there have been several clashes, often accompanied or succeeded by slashes, between tho adherents of Alderette and Gaal respectively, and the battle of Friday night was the grand round up of the trouble. Tlie sheriff arrived on the scone of contlict early Saturday morning, and he succeeded in pursuading Alderette and and the rest of the "People" to cease hostilities, but Gaal seemed determined to fit his nature to his name, and he with his followers resisted arrest.

At last accounts the "Republican Party" occupied a house which was surrounded by the Sheriff and his posse. Mayor Gaal could not be frightened by the Sheriff any more readily than by Mayor Alderette. A conflict of this nature casts a sad reflection upon the fair name of Texas. Of course Ysleta almost doesn't count. The town is in El Paso county at the far western extremity of the big state, and borders immediately 11 pout Mexico.

Then it is unfortunate in being separated from civilization by Fort Dayis, Davis Mountains and Jeff Davis county. Such a deplorable situation must not be overlooked when we come to pass judg. ment 011 the lack of common morality in that neighborhood. Ysleta is also only a few miles removed from the Diabolo Mountains, and one would hardly expect to find a great consider. Cation for law and order in the region where Diabolo itself was raised.

We had begun to think better ol Texas. Evidenco had come to hand that the days of darkness in that state were fast slipping away and that the glare of the torch of the Statue of Liberty, unlighted in fact but lighted in fancy, had penetrated the gloom of Ochiltreedom. Only last week the Times, a very creditablo newspaper published at Temple, Texas. lapsert inclassic elegance, and freely imparted a benighted world this information: the cloud-capped peaks of hoary antiquity, surrounded by the mist of myths and covered with the moss of ages are the names Ninevah and BabyJon, of Tyre and Sidon, of Athens and Rome," Ysleta must brace up, The little town nt whose feet runs the Rio Grande, must awaken to a sense of its responsi. billty.

Let Yaleta take notice of the strides which Temple is making, and Paso will not be behind the county Bell, even though they are separated from each other by numerous geographical configurations burdened with the name of Jeff Davis Let it never be said that amid the cloud-cupped peaks hoary antiquity, misty and moss backed, is the name Ysleta. ure out rates," said tho sur. geou who sent in his bill. The best way to raise a smile is to grasp the mug Armly by the handle and lift. The difference between a liar and a hypocrite is that the liar is not always incurable, It is vain to look to the ruddy watermelon as a partial solution of the negro problem, Alas, no! Chicago ought to be divorced from hot weather ou the ground of incompa.

tibility of temperature, The Blair Co. Children's Aid Society will meet Thursday morning at Point View near Hollidaysburg, Mr. and Mrs. V. E.

Buyes, of Lewis. town, passed through town this worning on their way to Bellefonte. Misses Lou Lloyd and Sallie Tyson, of Philipsburg, are in this place the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W.

P. Pyaon, said the undertaker, not much of a tighter, but when it copies to boxing, I can easily lay out ANY In Cramp Even good swimmers should beware of cramps, I never had but one attack of cramps in swimming, and that was in a match. I was three quarters of a intle ahead of my antagonist when I felt A cramp in my leg. It caused swell. the calf big as a baseball, With my other leg, I tried to do the tread water nct, and raising my right log up I bent over and began to rub with my might and Well, I sauk divo rid feet of whilo the I was If rubbing, but 1 should soon got cramp.

0 pain come in the stomach there is only one remedy, and that is to get out of the water as soon as poseible, tako a little brandy or whisky and be rubbed all over the body. As to the use of whisky as a stimulant while in the water I most decidedly ndvise against it. In my grent swimming matches I have tried tho effect of whisky as a stimulant. Ono good drink braced mo up, 80 to speak, for seven or ten minutes, and after that period I felt decidedly worse. Use 110 stimulants excopt after coming from the water, and solely for tho purpose of croating Sundstrom in New York Mail and Express.

Tate In Beefs Before You Salt. And now 21 few words of cuntion, and you need not ho ashamed to heed them, for old yachtsmen do just what I am about to advise you to do. It is only the foolhardy greenhorn sailor who "takes chances" with yacht. In squally weather never fasten tho sheet; always roof before you start, and if the wind is very strong take two reefs. It is easy to "shako them out," but hard to put them in; so reef beforo you cast off.

Never take ladies and children with you in vad weather, and generally, if you are taking ont party of that kind, keep your boat under reofed canvas. Then if geney arises your sacred trust is safe: for remember that a capsizo wit's ladies and children means almost certain death to some, perhaps to all. It is wise also to have a small rowboat in tow on such occasions, for it is worth moro than hundred life -F. W. Pangborn in St.

Nicholas, Eggs as Security. The Fifth National bank of Providence, R. lent 85,000 to produce dealer named Alserson, taking as security 932 cases of eggs stored with a warehouse company. Alserson used the eggs from time to time, but replaced those taken by other eggs, so that there were always 332 cases in the warehouso. Finally he failed, paying six cents on the dollar, and the bank looked for its seenrity, the eggs.

When the bank finally sent for the eggs they wero worthless, and the board of health ordered them buried, which was done. Now tho bank sues the warehonso company in the supreme court for $5,000, claiming that they agreed to keep the eggs safe, and the company claims that it kept the eggs safe, not a shell being broken, but that it could not prevent them from -Exchange. Pienie Joys. Col. Yerger-Well, how did you like the picnic? Gilhooly- was so glad to get home again that I was glad I went.

-Toxus Siftings. begun is half done" does not apply to a beefstoak. A man who has practiced medicine for 10 years, ought to know salt from sugar; rend what he says: TOLEDO, Jan. 10, 1857. Mossra, V.

J. Cheney -I have been general praccice of medicine for most 40 years, and sily that in all my practice aud experience have never seen a preparation that I could prescribe with as much conti. deuce of success as I can Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by you. Have prescribed it a great many times and its effect is wonderful, and would say in conclusion that I have yet to lind a case of catarrh that it would not cure, if they would take it according Lo direc. tions, Yours truly, L.

L. GORSUCI, M. Ollice, 215 Summit St. We will give $190 for any case of tarrh that cannot be cured with Hall's Catarrh Cure. Taken internally, F.

J. CHENEY Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 75 cents, Charles B. Stewart, invites everybody cull and; examine his now SPRING GOODS. Latest styles in Fancy Vestings Satisfaction guaranteed.

Prices reasonable. H. W. CUTLER, PLUMBER, GAS AND STEAM FITTER. Lead, Iron and Terra Cotta Pipe.

A large line of Lamps always on hand, Odd Fallows' Building, Main St A.RE offering special bargains this month in Men's, Boy's and and Children's Clothing and it will pay you to get what you want now. Cull and take a look at our fine Shirts for summer wear in Silks, Flannels, Oxfords and Zephyrs in patterns which for richness of design and color cannot bo surpassed. Men's Fine Neckwear. We have just recoived a new line of imported Lawn Bows and washable Four-in-Hand's for summer wear. Also, Crops and Foulards which are made up in Windsors Flowing End and VOCT, Reliable Clothier and.

Gents Furnisher, MAIN STREET. LEMONADE. In connection with our superior SODA WATER AND MILK are making LEMONADE. Try it at J. S.

Smith's Drug Store, 30 W. JUNIATA STREET. EXCURSION LOW FARES AND SPECIAL TRAIN SATURDAY, JULY 19TH, LABOR DAY. (lugo Bessemer Stool Converter In Action, Inunense Locomotive In Fire, and 1t Speciully Attractive Programme in Fireworks. To enable the Citizens of Tyrone and Vicinity to visit the Most wonderful and grand production of the age, PAIN'S Last Days of Pompeii, AT ISLAND PARK, HARRISBURG, ONE FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP.

Good on regular trains July 19th, or 011 special train arriving at Harrisburg at 7.30 p. leaving Harrisburg after the performance at 10.45 p.m. "POMPEII" must be seen to be comprehended. Seats for 10,000. $1,000 worth of Fireworks each Night.

For all kinds of Meat -GO TO- WALLACE BROS. MEAT MARKET Cor. Main and Clearlield streets, Gibson Getz, House Painters, Paper Hangers and Grainers, Logan Street near Dallas, Tyrone, Pa. GUARANTEED. -ATFlecks Feed Store L9 THIS PLACE TO GET L'URE Chop, Screenings, Oats, Corn, Flour, Salt, Pratts Food, Rusts Egg Producor, Choice Baled Hay and Straw, All kinds of Garden Produce fresh from the country every morning, Hayden Fleck, Commission Dealer, No.

20 Dust Juniata Street, STEM SMITH, Photagraphens, (Successors to It. Tonine,) i 13 and Juniata Street." Fine Photographs, GIVEN Special Attention TO Children. Call and examine apocimons. FOR SALE. Two Lots on Belmont place and gone lot ON oust uninta atreot, Tyrone, In.

They will bo sold cheap and on ousy payments, Inquiro of STEVENS OWENS. Juno 14, WONDERFUL INVENTION. It. 15 no longer a question, "Cun Cuturrh fuo Cured?" We unbesitatingly unswor It can, Our confidence in L. W.

Bull's Catarch Remedy issuch that wo are willing to give written gunrantco. NO CURE, NO PAY. Can Intrer proposition bu mute. During the; past two weeks we luvo sold oyer 200 dozen botLes und recuived over IV) unsolloited testi. moufuls crom strangers who write us they have boon oured and are tho best romuly ever tor Caturrh, The price 50 Cents a Bottle, Or $5.00 IL dozen, brings It within tho reach of the poorest.

Why then trite with this; louthsome disease whon you hare a remody 80 near and cheap. Itisa suro cure for and all Throut Compluints. D. OWENS, Manufacturers. HOT, HOTTER, HOTTEST, COOL, COOLER, COOLEST, THE NEW DRINK, CHAMPAGNE MIST AT Garner Boecking's Drug Store.

RAT ON AND. TIME AFTER MAT 19, 1890. Penna leant STATION. RASTWARD. Atlantio 5:50 WESTWARD A.

M. 7.80| 7.00 Sonahoro 7.491 r. N. P.M. Way 1.07 Day 12.15 Mall 3.03 Mall Train.

2.35 Frat 7,10 Mall 0:52 Altoona 8,20 Philn. Tyrone still Cleartield Branchs MAIL, A.M.I matt. Leaves 8.20 Lev. 9.21 4.17 Philipab'g 9,40 5,07 10.34 5.20 Ar. Curwinsville.

10.50 Arrive nt 6,17 DAY RX. N. DAY A. M. Loves 1'.

M. Arelyos .11.45 RXPREAS. A. Long 7.25 8.231 Lov. Curwingville 5.04 4.50 lg 8.12 5.41 Ar.

9.30 5,52 Curwingyillo. 0.50 Arrivont 6:50 Bald Eagle Valloy Branch. MATE. A. I MAIL.

1'. M. Convo H.10 Loavy L. 4.20 8.591 Howard 4,49 Milosburg. 0.22 5.10 Bellotonto.

9.32 5.20 Howard 10,10 0,50 Arr. 11.00 Arr. 6.40 Leaves DAY EXPRESS. 1'. Mr.

DAY A.M. 3.10) Arr. 1, MXPRE89. A. Leave Tyrone.

7.15 Lonve L. 4.10 8.15 Howard 5,07 8.89 5,26 8.49 5.35 9.97 Arr. b.Ifaven...... 10.10 Arr. 6,55 Lewiaburg and Tyrono Branch.

WESTWARD. A.M. P. 9.51 5.05 10.21 5.23 Penn'n. 10.25 5.37 Hostler 10.84 5.44 10.16 5.60 10.68 A 07 Furnnce 6.01 Dung 11.0% 6,018 Warriorsnurk 11.10) 6.19 11.20 11.32 11,10 0.60 EASTWARD.

M. Genve 7.54 3.10 Stover 7.58 8 14 8.10 3.30 8.19 3.9 8,97 3.40 Curnuce 8.61 3 8.37 3. Marengo. 8.43 4.01 Hostler. 8.50 1.08 Pann'o.

8.30 1,15 9.09 4,27 Arrive 9.21 4.47 RELIABLE GOLD WATCHES ANDIES ILY. CARE GIVEN L'O ('14 DIAMOND GOODS TRADE, AND PLATED WARE OF GORE KINDS. R' NOTICE EPAIRING BY DONE FINE WORKMEN, SHORT LATING, ENGRAVING, TED NEATLY. I. P.

WALTON, No. 215 Main TYRONE BANK ESTABLISIIED IN 1871. Noxt Door to Post-offlco, Flynn Block, Main Strnet, TYRONE, PA. Stockholders Individually Liable STOCKHOLDERS: A HOOVER. Con JONES EST GUYER FLYNN, Allot Tyrone, A goneral Banking Intorost allowed on time deposits, GUYIK, CRanior F.

L. RIPLEY, utical Watchmaker Je reler A FULL LINE OF THE LATEST STYLES of WATCHES CLOCKS, JEWELRY, Silverware On' able at Rock Bottom Prices. 120 Main Street. In Gurner's Drus Store. COUNTY BANKING COMPANY, Tyrone, Pa.

INDIVIDUAL LIABILITY. A. Cashior C. Stewart, C. Humes, Blair, A.

G. Curtin, Wm. P. Humes, no. Harris, Robert A.

McCoy. Puts bank 15 located in Stewart Building. on Street. and tenders its servious in the a nanotion ol a Kenoral bunking business. :1 hallow on time duposita.

Tyrone Planing Mill. S. McCamant Manutacturers and Dealers in ROUGH AND WORKED LUMBER. Ulso Contractors and Builders, Tyrone, Blair Pa. GEORGE KIENZLE.

BAKERY. Confectionery Grocery Fresh Bread and Cakes every day, All kinds of Fancy and Wedding Cakes made to order on short notice and on reasonable terms. Bread and cakes delivered free to all purts of the town, O. W. SAUSSER, -DEALER IN-! Marble Granite! Con.

Juniata and Blair Sts. Tyrone, Par PROFESSIONAL, M. G. (N. E.

Consorvatory, 1880--1880. Theory Tenober of Plano, Organ, flarmons Residenco: Washington Tyrone, WILFRED GERTIART, HOMEOPATHIC M. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Office and Rushlenen, 197 Logan Street, TYRONE, PA. H. U.

PIPER, M. D. OPPION AND 211 and 218 Main Street, Tyrone, Pa. WAR PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OPPION AND RESIDENOR ON IP AVE connection.

DR PHYSICIAN SMITH, AND SURGEON, 1-OPPICE AND RESIDENUR, NOS. 27 All 20 ala Strect, Tyrono, PA. ROWAN CLARKE, PHYSICIAN M. AND SURGEON Residence and Offico, 119 Logan Stroot, Tyrone, Pa, C.M EWING, M. D.

AND SURGEON. In Odd Follows' Building, Sfuln Street, Tyrone, Pa. J. C. M.

HAMILTON. Opora Houso Building, 211 door. 17 Lincoln Avenuo. DE. W.

H. ovor filter's 9nddlory. Residonos dence 114 Ilidge street, TYRONE, PA. J. M.

N. PURDUE, Main Street. Prompt attention and good work guar in J. SWARTZ, Gendante D. of University of Penna OMce over Memingor's Clothing store Junintn str.ok, Tyrone, I'm.

R. H. ROOMS IN BEVER BLOCK. Cornor Logan and Duties Streets, next door to City Drug W. L.

BUICKS TEMPLETON. C. 0. TEMPLATON, LAW No. 16 Main Street, Tyrone, Colloctlona speciatte Money to on good raul estate security.

A.A TE STEVENS OWENS. 0. LLOTD ATTORNEYSMain near Juntata Bridge. I'THONE, PA. L.

J. ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR Otice, second door Herald Culling. Tyrone, I'a, W. GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT Nono but goon on pantes represented. AFIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDEN.TE BUSINESS.

G.O ARORITECT DAVISON, AND BUILDING CONTRACTOR floor HERALD building. Tycono, Pu, M. HANSCOM, DEALRIL IN J. Revolvers, Ammunition, cal lustruments, ole. Now work Fishing Tackle, Nots.

Base Butt Goods, Mugisun Repairing. Main and Alloghony St. MIRST CLAc8 JOB PRINTING AT THE Tyrono Borald oftico, alway H. B. CALDERWOOD, Insurance Real Estate, AND NOTARY PUBLIC.

St. near Juniata Bridge. G. C. WAITE General Insurance Ager.t BLOCK, ROOM 4.

MAIN, STREET, TYRONE, PA. TYRONE POSTOFFICE INFORMATION. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS. Main Lino P', R. R.

P.O, JAr, P.O, Western Ex. going 11.45 1.12 Paollie Ex. 6 50 7.15 Way l'usa. 1.15 p.m Mail 15 p.m 8.20 Fast Lino 6,45 7.20) A Ex. going east 7,15 7.40 n.10 Day express 12,00 m.

12,30 p.m Mull Express 41 7,00 Philadel. Ex, 8.00 6 45 Enstorn Ex. a 0.45 a.m 15. V. Is.

R. Cut. L.v. P. o.

Mail, for all 7.45 14,101 Day Exproas for Bolletonto 2.45 p.m express, for Balloonte L.it. only; 7.00 R. M. V. R.

R. -West. Ar. Day Ex. from B' fonto L.

ll. 19.00 m. Mull, trom all 0.50 p.m 'I'. and O. v.

P.O, Mail, for all 7.45 0.00) Day Ex. for Phillpsburg, wind 2.45 p.m T.and C. R. R. -South.

Express, from Curwensville, Clear-'Ar. P.O, dold and 7.15 0.031 Day express, from Philipsburg and' all points 12 00 11. Mall, from all 0.25 p.m 1. and P. R.

K. Mixed, for Warriorsmark, Ponnu. L.v. P. O.

Furnace and 7 40 94.111 Mixed, for all 2.45 Is. and P. -West. Stixed, from Benore, Ponnn. Fur Ar.

P.O. unconnd 12 00 10, Mixed, from all 7.00 17,101 Sinking Sat. Ar. P.O, Shultz Lino, from Culp and S. Vallov.

9.30 p. Sinking Val Thurs. Sat. Shultz Line, for Vulloy und 8.30 p.on Ormic Hours. n.

11. 4 p. tu. UNCALLED FOR LETTERS. Letters remaining in ofice two weeks after being are sont to dead letter onlice.

Letters unculled tor Suturduy, July 5 1890: Miss Blyrtle Gibson, Miss Louise Dunlap, Bliss Flora Beckwith, Miss Susan Delaney, J. C. Wilson Murtin Zelsir, Frank E. Scott, Allison full, J. V.

Houro. Lettors unculled tor Suturduy, July 12, 1890: Mfr. Abe Swith, Mr. Www. Colderwood.

sly. Hurry Gurduer. Alisa Aunto E. Swalth, Miss Mary Etty Walls..