Tyrone Daily Herald from Tyrone, Pennsylvania • Page 3

The Tyt6ne Baity Setald, Jtrjm 14,1890, tomorrow-, East Tyrone Methodist Episcopal Chapel; ClftSS-meeting at 10.30 ttt. and Sunday school at 2,30 p. In tlie absence of tbe pastor there will bo no preaching in tlie evening, but prayer- meeting at 7,80 p. led by II, L. Budd.

The English Lutheran church will have Sunday school at 9 30 and preach' ing in the morning at 11 o'clock by the pastor Rev. M. M. OberhollKer. In the evening there will be no preaching but the Home Convention will meet at 7.30 O'clock, The Sunday school has prepared an interesting programme for th convention, and the results cannot fail to be profitable for those who will take part.

The Young Men's Christian Association will meet tomorrow afternoon at o'clock (for men only) in their rooms over the Blair County Bank, on West Juniata street. All men, old and young, are cordially invited to attend. At the Baptist church tomorrow the pastor, Rev. C. II.

FlUwilliam, will occupy the pulpit, preaching in morn. ing at 11 "Tlie Ministry of Sorrow," and in the evening at 0.30, subject, "Capital and Labor," being a special sermon- to working men. Sunday school at Iho usual hour. Rev. O.

T. Davis, pastor of the African Methodist Episcopal church, will preach in the mornini? at 10.30 o'clock, subject, "God's Care of His People." In the evening preaching at 7.30 o'clock, subject, "Duty We Owe to God. Sunday school at 3 p. in. St.

Philips Protestant Episcopal Mission second Sunday after Trinity. Morning prayer and litany at 11 o'clock; evening prayer with sermon at 7.80. The evening service will be conducted by the Rev. Stiml. P.

Kelly assisted by the Rev. Mr. Keeling. There will bo no preaching, morning or evening in the Methodist Episcopal church, tomorrow. Tlie Children's Day exercises will bo hold both morning and "evening instead of pro- gramme for which is found in another column.

Sunday school at 2:30 p. m. The United Brethren church Congregational prayer meeting at JO.30; Sunday school at 2.30 and in the evening at 7.30 a very nice programme for Children's day will be carried out. lu the absence of Rev. J.

R. Davies, pastor of the Presbyterian church, the pulpit will be filled tomorrow morning and evening by Rev. A. II. Jolly, of Alexandria.

Sunday.sf.hool at9.30 a. in. WAITING ftoA dftwft to nightfall At hec window slttlrtf, Bho Walts, while drift the hoary lioufs Aftcl, Ilko the III bar thoughts go ting to that Hwoot sonUl whoroln they fain would Btny. Yet, nil tiny long nho listens for lite coming, All tho long tiny sho dreams of one tloftfr fixcet She hours his whisper In tho Dees' low humming, Sim Mtels his kisses In tho wind's embrace. Lonely dreams, whilo tho sunshine LICENSES KOT ESSENTIAL TO SBl.L ORIGINAL PACKAGES PENNSYLVANIA.

IN I'CMOIIS Dfrowhcd Along thtii Iteslilcntd fjoiivn their Hornet 1-lee the Upon her fnco, her pallid fnce, yet fair; Alone site sobbing, whllo with silver fingers Tho mooiibcnms throftd her oof unhrnldod hcUr. Ah, honvy honrtl Bopnsslottnto Ua yearning, Hlie needs must know that all her pence Is o'er; That eager pAIn 'ueath hor whlto bosom bnrtilug, hor 'tis gone, to outer there no more. But once to feel, unchecked, his fond caressing I One wild, sweet hour, close to his heart to press! Tliero her thought stops; what else of bliss or blessing Tho great world holds, sho tloos not care to guess. Still nt hor window dreaming, longing, weeping, Whllo to their mates tho gray doves coo nnd cnll, Sho leans, and watches the slow clouds go creep- Ing Far down tho blue, beyond tho city wall. York Ledger.

filltermitn Acquitted on the fandlftg oMiiil Guilty of Selling to In- tcntiwrnto J.ViMoiii Thorn Must IMS Atof-n J.iuv Making Jtefore tho Voted MiUlor Is I'olnts Miulo by tlie TATIC ME NT ot'scliool account, I'ov Uieyuiu' ending June 2d, 18110. SOIIOOI To 1ml. due lit Insl settlement, 1,203 07 To Tonoluirw' Salaries 7,791 71! To Jiuiltora' Salaries To Sundry expenses nnd repairs 1,1.12 22 $11,033 78 J5y lini't: received from Mclvinnoy col $5,070 Of. 13y uni't received irnni II. I'MJopoIln 20000 iini'l received from T.

Cumin 00 lly ain't received from stiitn appropriation 1,211 -1(1 Uy bill, duo treasurer 27 $11,033 7S 01 00 01 A IHriiilfltorlnl Jolce. Ministers like their little jolcos us well ns any ono else. Chaplain Whartcm, of tho G-riuid Army of tho Republic for the state of Wisconsin, is no exception, and lie perpetrated one a while ago widen acted as a boomerang; it came back and hit him hard. It was at some great CK A. 11.

affair, where speeches were being made, and one speaker desired to refer to the incident mentioned in the Bible where some ono tied the tails of two hares together. The speaker was at a loss to remember who this person was, and lie asked tho chaplain. With face as sober as a judge, that gentleman said it was Goliah. Tho speaker went on with his talk and made his reference, speaking Goliah's name in all confidence. Some ono behind pulled his coat tail and said in a whisper: "It was not Goliah; it was Absalom." This rather knocked him out for a moment, but quickly recovering lie said: "Well, there appears to bo a little discrepancy about who it was that tied tho hares' tails together.

As I was not sure about it myself I went to Chaplain Wharton, thinking ho should be on tho matter, and ho told mo it was Goliah." This so completely turned the laugh upon tho chaplain that tho speaker got buck his composure and finished his remarks in good Chicago Herald. To orders puld To eonpon.s paid JJul.iluu treasurer at histHcitlomunl. inn' received from collector S. McKInnoy $1,033 00 lly iim'l, received Irom V. Copulin 200 HO 2,221) 98 Uy bul, duo treasurer Jiomls T.

CANAN, Secretary. OU US 2,220 08 00 iV. SMITH, President. FOR SALE. Two Lots on llolmont plaoo and ono lot on cast aniala wtroot.

Tyrcmo, i'n. Tlioy will Ijoaold cheap nnd on cusy pay- imwts, Inquire ot ST'KVKNS OWENS. Juno Heat of tho Moon. A problem of great interest in physics and astronomy, on which Tyndall, Lord Rooso and Professor Langley labored in vain, has been solved, and' trustworthy evidence at last been obtained as to tho thermal value of moonlight. This has been accomplished by Mr.

C. V. Boys, ono of the professors at South Kensington, who, by means of his quartz filaments has produced a thermopile of almost incredible delicacy. By this apparatus he can render sensible tho heat of a candle up to the distance of mile and three-quarters, and by directing tho minute disk of the instrument to the moon ho has shown that tho warmth received from its reflected light is equal to that given out by a candle at twenty-one feet distance. The result accords with tho anticipations of Professor Smyth.

Ohsurvationsseoms to show that, although tho moon's face is under tho blaze of an unclouded sun for fourteen days, it remains comparatively cool, and that whatever heating it does ultimately receive is rapidly gained and as rapidly Standard. Mind Your Own liusiness. Keep your mind on your share of tlio (Successors to U. Itonlno,) 13 and 15 East Juniata Street. Fine Photographs, Special Attention Children, Cull and uxumlno specimens.

Frances Troutwine, BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY, No 309 Main Street BREAD, CAKES, FRESH EVERY DAY, AHlslwlsof Fancy WEDDING Cakes Mudo to order, delivered free to all parts of the town. WALL PAPER OF ALL GRADES AT Jobbers' Prices, MAPS'TO OBPEB, At SYMINGTONU work; do not try to iiimmgo for tho wholo firm. I remember a man who used to amuso mo vory much. Ho never earned more than $15 a week until ho had passed GO years of ago, and during his married life his wife had earned more than ho had. Yet ho would grow intensely ox- cited because a largo exceedingly prosperous corporation would not adopt his plans, though his connection with it was paying his fare na passenger on ita cars.

Tho firm employing him would, if managed by him, grow wealthy in a year, ho insisted. Still the firm dispensed with his valuable services and wore able to conduct business. That man had been so busy all his business life planning affairs with which ho had no connection that ho really had no time to think of his personal work, Ho was not lazy, but ho did not know enough to mind his own Union, Judging by tlio Label. "What queer pumpkin! looks more like squash, don't it?" remarked ono Lewiston woman to her visitor, lately, "That's just what I thought," replied the other, lotting her work drop into hor lap, "I looked and looked at my can, but it was labeled 'Pumpkin, 1 and so I supposed it must be pumpkin and made pumpkin pics of it; but Tom declared they were queer pumpkin pios." "Well, it says pumpkin and see hero!" Her little girl had torn off the outside paper and ou that next the can was a picture a squash, and underneath; "This squash, etc." Henceforth these women put no more confidence in labels, And perhaps when Tom gets over saying, "queer pumpkin pies," one of them will foel more kindly disposed towards the manufacturer whose squash is pumpkin if pumpkin will sell better. Journal.

Wo Suy "Tliu call tho presiding officer of the houso of representatives "Tho Speaker" because the English did KO in giving a title to tho head of tho houso of commons, and they chose that name because that officer is tho spokesman of the house when addressing tho town In tttn Sfnle Mny bo l-'lootlnd. Krm.NNtiw, PA June Tho original package question is still an open one. Tho verdict yesterday in the S51- vermnn case shows that there must bo more law-making before the vexed matter is settled. The Silvcrman case went to the jury yesterday morning. Tho testimony disclosed tho fact that Silverman sold beer in Leechburg generally, and to men of intemperate habits.

Tho evidences aa to selling to minors was slight. Ou tho defense it was not denied that tho beer was sold, and it developed that the beer was shipped in a car with other beer consigned to a cold storage house in Pittsburg, and there part of tlie beer delivered to Silverman was transferred and reshipped from Allegheny to Leechburg, and that the remainder of the Silverman beer was sold by Mr. Wolf, a wholesale dealer, who seemed to have chnrgo of the cold storage house. I'olnts Sulmill led hy Hie Dd'cnsc. The defendant did not deny the sale of the beer generally, but denied that he sold to minors and men of intemperate habits knowingly, and set up as his defense the following in the form of points presented to the court: It being shown that the defendant, Charles Silvermnn, ill the sale of the beer charged in the indictment, was acting only as the agent under power of attorney for the Cincinnati Brewing company, of Hamilton, 0., a corporation duly incorporated under thg laws of tho state of Ohio, engaged in the manufacture in the state of Ohio and the sfilo of lager beer put up in kegs, barrels and half barrels, properly sealed and stamped with tho proper stamps, as required by tho law of the United States, and that said corporation consigned said beer to said Silverman in such original packages, nnd the same were sold by him as such agent jh the said original' packages and in no other way, there; can be No Cuiiviutlon In tlio Case that under the constitution and laws of the United States relating to commerce between the states, the Cincinnati Brewing company, of Hamilton, 0..

had a right and is fully protected in shipping their beer in original packages from tho state of Ohio into tho ate of Pennsylvania, and there disposing of the same in snch original packages, either by snle or otherwise, directly or by authorized agents, employed for purpose; that the mere fact of the beer being stopped in transit in Pittsburg, and transferred to another car, and then forwarded to Leechburg, tho place of its destination, did not change the character of the shipment, and did not afreet the rights of the Cincinnati Brewing company to have said beer sold by their agent at Leechburg, Armstrong county, Pa. There were other points presented in relation to the local prohibition law in relation to the town of Leechburg, and in asking the court to charge that in order to convict Silverman of soiling to minors and persons of known intemperate habits the commonwealth must show that he did so knowingly. The information made in the case recognized Silverman as the agent of the browing company, which was shown by the evidence offered by tho defense. Kaylnmi'ri (Hiurgo. Judge Rayburn refused the points in relation to tho local prohibitory law as to Leechburg, and afh'rmed those relating to the United States inter-state com- mercp law.

He left it as a question of fact for the jury to find whether or not the beer sold by Silverman in Leechburg was in the identical and original packages which had been shippedi'rom Hamilton, by the brewing company, stating it' they found they wore tho original packages then, under the recent United States original package decision, Silverman MS such agent of the brewing company, had a right to make such sale and could not bo convicted for violating tho Pennsylvania liquor law in selling without a license, In regard to selling to minors and persons of intemperate habits, he said that if tho jury found this was done then Silverman was guilty under tho clause of tho Pennsylvania law prohibiting tho sale to such persons, and should bo convicted, because, whilo the state might not prohibit tho Halo of liquor in original packages, it could protect its citizens in that respect, and tho minors and intemperate clause was nearly within tho police regulation of the state, and did not conflict with inter-state commerce, Tliu Jury's Yimllut. The jury wore out about hyo and a half hours, and re turned a verdict of not gxiilty of Helling without license, not guilty of soiling to minors, but guilty of selling to persons of known intemperate habits, This verdict, in tho language of Silver- nnd MAYSVILLE, June Tho wash- otit which cmtsett the fftilfoad accident on the Chesapeake afid Ohio, ill which throe trainmen were killed Thursday night, also caused tho death of about a dozen persons along Bull creek by drowning. Many persons left their homes and fled to the hills or the loss of life would have been greater. The following bodies hafo been found: Miss Bottic Estler, Miss Julia Estlcr, Mrs, Lucy Estler, two sons of Mrs. Estlor, John Ruggk's: Storm and Cloud lliti-Ht.

N. Juno -A severe thunder storm and cloud burst deluged tho villages of Lisle and Whitney's Point and the neighboring country Thursday night. The lowlands were submerged and some live stock perished in tho raging waters. The damage in the town of Triangle is estimated at Tlio damage in Cortland county will probably reach $00,000. THE COWLES CASE.

Jim The Ornnd lloluni True AjjuliiHt C. C. tfutc. MoimiEA Juno Cowles' C. C.

Halo, was brought in tlio court of Qucon's bench yesterday nfternoon. Tho grand jury returncil trtio bill against him for shooting with intent to kill and murder. Halo plefukul Tiot guilty. Mr. McGibbon, who appeared for tho prisoner, had the case adjourned until September and furnished bail for his client, who wis released until time to appear at his trial.

Mow nil Old Man Hmlctl Ills BUHMMITON, Juno terrible suicide occurred in this city last night. An old man, Joseph Sottlo, oi Gladstone, who had conic to burlington on btisiness was found in tho yards with his head severed from his body, lip had laid his neck across tho rails, with his body outside, in front of a backing switch engine. Shortly after his death a message to him from his son at Gladstone was received asking him to return home, as his wife was dying. We suited the people on heavy weight goods throughout the winter. Now TRY us ON SUMMER CLOTHING and FURNI.sucra- GOODS.

CHARLES CONRAD, At Juniata Bridge, TYRONE, PA. Ills ttody Itlavkunutl by DOVKH, N. June Thomas A. Janson, aged 17, whoso father died recently, leased a boat on tho Morris canal, and took upon himself the support of his mother and four small children. ing the storm of Wednesday, while ho was storing his boat on tho canal, near Stanhope, he was struck by lightning and instantly killed.

body was blackened, and a coin in his pocket was partly melted. Humor I'rovutl to bo Uitsuluiw. ALBANY, N. Y. June Tho rumor to the effect that there was another bank defalcation is proved to be baseless.

There are to bo some exciting developments it is said in the origiimrcaso. Ex- Cashier Palmer. 'of tho Albany City hank, is to be arrested by tho United States authorities on a charge of criminal negligence in allowing a defalcation of five years standing to proceed. BASEBALL. STOYE.

CONSTANTLY ON HAND Cream fann, 0 7 0 11 12 1 JNTuul and Tlio IMiiyors' At Butl'alo 10000001 PiUsburg i) 1 I) 0 li 2 Hulterk'S and Muck; Quinn. At Hoston-Philudulphlii gai.no iio.it- ponud; wot grounds. At Brooklyn, 10; Now York, T. At Clovoland, Chicago, 11. Tho National At Cincinnati (I 0000 4 f) II 7 7 Clovoland 0 0 0 1) 0 I) 3 0- 5 7 4 Wails worth and Ximmor; Foreman and Baldwin.

At Boston- Philadolphla gaino postponed; wot grounds. At Uivoklyn. -I: Now York, 2. At Cliioiigo-Allogliony gamy postponed; wet grounds. and does all kinds of Tin Roofing and Spouting.

$2.00. $1.00. with A. chance to guess on tlie. population of Tyrone given every glass of Soda "Water or Milk Shake.

BERLIN'S OLD DRUG STORE. MILTON S. FALCK, Propr, Tine People's man, makes orginal packages a go, and every town in tho State, whether licensed or not, may bo flooded with original packages of liquor, and tho money paid by local liquor dealers is now practically money thrown away. Tho original package decision cuts both ways. SETTLED AT LAST, Columbus Strllcurs Avcojit tlio Conumnj's Tho AiiKtrinm AKNouIation.

At PhiUulnlphlii j. Athlolk' 1 0 0 0 0 0 8 1- fi 8 8 Brooklyn 1 (I 0 I) 0 0-4 0 II MuMuhoa and Jtohlnstm; Dally and Toy. At Rochester Uoohustor-SyraeiiKO game postponed; wot grounds. At Louisville, Toledo, 4. Grocery THE PLACE'to bay good goods and fresh goods.

An elegant supply of almost everything in tht Grocery line always oil hand. Everything clean and neat ami treatment of customers guaranteed to be courteous arid kind. In addition to the well regulated Grocery department, a splendid stock of Queensware Chinaware, Glaoswiire. is always kept on hand. Prices reasonable in everything.

Patronage solicited. W. L. STUDY MODEL CORNER MAIN AND JUNIATA STREETS GROCERY. I'luyors' Uooonl.

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tu 41. were the boys laughing so heartily over? got off pus of Ws beastly jokes. "Why didn't you COLUMUUS, 0,, Juno Tho striking street car men have accepted tho proposition of the Consolidated company made Thursday night, and will return to work at tho compromise scale, for conductors and for drivers. Tho contract is being drawn by attorneys for the strikers, and parations are being made to move thu cars as soon as tho contract is signed, (iruiiito Cutlers' SlriKo Scttlod, PKOviuKM'ii, li. Juno Tho strike) of tho Westerly granite cutters has been settled on a basis of nine hours as a day's work and eight hours on Saturday.

Piece work is to bo discouraged. The result is a compromise and gives general satisfaction. the LOUISVILLE, Jime Edwin. Elliott, assistant passenger agent of the Louisville and Nashville railroad, at Louisville, is missing about $6,000 of the comuany's money, which, he to A convention will bo hold at Philadelphia, July 4 and 5, for the imrposu of forming an amalgamation of all tuxtllo workers. At a meotliiK of the Royalists at Richmond, Thnrtiday, thu t-'ount of Paris denied tho rumors of the wcea.Mun of Iho Duke of Orleans.

Hubert Warren, of thu firm of Warren (Jhicasjo, whoso failure was announced Thiii-tidiiy, Is found to be In the neighborhood of SIR.OIXJ short. It is positively announced that Lord AVolso- loy will resign his position as adjutant general of Blair of the army, thu resignation to lalic ell'ect July 1. The famous thoroughbred inaro Huntress died at Warren I on, Friday from the Injuries received in the reeunt railroad accident. Cicorge llaukins, her owner, has telegranhed to have tlie mare's body embalmed. The cutworms are doing eonsiderublo damage among crops in tho overflowed Mississippi district.

JSnllru plantatlonson thu Mississippi Valley road havu lost their crops from the ravages of theso worms. They spare nothing in their travels through tho Holds. A soiree was given in tho Hall of the Shells at tho imperial palace at Potsdam Thursday night, in honor of the crown prince of Italy. Thu crown priuco escorted the empress. Friday ho visited tho sarcophagus of Frederick tho Great, and afterwards inspected the guards.

John H. Sherman says the sale of the Vnlon Block yards, Chicago, to an English syndicate for will be consummated uly 1. It is not believed that tho minor stockholders will enjoin tho sale. It is rumored that after tho salo local capitalists will coiuuiiio and start another concern. The White Star steamer Doric, trading be- tweeu Loudoa and Now claims that it bau tuado tho fastest voyage around the The total limy tlio IJoi'Jc eleaiued was 77 days, a hours and minutes, TUe yua 'was 38,000 miles, ami tho eugines cpntimiously, thfyo feeing as AND DON'T FOHGKT KKKPH A FULL OF Tackle Als makes and repairs Guns, Revolvers, Fish Rods, Lawn Mowers, Umbrellas, Keys, Locks, Scissors and Knives.

AGENT FOR SAFETY BICYCLES. Cor.JMain and Allegheny Streets. Tyrone Saw and Planing Mills, JIANUFACTUIUSKS'OP ALL KINDS OF LUMBER AND SHINGLES. BUY PINE AND CHESTNUT SHINGLE BOLTS. AGENTS FOR ADAMANT WALL PLASTER.

BARGAINS! BARGAINS! Everybody should see tho new and elegant stock of Parlor Furniture, Bed Koom Dining Boom Suits, Kitchen Furniture, Ward robes, Sideboards, Hat Backs, Book Cases, Loungus, Mattresses, Be4 Springs, i Pictures, Chairs, Tables, Centre Tables, Bookers and Easy Chairs, at ADOLF llWiLT'S, ITo. 4 Main Prices Yery Reasonable, FOURTEEN YEARS buying perfumes; bnt have I bought ay nice a line as the QRQOTB FLQWEES, have the whole family of six diit'erent odors, They- are dcUciously fragrant and more lasting than any on the market, Call soon to get a choice of varieties, HOLMES.