Tyrone Daily Herald from Tyrone, Pennsylvania • Page 4

The Tyrone Daily Herald TYKONK, SEPTEMBEK 10,1897. TON10BT. Herald Building and Loan MMclatlon, meeta at 7.30. Grand Army Hall-Col. James Crowther Camp, No.

80, Sons of Veterans, meets at 8.00. Killer's Hall-Oood Will Council, No. 42, Jr. U. A.

meets at 8.00. Mystic Hall-Junlata Castle, No. 167, Ancient Order Knights of the Mystic Chain, meets nt 8.00 The animal reunion aud meeting of tho Thirteenth Pennsylvania Cavalry association will be held at Harrisburg on Oct. 15. On Tuesday night about o'clock J.

B. Bush, a plumber of Altoona, was knocked doim and robbed of $35 iu his own yard. The hip bone of Mrs. Susan Battin, who fell Sunday evening, was fractured aud the injrry will probably never bo entirely cured. No matter how insignificant a man may be there is a girl somewhere iu the nuronT.

JJcl tlcnd Animals Found In Tyrone's Xcw Iteanrvolr. A minor gained considerable currency during the past couple of days, that the carcasses of two cows and a horse had been found iu the reservoir of the Tyrone Gas and Water company, aud that there is a green scum upon the surface of the water there, all purporting that tho water piped to Tyrone for drinking purposes is impure and dangerous. This rumor has frightened many people into refraining from use of the water, and many families have taken tho precaution to boil tho water used for drinking and cooking. It is never a bad plan to boil water thus used for the process is sure to render it surely wholesome, but with pure water of course there is no necessity for boiling. O.

H. Dieffenbangh, superintendent for tho Tyrone Gas and Water company, lias heard of these reports, aud being satisfied that there is absolutely no foundation for them today made tho follow- world who will consider him distin guished looking. The Grazierville M. E. church people would like to have their church filled Saturday evening when Rev.

H. N. Minnigh will deliver his lcctr.ro Gettysburg. For tho Woman's Relief corps picnic it is requested that baskets be left at the homes of Mrs. Dr.

Ewiugon Logan avenue and Mrs. O. R. Burley on Lincoln avenue Saturday morning. From these points they will be conveyed to reservoir park, where the picnic will occar.

Tomorrow evening the League chapter of the First M. E. church will give a literary and social meeting. The literary feature will bo all in dialect. The pastor will speak on John of Hussiuitz, a singular but courageous character of tho middle ages.

Everyone is invited Tho entertainment at the Bethel A. M. E. church last evening was a pleasant and successful affair. You arc invited to go to the little chnrch this evening and enjoy yourself.

Handwich.es, ice cream, and so on served in good form and every effort made to provide you a pleasant time. The little son of Mr. and Mrs. E. II.

Woodring died at tho family homo on Logan avenno at about 12.80 o'clock this afternoon. Tho child was aged about three months. The affliction was obstruction of tho bowels. The funeral will occur from tho house at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The One Hundred and Tenth Pennsylvania Regimental association reunion for 1897 will bo hold at Phjlipsbrrg on Thursday and Friday, October 14 aud 15.

It is desired by tho officers of the association and all committees that a full turnout of tho survivors of that famous regiment bo had on this occasion. A new coal yard will take its place among tho business institutions of Tyrone about October 1. It will located in rear of East Tenth street at tho junction of Bald Eagle creek and the river, and will be operated by tho Diamond Coal The delivery of the black diamonds will bo in charge of Teamster Con. Sullivan. The engineers on the Pennsylvania railroad seem to reserve all their surplus steam until they arrive opposite West Tyrone, then lot it off through the whistle.

It is not an unfrequent occurrence for tho teachers iu the Park avo- nuo school building to close tho windows iu order that the children may bo heard while reciting their lessons. The festival aud entertainment of tho coiniuandery of the P. O. S. of A.

will be held at Sheridan Troop armory on Friday and Saturday evenings of next week. Music, recitations, will constitute the entertainment, and supper will be served each evening from 5 to 8 o'clock for 25 cents. Lunch at all hours and ice cream, cake, ready on demand. Keep it in mind aud don't forget to claim your share of the fun. Work upon constructing the various buildings for the new glass works at Cold Spring Forgo, is being pushed rapidly forward, and the foundation walls for the office and storage buildings are already erected, while excavating is being hurried on the sites of the other proposed structures.

The work is being done under tho personal direction of Superintendent George W. McGraw, who is desirious of having tho plant put iu operation at the earliest possible date. This evening Sheridan troop will proceed by the most direct routes from tho several points of location, the place of destination being the fair at Hollidays- barg. The organization will assemble at Altoona, remain there over night aud march to Dell Delight iu the morning. The organization goes to the fair iu answer to an invitation by the Blair County Agricultural association and at the instance of Messrs.

Price Bloom- hordt, of Altoona, the purchasers of the new outfit of horses. The baud will go to Hollidaysburg on the train tomorrow morning. While driving to Tyrone this morning, O. F. York, of Warriorsinark, had a first-class opportunity to kill or capture an immense blacksnake which would have been a notable county fair attraction, bat realizing that the blacksnake is one the best friends the farmer has, as it is a groat mouser, he left the reptile go on its way rejoicing.

Mr. York was driving along at the usual spirited pace of his pretty team, iu the neighborhood of Peuuiugtou, when he espied tbe snake which be first stated "reached from one side of the road to the other," but be finally brought the length down to five feet which certainly represents a large reptile. He baited bis team and permitted the siutke to get off tbe track, wbiob tbe latter seemed perfectly willing to do, witb as rapid a wriggle as it bad in stock. ing statement to tho Herald: "The report circulated that there is a green scum on the water in tho reservoir or that there is or has been any carcass of any kind in it, is false. I believe our water is as clean, pure and wholesome as it ever was.

If I believed it otherwise, I should at once notify the consumers. Myself and family use tho water for drinking, right from tho spigot, without boiling or filtering. We would not do so if there were any doubt about its It will bo soon that Superintendent Dieffenbaugh is very positive iu his statements, and this denial should set at rest the rumor which has so violently disturbed some of our people. Borough council recently provided for a thorough investigation of tho purity of Tyrone's water supply, au excellent precaution which should be taken at intervals oven when there is no special reason for suspecting that tho water might be impure. We have not yet learned of any report being made from tho investigation which tho borough authorities proposed to institute, but in the absence of such report, the statement of Mr.

Dieffeubaugh will certainly allay the uncertain feeling with which some of our citizens have been annoyed. A CHURCH. A QiilHltiB Party Interrupted by tlte In- lending llovlne. Fourteen ladies of the First Methodist congregation took a recess from their quilting party yesterday afternoon to shoo a cow out of chnrch. The ladies were busy at their quilting bee and the usual conversazione which accompanies such labor, in one of the class rooms in tho basement of the chnrch.

Tho Twelfth street door leading into the lecture room was ajer to admit fresh air from the outer world. A red cow had been hunting for grass on Twelfth street but owing to tho good work that Street Commissioner Cocbran has been doing, the grazing on our public highways has been meagre, and the bovine could not occupy her time in dining, so she about for other fields of action. The open doorway attracted her attention and she straightway decided to go to church. This fact at once establishes the intelligence and commendable yearning of the animal, for there are many of tho humankind here to whom such a reasonable idea has never occurred. No sooner was tho idea foimed than it was acted upon.

The cow walked complaisautly through the open dorway, and proceeded up tho middle aisle of the lecture room with all the decorum that could bo required of a veteran class SEPTEMBER 13 TO 18 KABO CORSETS Women wear corsets for looks and comfort. Looks come first. Both depend on the fit. A woman can't look well in an ill fitting corset; doesn't make any her dress is makes it, if leader, and in only one chair. her progress she upset The animal had almost FOUIt-CKNTUItV KUN 'K T.

OWOIIM f.iilili-.t Trusty Over it IMHlciilt Itontu. Councilman James T. Owens, of the first ward, returned this morning from his extensive tour awheel through the counties of Blair, Cicarfiold, Jcfftrson, Clarion, Armstrong, Indiana, and Cambria, during which lie passed over a country, he thinks, as rough and desolate in many places us tho Klondike region could possibly bo. In all ho covered about 400 miles on his trusty bicycle. Mr.

Owens' lust day on the road, considering that he had been riding steadily for the previous eight days, was certainly a remarkable achievement. He loft tho town of Indiana Wednesday morning and reached Bellwood early iu the evening, a distance of miles, From Indiana to Ebensbnrg, ho passed over Devil Bond and Turtle Creek mountain, the former about four miles aud tho latter about throe miles from foot to summit; and other portions of tho road wore hilly, rocky and snndy. Then before reaching Altoona he passed over the Allegheny mountain, and from Buck Horn, the summit of tho mountain he rode to Eleventh avenue, Altoonu, with scarcely the need of touching the pedals of his wheel. It was a delightful trip uud Mr. Owens, who is an enthusiastic wheelman, is glad that he took it, though he is just as glad to get homo, for tho difficult route is one which not many younger men would care to take, and our townsman is very well satisfied to speud a few days quietly at homo securing rest after tho extended exorcise which was healthful but of course tiring.

reached the front platform whore her presence was discovered by tho fourteen quilters then there was coustervation in the party. But the ladies did not cower at the cow here. They simply organized themselves into a solid phalanx and proceeded to expel the intruder. The gcutlc animal was not at all stubborn and seemed to realize that she war. in tho wrong pew, for she turned around quietly and retraced her steps, as the ladies approached with swingingaprons and expressions of unwelcome.

The trip back through the aisle and out the doorway was made without damage to furniture, and the intruding bovine found hor way safely to tho street where she is permitted to roam during daylight hours. It was an amusing interlude in tho ladies' work, furnishing them a pleasant rest for a few minutes, and the whole affair wus handled on the one side with such animal intelligence, and difference what made of or who the corset isn't right the deess will not be right. Kaho corsets are made to fit. They fit perfectly and easily. They have soft loop eyelets in place of the old style metal eyelets.

Loop eyelets don't cut the laces. The eyelets are made of the same material as the lacer. You can buy a pair take them home, try them on, and if you don't like them bring them back and get your money. We have engaged 'from the Chicago Corset company one of their most expert fitters who will be glad to explain the merits of these corsets. We trust our lady patrons will call upon Miss Moody some day during this week and allow her to fit a pair of these corsets to If you are interested in anything in the line of DIAMONDS, EMERALDS or RUMES we invite you to call and examine the new goods we are now showing.

Snappy, Sparkling White Diamonds Set just as you fancy, in solitaires, clusters, 3, 4 or 5 stone circlets. The price at which we offer them is less than such fine goods are usually sold and we positively guarantee prices less than city dealers. them, and demonstrate they are the best. why on the other with such military expert- noss, that tho advance and retreat were accomplished without the dropping of a stitch cr a word. THK COUNTY FA I It.

Wlmt Hone Today's AimiKo- tiit'iilH anil Tlinxo of Tomorrow. Yesterday the second day of tho Blair County fair was greeted by an audience of about 8,500 persons. The weather was perfect aud tho racing contests were strictly on merit and first-class iu every respect, every contestant being out to win. Iu tho 3-65 class, seveu horses answered the call of tho starter, aud of these two, Mountain Billy and Prince, finished behind tho banner in tho first heat. Tho race proved an easy victory in one, two, three order for Bell Medium, owned by Stewart Pigeon, of Houtzdale.

The 3.85 class, purse $350, proved 0110 of the grandest horse race contests over witnessed. Four horses responded when the race was called, aud every heat was a hammer and tongs contest between Peter S. Duncan's Priiiceps driven by D. Caldwell, andFerucliff, owned by Wesley Cavanaugh and driven by John Ponder. In the first heat Ferncliff took the lead at the first turn aud maintained that position to the finish, although Prinoeps uudor a vigorous application of the persuader, made a gallant effort to overtake tho loader ou the stretch.

Tho best ho could do was to fluish tho heat ou Feriioliff's wheel iu the fast time of 9.83 1-5. There were five entries in the pretty buby contest, the prize being awarded to tho baby of Mr. aud Mrs. John Hunter, of Hollidaysburg. Today the horse and bicycle races are progressing as per program, aud au exceedingly large crowd is ou the grounds.

Yesterday tho Logau baud of Altoouu furnished music for the fair. Today the Altoouu City baud has the place, and tomorrow the Tyrone City band will occupy the music stand. The races tomorrow will be iu the 3.40 class aud free-for-all chase. I'KllttONAI, POINTS. mill Coining)! of Known to Ifcrnld liruuVr.s.

U. H. Spcndlcy, operator, of Al- toouu, was in Tyrone today. Howard E. Holtsworth, of Philadelphia spent this morning in Tjrouo.

F. R. Cox and wife went to Centre Hall today to spend a day or two fit tho granger picnic. G. B.

Neiman, of Whitewater, Kansas, is spending today in Tyrone, the guest of Dr. J. T. A. J.

Whitney, supervisor in the Pittsburg yard, of the western division, P. R. was in Tyrone last evening. Miss Carrie Grove, of Everett, is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. J.

Leonard Trontwino, at the Pennsylvania House. Miss Margarotta Bigler, of Philadelphia, is a pleasant aud welcome guest at tho homo of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Hayes Bnrnhnin, on West Twelfth street. John Noll, of St.

Louis, airived in Tyrone last evening, and this morning wont to Warriorsinark to spend a couple days with his sister, Mrs. C. F. York, after which lie will go to Bollo- fonto for two weeks' visit at his old homo, before returning to the west. James H.

Taylor, a pleaslint and interesting is doing Tyrone this week for tho mercantile agency of R. Dunn of tho City of Brotherly Love. His business is to ascertain, revise and record tho financial standing of business people and ho docs his work in an easy, agreeable and careful way. Train Dispatcher Thomas J. Scott, Yardmaster William A.

Bouse and Ticket Agent Harry L. Hosser wont to Harrisburg this afternoon to attend tho annual session of the Veteran Railroaders' association whoso membership comprises railroaders who have been in tho service twenty years and longer. The organization will banquet at tho Bolton House in Harrisburg tonight. CREAM OP WHEAT We are having a demonstration of Cream of Wheat at our store this week and we respectfully invite you to stop in and try a dish of this most delicious breakfast food. Cream of Wheat has more health giving qualities than any other cereal on the market, and being almost pure gluten is unparalleled in its wholesome nourishing qualities It is an ideal food for summer because it is cooling and 1 not heating to the blood, and makes up into the daintiest and most delicious deserts imaginable and has been subjected to the very Kindly favor us with a call this week.

highest sterilization. TEMPLETOM CO, 20 and 22 West Tenth street, Tyrone, Pa. A Seasonable Bargain Men's Vici Kid, hand sewed, coin or imperial toe, all sizes, 5 to 9, value $4.00, our price $2.98 a pair. Corner Logan avenue and Fourteenth street The Store Box Grocery First Class Flour, $1,15 Coffee, 14 Cents Soap-9 Cakes, 25c Will moot any price in Tyrone for tho and everything else proportionately low. same classjif goods.

HIGH GRADES PILLSBURY, SAPPHIRE, BOSS, COLUMBIA, and others, the finest brands ou tho market, and at the cheapest market price. Groceries, Queonsware Glassware, Crockery, Etc. Full General Merchandise. Corner Columbia Avenue and Sixteenth Street. Rev.

Horace Lincoln Jacobs will preach at 7.30 o'clock this evening in Columbia Aveuuo M. E. church. Robert Mantoll aud his company played at York last night. They arrived iu Tyrone this afternoon and will present "A Secret Wai rant" at the academy this evening.

Tho sale of seats IUIB been gratifying and there will likely bo a large audience present. We have new coal giving splendid satisfaction. Try Franciscus Hdw. Desk room for rent. Inquire of Henry iu Herald tf Decorated cream pitchers, new shape, 10,0 at Scott's.

Ask for the seamless shoes for boys at Atleo's. EASTMAN KODAKS A complete lino of all sizes and styles, as well as all supplies. Call and examine and inquire as to prices. Toilet Soap Wo curry tho largest and best stock at tho very lowest prices. G.

C. BOECKINC, Ph.G. Prescription Druggist. Tyrouo, Pa. JEWELERS Sctiool Time OU can bring the boys to us and fit them out at a saving of both money and time.

Onr low prices can't be matched and the variety for your choice in SCHOOL PANTS AND SUITS is almost unlimited. Sam Cosel, Oak Hall Clothier and Outfitter, Tyrone, Pa. Here we are with our hat off and a new departure in the Bee Hive grocery store commencing Monday, September 20, I will donate to tho temperance cause, through tho leading temperance society of the town, one stick of (lour for every fifty sacks sold for the benefit of the poor and unfortunate people of town. Persons having Star soap cards bring them in and get a cake froo. F.

R. COX, Cor. Pennu. Avenue and 12th Street. A.

M. WASSON, kaeps the latest designs and best material in The seasou of I be with us. pumpkin pie will soon Go to Atleo's for your school tf Gut flower pots, all sixes, up, ut Scott's. WANTED. One girl for geuerl houser work, aud one dining-room girl.

Arlington slltO. 3-quart tin coffee pots, 10? ut Scott'r, FOK One SO- foot counter, ofllco desk, and two office chairs. F. H. Crawford, second floor First National bank si ltd Ask for an asbestos mat, freo at Scott's Ruuuiug eaves, indolent ulcers and similar troubles, eveu though of muuy years standing, may be cured by using DeWitt's Witch Hazel Solve.

It soothes, strengthens and heals. It is the great pile cure. J. S. Smith's two stores.

CEMETERY WORK Everything furnished to suit the customer Marble 10 East 10th Street Tyrone Planing Mill S. McCAMANT Contractors and Builders Manutacturorg ot anil Dealers In Rough Worke TYRONE, PA. TYRONE, PA. Brewers of Pure Lager Beer and XXXX Porter Our Porter is especially recommended for family use. A wholesome and nourishing drink.

Can be kept on drought any length of time. Our Lager Beer is also of the finest; equalled by few and excelled by none. Will be delivered to all parts of town on short notice Tyrone Brewing Company JOHN J. HEWEL, Manager. Saw 3 Planing Mills Lumber of all Kinds ESTIMATES ON BUILDINGS ON SHORT NOTICE We ore offeriug something special for this hot weather.

Some things that do not require much cooking, and some things that do not require Chowder, Ju aiti caiis; Pore Clum Bullion, Fresh Clam, iu glass jars; Lunch Sausage, ready to eat; Lobsters, Salmon, Sordines, Chipped Beof, Corucd Beef, Potted Ham and Tongue. Fruits apd Vegetables iu abuudauoe every day. Crackers aud Cakes fresh at all times, WILSON CO. Agents for New Home Sewing Machine. For Hot Weather WE HAVE NICE 100 pairs Fall Blankets That we will sell this week at 48cfifr F.

C. ALBRIGHT..