Tyrone Daily Herald from Tyrone, Pennsylvania • Page 3

The Newest Caterprise Will be the most looked at and the Newest New Place at Present will be the New Store Room of STUDY REED, Importers, Jobbers and Retailers of China, Queensware and Glassware. Another new fact for the people of Tyrone is this, that we arozable to present for your inspection Dresden, Haviland and Carlsbad Plain and Decorated Ware. Also, a full line of Bric-a-Brac imported by ourselves from the factories abroad, saving you in buying the wholesalers profit together with the best American goods entirely from first hands. Setts of 46 pieces as low as $3.25, good goods. Together Plain and Decorated Ware from 46 to 175 pieces or any make up that you desire.

GLASSWARE DEPARTMENT, Will be superior to any shown in this city. Full lines of CRYSTAL, FLINT and BOHEMIAN GLASSWARE. Also, the special new things in this line incidental to the trade. LAMP DEPARTMENT, The new stock of Lamps contain all the new and desirable goods that have lately come out and much lower prices than ever before in this market. Reason: Because, they have been bought direct from manufacturers at wholesale jobbers prices.

HALL LAMPS, PIANO LAMPS, LIBRARY LAMPS, PARLOR LAMPS, and any other, kind that you might think BRIC-A-BRAC DEPARTMENT. This is our newest department and will be entirely new in Tyrone. To this department we especial attention. First-Because we can offer you our entire stock in this line at wholesale' jobbers prices. -Because they are handsome designs of peculiar patterns, many of them works of art and all fine Dresden patterns shapes.

VASES. Will also carry a handsome new line of Vases at astonishing prices in comparison to what they have been heretofore, besides many nicnacs and special new things cannot mention here. MISCELLANEOUS. In connection with our special departments we will be able to supply you with almost any single item of goods which we have not" been able to do before. We are very desirous of gaining your in order to do so will make every sacrifice compatiblo with straight forward business ways to accomplish the desired end.

We do not at any time want to make statements that we cannot substantiate, but hope that with fair dealing, strict attention to business and no tion to merit your favor. Respectfully, W. L. STUDY, P. A.

REED. Excursion to Harrisburg July 10. Second Select Exoursion. An excellent opportunity is offered the citizens along the line of the Pennsylvania railroad to visit the wonderful outdoor spectacular exhibition, "Last Days of at Harrisburg on Saturday evening, July 19th. The railroad will sell round trip tickets on this occasion at single fare, and special trains will run for the convenience of the hundreds likely to improve this op.

portunity, The "Pompeii" exhibition is prov. ing a grand success, thousands attend. ing ench performance. Its wonders must be seen to be comprehended. It is simply indescribable, It covers more ground than four circuses the size of Barnum's; there are nearly 350 perfor.

mers correctly costumed as Roman Guards, Senators, Gladiators, citizens, and the scene depicts a holiday in Pompeii; at its close the volcano in the distant background erupts floods of Are and luva, earthquakes cause the build. ings to fall and fire completes their destruction. It is sublimely thrilling, and presents to our eyes a scene from the world's history-a calamity that befell Pompeli over 1800 years ago. Following this, thore is a $1,000 display of fireworks, pronounced by all to far exceed any display ever before witnessed in Pennsylvania. But a slight idea of this production can be gained from the fact that ten performances cost the city of Harrisburg over $20,000, There are good seats for 10,000 persons and the admission is only 50 cents for adults, 25 cents for children.

Farming cannot always remain one of the most proftless industries, The oats crop will not be so much of a failure as was at first supposed. What is the greatest surgical opera. tion on record Lansing Michigan, Why is a kiss like a sermon Lt requires two heads and an application, ONLY ONE THING CERTAIN a ABOUT THE THE PROGRAM COMING OF WEEK THE SENATE That In That the sander Appropria tion Wilt be Taken Up and Possible Disposed Of -Tarim Hilt the Unnhished The Disposal of the Originat Packings whit WAIT be this Course Through the House. WASHINGTON, July 14. -There is only one thing certain about tho programme of the senate for the coming week and that is, that the sundry civil appropriation bill will be taken tip and, if poseible, disposed Before adjournment Saturday afternoon tho tariff bill was made the unfinished business of the senate, which makes it pretty cortain that that measure will be taken tp for discussion when the sundry, civil bill is out of the way.

But there is no certainty that the Democratic members of the senate will permit the sundry civil bill to be put through within tho week. It is genernlly recognized as fact that the Democratic policy in the sonato is to be one of delay until it is determined that The Fodorat Election Bill is to go over to the next session, or until thnt measure is passed. The caucus of Republican senators to be carly in the week will come to a determination on the subject of a program for sonato uction and when that program is 211- nounced, the Democrats will know how to govern their conduct hereafter. Until the Republicans come to decision, however, the general belief is that the Democrats will keep the discussion of the sundry civil bill going. What the decision of the Republican cancus will be is a matter of much doubt.

There is no doubt that a majority of the Republican senators who met in caucus Thursday night Furor Change in tho Rules of the senate under which debato can be limited and subsequently the passage of the federal election bill. But the enemies publican of side this of the proposition on claim the Rethey can muster enough ver "bolters" to chamber that defeat caucus action with tho assistanco of. the Democrats. Senato caucuses are never considered absolutely binding. They are rather.

advisory, although a bold member of the senate who will repudiate caucus action. The Republican cuncus will likely be held to-night. It will determine the programme of the senate. Week in the House, The house will probably follow the programme determined by the committee on rules for the week before, the disposal of the original package and bankruptcy bills. Mr.

Payson's land grant forfeit bill is well on its way to final disposition, and he will hardly obto tho consideration of the other bills, as he did last week. No definite programme has been determined ou. It is safe to any that the Bankruptcy and Original. Package measures will have the right of way with the contested election crises of Langst vs. Venable from the Fourth Virginia district, and of Miller agninst Elliott from the Seventh district of South Carolina is The committee on the District of Columbia will leave the floor on Monday for the further consideration of the Atkinson railroad bill.

MANNERCHOR ANNIVERSARY. Singing Societies from All Over the Country in Attondance. UTICA, N. July twentyfifth anniversary of the Utica, Miennorchor bogins to-day societios and from continues days. Singing New York, Albany, Cleveland, Syracuse, Poughkeepsie, Amsterdam, Troy, Colunbus, 0., and other cities will be present.

The Beethoven choir and the Mozart Singing society, from New York, and the Gesung Verein Harmonie, from Cleveland, arrived yesterday evening. The city is already pretty well decorated with German and United States flags and bunting, but by this evening there will be fow places in the city, either of business or residence, that will not have some sort of decoration in honor of the occasion. GEN. CLINTON B. FISK Laid to Rest Beside Two Children in Onk Grove Cemotury.

COLDWATER, July 14. -The remains of Gen. Clinton B. Fisk reached this city Saturday afternoon on the 5 o'clock train, and wore met at the depot by from the G. Prohibition W.

C. T. delegatos the clubs and large concourso of citizens generally, As the funeral services had been hold in New York the day previous, the remains were taken at once to Oak Grove cemetery, whore the burial service was read, 8. requiem sung by choir and the remains laid to rest beside those of two children, who died many years ago in St. Louis, Mishap to the Steamer Ranger, SAN FRANCISCO, July United States steamer Ranger ran into tho Lombard streot whur? Saturday afternoon and her martingale stays and cutwater about ten feet below the knighthead were curried away, Some of her cross beams were also broken, In steaming away from the wharf sho the bow of port stoam launch and port midship bont, which word hanging from the davits, Sho continues on her way to Guatemala.

The wharf somowhut damaged. The mishap was due to a miscalculation of the strength of the tide. The Doctor Fully Exonerated. YANKTON, S. July -The state bourd of corrections and charities Satannounced the full of Dr.

the H. F. Yankton Livingston, superintendent Insane hospital, who was ou trial charged with immorality. Pr, J. A.

Potter, who has been hospital steward for ton years, resigned his DOsition shortly after decision of the board was unnounced. Met the Dowand of the Employes. INDIANAPOLIS, July 14. differand ences its betwoen the Big here Four have company yard employes been settled the company meeting demands of its employes. Under the new scale the foremen receive 15 cents more a day for day work and 95 cents more for night same ruise work.

The their switchmen receive the on old wages. DYING OR STARVATION Thomamt AFT the matin faly 14. Two thousand Art meh, children and women are dying of starvation just outside The town 18 under British protection, but the British government, who waged wat tipon the unhappy people, destroyed their crops, flocks And herds, and thereby brought about the present misery, says it can do nothing for them, The Aborigines' Protection society isstie An appont for. money to help: the victims, but it is feared hundreds will be dend before succor can reach them. Thousand Founts itis Shire.

LONDON, July Thomas Power £17,000 O'Connor retires share of The Star with nnd his the plant good will, which he made phenomenal snccess in 80 short a tine. In retiring Mr. O'Connor agrees not edit another paper in London 1 nor to write matter for any London paper for a period of three years. Bavaria Infested with Worms. LONDON, July large tract of Bavaria is infested with worms which are destroying verdure of all kinds with great rupidity.

It is estimated that upwards of 800,000 pine and fir trees, large and small, Inve been ruined, while vines and smaller plants havo been swept clenn. Stanley Greatly Fatigued. LONDON, July, Stanloy has not yet recovered from the prostration which threntened the postponement of his marringe. Ho was greatly fatigued on at Melchet court and remained in bed all day yesterdny. Rebelled Against the Mandi.

CAIRO, July 14. Advices from the interior stato that the Djulins have rebelled against the Mandi, who is defended by the Buggaras. Nov. Father Mahoney Dend. DENVER, July Father Mahoney, well known in.

Baltimoro, Milwaukee and other cities, died of asthma and henrt disease at the residence of his sister yesterdny afternoon. Ho was cousin of Col. John Arkins, of The Rocky Mountain News. He came hore three months ago for his health. Kicked Almost to Denth.

BATTLE CREEK, July 14. -While two young ladies were out driving Saturday evening, their horse became frightened and kicked: threw them of out and so seriously one them, Miss Jessie Beach, a school teacher, that sho will die. LATE NEWS IN BRIEF. Tho financial panic at Buenos Ayres has subsided. The wheat burvost throughout Southern Indiana has been comploted, and in a few 80c- tions threshing has boon bogun.

Tho trouble with tho hostile Cheyenne Indinng was enused by a difference of opinion regarding the serving of the rations. The schooner Dyer. by a deputy collector at Port Towngend, for tho attempt to smuggle a largo amount of sealskins. Salvator was named for a favorite butler of the father of Mry, J. B.

Haggin. gots his numo from David Tenny Pulsiter, his awner. Lowis Thompson was halted by three mon in the outskirts of Emporia, robbed of S60 and then stripped of all his clothes excopt his shirt, in which condition lie was left. Mrs. Lincoln, wife of the American ministor, with her daughters, will leavo London for their home in Chiengo carly in August.

Tho minister will not take his leave bofore her, and it is hinted that he will then resign his position. Assistant Secretary Tichonor on Saturday. directed the deportation to China nt the govcrumont's expense of the twenty-four Chinamon recently convicted at Tucson, 'of having illegally ontered tho United States from Mexico, Tho search for the bodies at the scone of Friday night's accidont in Durtmouth has ceased, no moro having been discovered, and it being beloved that thore are no others to recover. Edward Fostor, who was takon out alive and whoso daughtor was among the drowned, died Saturday. Dick Andorson, Cherokee, who was tried for murdor a few wooks ago at Fort Smith, and convicted of manslaughter, was sontoneed to five yours nt Detroit.

Ho asked tho judge to give him louger torm in tho Arknnsus as ho was afraid ho would freeze to death in Michigan. On the night of June 7 last A Northorn Paolio train was boarded Salom by two masked mon, who terrorizod the trainmon and got away with several pouchos of registerod mull, and succeeded in gotting about $50,000. One. of the robbers has boon arrestod, but no funds could bu found on his person. A search revealed the fact that popilor, of who the had booty eaten had the been entiro dostroyed amount.

by a BASEBALL. The Players' League. BOSTON, July game more onu-sided than the two proceding. Maul allowed the bonn-cutors to pound him all over the flold. ...0 3 .0 21 8 Batteries--Duly and Swott; Maul and Quinn.

At Now Brooklyn- -Now. York, 28; Buffalo, Chicago, 10, 3. At Philadelphia Philadolphia, Clevoland, 3. The National League, NEW YORK, July spectators got their monoy's worth Saturday and the Now York club a lot of sport. Now 8 OP Cc 2--18 18 0 1 14 and Buokley; Bowman and Dockor.

At Boston -Buston, Chicago, 3, At Philadelphia Philadelphia, 16; Cleveland, 4. Al' Brooklyn--Brooklyn, Olncinnati, I. The American Association. At St. Louts--St, bouts; 14; Syracuse, At Columbus-Columbus, 3: Athlutio, Rochester, 2.

Sunday Association Camos, At ToludoRochester 1 02 4 8 3 0 8--18 und Rogers; Lyon, Fitzgeruld and McQuire. At Columbus Louis-St. -Columbus, Louis, Athlotio, Brooklyn, 3, eleven innings. At Loutsvillo-Louisville, Syracuse, 10. Players' Lengue Ropord.

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Boston .41 85 Chicago 88 81 83 28 ,576 .535 Pittsburg 27 89 New ,500 283 National Langue Record, W. L. Pc. Po. .047 35 .097 30 .4:20 Boston.

.504 10 239 .623 19 297 Association Record, W. L. Pe. 30 20 .612 .000 Columbus. 493 St.

30 81 .587 .662 18 THE HOT WEATHER A CALLS FORLight Weight Clothing and Underclothing, Straw Hats, and Caps. We suited the people on heavy weight goods throughout the winter. Now TRY US ON SUMMER CLOTHING and FURNISHING GooDs. CHARLES CONRAD, At Juniata Bridge, TYRONE, PA. EXCELSIOR PEND COOK STOVE.

AN ENC A PA PAINTER BEADING EXCELLENT A AN STOVE J. W. FISHER KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND Ranges and Cock Stover, Cream and does all kinds of Tin Roofing and Spouting. HORSE AND CATTLE POWDER. Paris Green.

Insect Powder. ALL AT BOTTOM PRICES. BERLIN'S OLD DRUG STORE. MILTON S. FALCK, Propr.

OH, MY! THAT BABY IT'SISO CROSS Give is Grandmother's baby Drops. The first introduction of this modicinodutes back ILA fur as 1725. Since which tinio it has dono grout good. If baby 1g won't gleop, irritably and is subject to vomiting spells, collo, inflammation, this is tho best medicine. compounded.

For wothing chitdron it has never been surpassed, FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. WALL PAPER OF ALL GRADES AT Jobbers' Prices. WINDOW SHADES MADE TO ORDER. At SYMINGTON'S. INDERTAKING KING ITS BRANCHES.

Having years of experience, and all the latest and most improved methods of caring for the dead, and being a practical embalmer, will guarantco satisfaction. J. W. McCORMICK. Office on Dallas Street, near Logan.

Open night and day. The second of the Pennsylvania Railroud's sories of select excursions to the seaside resorts of Now Jersey occurs ou Thursday, July 24th. The points embraced in the tickets are Atlantic City, Cape May, Sea Isle City, or Ocean City, any one of which may be chosen. The The Jersey const was never more attractive than it is this season, and there was never so much to amuse and entertain the visitor, nor is there any possible way in which all the pleasures of seashore life can be more thoroughly enjoyed than through the medium of these select parties, A special train composed of day parlor cars aud day coaches, will leave Pitt: burg on the date mentioned, at 8.50 8. 11., and run through to Philadelphia, arriving at 7.16 p.

m. The night will be passed in Philadelphia and the party will take regular trains to the seashore next morning. Passengers from Pittsburg, East Lib erty, Irwin, Uniontown, Connellsville, Scottdule, Soonerville, Greepsburg, or Johnstown may take the evening trains lonving Pittsburg for Philadelphia at 4.30 and 8.10 p.m. and proceed to the shore the next morning, The first of these excursions was a grand success and similar good fortuue is predicted the others, The exoursion rate from Tyrone is $7.65. Thespeciul will leave at 1.18 pm.

Any special information in regard to these excursions may be obtained by addressing Thomas E. Watt, Passenger Agent, Western District, 110 Fifth Avenue. Pittsburg. When was Shakespeare a broker When he furnished stock quotations. The State Council of the Junior 0, U.

A. meets in Williamsport to. morrow and: a great many delegates from different parts of the state stopped off in 4yrone today while op their way to that place. F. D.

BEYER PROPRIETORS Or Tyrone Saw and Planing Mills, MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF. LUMBER AND SHINGLES. (BUY PINE AND'OHESTNUT SHINGLE BOLTS. AGENTS FOR ADAMANT WALL PLASTER. BARGAINS! BARGAINS! Everybody should see the new and elegant stock of Parlor Furniture, Bed Room Muits, Dining Room Suits, Kitchon Furniture, Wardrobes, Sideboards, Hat Racks, Book Cases, Lounges, Mattresses, Pillows, Bed Springs, Pictures, Chairs, Tables, Centro Tables, Rockers and Easy Chairs, at ADOLF ITERLT'S, No, 4 Main Ft Prices Very Reasonable.

AIN'T YOU TIRED Paying high prices for your Drugs and Presorip tions You can save from 20 to 40 per cent, by purchasing what you need in this line of W. HARRY HOLMES. TELEPHONE CONNECTION..