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The Tyrone Daily Herald THRONE, JANUARY 28, 1892. and TONIGHT. ODD FELLOWS' Viola Dogree Lodgo, No. 218, Daughtors of Rebocen, meets at 7.80 o'clock. ers RilLeR's -Good Will Council, No.

42 Jr. 0. A. moots at 7.30 o'clook. Co's A self rocking chair is a new luxury.

was A new flower vase is calla Illy shaped. Today's heavy wind made the dust fly. ber The bandkerchief with a quarter-inch hem is correct. The bow knot is now a very essential feature of the toilet. The leader of a cotillion must be a sing'e man and a "catch." The professional singer diets as strict.

ly as the professional athlete. The The voice of a singer is largely regu- W. lated by the health of its possessor. The world is no flatterer; the less a man hears about himself the happier he was is. The last assembly of Prof, N.

W. The Hancher's dancing class took place in ed Pruner's Arcade last ovening. J. L. Dillon, editor of the Bellefonte and Daily News and Republican, spent yesterday 1 in Tyrone with his friend, E.

E. McClintick. he Chas. A. Loder's "Oh, What A Night 1" company tarried in Tyrone today while on their way to Huntingdod, where they will appear this even- for lng.

The doors will open at seven D'elock for Bishop Kephart's lecture on "Africa and African Life" in the United Breth ren church this evening. The lecture ed will begin at eight. Tickets will be on on sale at the door. We have received copies of the Daily Dispatch published at Portland, Oregon. A.

R. Read, formerly editor of this paper and later principal of the Tyrone public schools, is one the editorial staff of the Dispatch, Judge Krebs of ClearNeld county made an order during the recant license court to the effect that all landlords who refused to give a meal to travelers any time they ask for it after regular hours, would have their license revoked. Judge Furst in granting naturaliza tion papers to an Englishroan at Belle fonte yesterday, stated that hereafter boforegrantingforeigners naturalization papers be would require them to read the constitutions of Pennsylvania and the United States. as In the United Brethren church this evening, Bishop E. B.

Kephart, D. D). will deliver his famous lecture "Africa and African Life." He has traveled all through the dark contiuent, and the lecture promises to be very interesting. Admission fee, twenty-five The heating apparatus in the Presbyterian church is not yet completed and in consequenco there will be no religious services in the church until Sunday, notwithstanding the notice published last evening to the contrary. Members of that church are requested to take notice.

The ministers of Zanesville, Ohio, bave announced that they will not officiate at finerals on Suuday except in extruordinary cases. There is a general feeling that Sunday funerals should bediscouraged; in most instances they prove to be merely occasions for a display that is opposed to good taste and religion. The prices for admission to the new academy of music will be 75, 50 and 35 cents for the first night, Feb. 8, when Witch" will be presented. The sale of seats will be opened at Falck'g drug store about the middle of next week, and awple notice will be given of the exact lime when this advance sale will open.

Shyster agents are at work in several sections of the country swindling the gullibles on a World's Fair Detective Agency scheme. By the payment of $2 the victim is given a brass shield, on receipt of his crodentials in red morocco, $3 more to be forwarded to the mana. gers in Chicago. The victims are promised transportation to Chicago, hotel and street car expenses, and a salary of $65 per month during the fair. It is a very taking swindle.

Friendship is a sadly misused ward in 'the common talk of the people. It is mostly used instead of acquaintance. ship, hardly ever in the sense which really belongs to it. It has little opportauity, however, to be spoken of us a quality of esteem and affection subsist. ing between human beings, for the simple reason that it is so rare.

There fore it is not much wonder that a word with which so much happiness is con. nected is partially misused in lieu of allowing it to fall into desuetude. The excellent opening attraction for Tyrone's new academy of musio, "'The Witch," as presented by Marie Hubert Frohman aud a strong supporting company, is an historical play fouuded on the Salem witchcraft agitation which marks one of the most important epochs in the bistory of this country and its early settlers. It is a drama of high moral tone and intense Interest, and the management of the new playhouse have been extremely fortunate, even though heavy expense was necessarily incur. red, to.

securing "The Witch" as the opening attraction. The date will be For several months past the Tyrone Milling Company in which J. M. Ilimes J. K.

Robley, who came here from Mapleton, were the partners, have conducted their business as wholesale dealin grain flour, and feed in the mill built for them a (joining F. D. Beyer planing mills. On Tuesday notice given by Mr. Rohley that Che part(nership had been dissolved by mutual consent on Janunry 20, and that he had retired from the Arm.

The senior memof the former firm is now at his boarding house suffering from injuries mysteriously received, and under police surveillance, the result of a forgery which he perpetrated some time ago. In July lust Mimes offered his personal note for $1500 to Cashier Kloss at the First National Bank, which he desired to secure the money. note bore the name, as indorser, IT. Rex, a wealthy resident of Ma. pleton, and as the genuineness of the signature was not quationed, the cash promptly paid to Ilimes.

Mr. Rex's signature forgery. note, on becoming due, was renew. by Iimes, and the forged indorse. ment was repeated.

In fact the note the forgery were renewed two three times. Last Tuesday Cushier Kloss learned that Mr. Rex bad not signed his pame to the note at all, and proceeded at once to take action against the offender. A warrant was issued against J. limes for forgery, and he was searched on Tuesday night, but could not found.

On Wednesday morning how. ever he appeared at his boarding house. appareutly suffering severely. Ile bad spent the night at his mill. and explain.

that he had been injured by a fall the icy pavement on Blair street uight before, had managed to get the had then found himself able to go to bis boarding house. was seriously injured internally, and has since been contined to his roou. under the physician's care. Yesterday Himes was placed under arrest, and since that time be has been under constant police surveillance. story of the manner in which he hurt is not plausible.

It is thought that he had foreseen on Tuesday that his sin would find him out and, in endeavor to escape the law, he probably attempted to board a train ou Tuesday night, and was thrown therefrom some way. This is a more likely planation of his injury, and is most generally credited. He is improving condition and his hurt is not so serious was at dust feared. Sheriff Iughes was in town yester. day and Cashier Kloss secured an tachment for his bank against the property of the offender.

The bank thus fully secured against pecuniary loss. Mr. Kloss is always courteous obliging to his customers and is ready to accommodate patrons to fullest extent consistent with banking; but with evil doers he is as unyielding, and once a miscreant attempts to secure unlawful advantage of his institution, that offender is to be visited with the fullest penalty his act. The forgery is plainly evident and limes will receive his punishment for it. The Arm had apparently been doing paying business since establishing Mr.

Himes had been the business auer and had 21 good reputation credit in Tyrone. Mr. Robley Under Arrest for Forgery. gentleman of integrity who retired from association with his part. ner at the latter's demand a few days ago.

It is likely that limes had no intention to defraud when be comcommitted the forgery, but unwisely did the act with the intention of mak. ing the amount good without his unlawful means of raising the money being discovered. Isaiah Devore departed on day express today to visit friends for a couple of weeks in Harrisburg and Lebanon. Choose candidates for public office as you would choose workmen if you owned a factory or shop, clerks if you ran a store, or a doctor it you were ill. Make merit and especial fitness the test for puble place and you will not go astray in your choice.

Simon Parsons, of Milesburg, caught an otter in Bald Eagle creek a few days ago which measured four feet in leugth. These animals which formerly were plenty in this country, are now rarely seen, and seldom caught any place else than along the Bald Eagle. The skin of au otter is valuable for the fur, and this one is said to be worth twenty dollars. Susan, wife of Samuel 'Thompson, died suddenly last evening at her home pear Elizabeth Furnace. Mrs.

Thompson was the mother of Mra. N. Turnbaugb of this place and had been visiting her until Tuesday last, when she returned bome. Deceased leaves a husband and eight children to sorrow for one whose place in their bearts and affection can never be tilled. In case the United States goes to war with Chile, she will bave fourteen armored vessels and thirty.

Ave unarmored vessels ready for use. There are twelve more armored and eleven unarmored vessels in course of construction, the majority of which could be made ready for immediate service. Considerable. destruction could I be done to Chile and ibr these It is an old saying, but a painfully true one, that when A man gets a start down hill the Incline seems to be greased for the occasion. The phrase isa homely one, but it describes my recent expe.

rience to a nicety. 1 now feel it incum bent me to explain to the people among whom I have made my home aud conducted an honest business for nearly two years. just how misfortune has gotten the upper band when every struggle in my power was made to stem its coming. Nearly two yeara ago, I began in the clothing and gents' furnishing business in Tyrone. Having fully studied the needs of the people of this place in that department of trade, and appreciating that here was a demand for a tirst-class establishment in this particular line, my store was stocked with goods which attracted and held a large trade, and the business prospered in a most en.

couraging manner. With the excellent patronuge that had been kindly accorded me and which strove to deserve and maintain. I pre. a heavy fail knew Chat, with a favorable season, a large stock would be absolutely necessary and a paying investment. I also knew that.

if the season proved unfavoraole, a large outlay would entail great risk. The fact that an unfavorable season might press me bard whom I was depended explalue. to chose upon are the through, and they expressed the greatest confidence in my ability to master the situation. was toid to go ahead and prepare for :1 brisk season and they, my friends, would sea that would through all right, whether the season should be favorable or uufavorable. The season proved contrary to all expectation, business was unusually dull.

and I found myself with an im. menso stock. while only large sales could enable me to meet the demands of my creditors. Did they see through, as they had promised No: but as soon as it. appeared that 113 a Maira were straitened, a scrambie en.

sued in which those who had promised to protect ine, were among the first to push me the wall. Only one recourse was left IDe, and an assigowent was made, while a few friends who had me in business were protected preferences. The legal process of assignment being completed, withont was left without capital and business name. Crowding upon this trouble, has been the whole catalogue of misfortune. The sudden death of a beloved sister was a most overwhelming sorrow that met 111e when I was still in business straits.

A tire at Hazleton caused the loss of sev eral hundred dollars worth of stock. A robbery at my home left me loser of a large amount of personal possessions. Theft, breaking of glass, to sharpen my bed of thorns. Is it any wonder that I was almost driven crazy But Lam determiced to get. the upper hand of misfortune, the vigor of youth and a strong determination can Co it.

My father has secured the store former. ly owned by nie, and has restocked it with Hue tailor- made clothing, bats, caps and furnishing goods. laving engaged with him as manager of chis Store, have now renewed my struggle against the combination of misfortunes which have so surely pressed against me, and will endeavor to regain all lost ground. This explanation of my experience of the past two months is straightforward and is here given the public that they may know that their generous conti. dunce and patronage in the past has not been misplaced nor unappreciated.

The same reliable dealing will be accorded patrons at the old stand that they have always enjoyed in the past, and our friends will always receive the same warm welcome and painstaking attention from A Plain Statement. Yours Respectfully, JAKE COIN, Manager. 21. Hone All who are interested in good housekeeping should examine the Cindrella Range. It bakes light bread, and roasts meat delicionaly.

Sold, recommended and guaranteed by A. V. DAVIS, successor to Bowles Dais. Lu Grippe. No healthy person need fear any dangerous consequences from an attack of la grippe if properly treated.

It is much the same as a severe col and requires precisely the same treatment. Remain quietly at home and take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as direct. ed for a severe cold and a prompt and coroplete recovery is sure to follow. This remedy also counteracts any tend. ency of la grippe to pneumonia, Awong the many thousands who have used it during the epidemics of the past two years WA have yet to learn of single case that has not recovered or that has resulted in penma.

25 and 50 cent bottl: for sale by Garner Boecking. Itor Features. One of the prominent features of the Cinderella Range is the extra large and high oven, which insures perfect baking and roasting. Sold and guaranteed by A. V.

DAVIS, the house furnisher, Tyrone, FOT large ice house. Inquire of 0. E. Picher, junk Show cases for sale. Apply at this FOR No.

018 on Main SEEGER. worn ont" is the expresions of the sleepless sufferer with that terrible cough. Pan.Tina puts a stop to it. It's a remedy for Coughs, Colds and Consumption, 25 cents Pan- Tina is sold at W. II.

Holmes Drug Store. -Plain sewing or day's work by Mra. Jenuie Steinman, Olivent street near Brewery, Tyrone, Pa. The proprietors of Pan- Tina have spent thousands of dollars to make it kuown that it cures Coughs, Colds, and La Grippe. Trial bottles of P'an-Tina free at W.

II. Holmes Drug Store, wishes situation as clerk in store. Inquire at this office.j2513* SOMETHING NEW IN PHOTOGRAPHS. -The Photo Engraving" and "New Enamel" finish. The finest tinish ever given to photographe.

-H. HI. STEM Reliable Photograpbera, 18 and 15 Juniata Street. For -Brick house at corner Washington A venue and Juniata streeta 10008. and bath room.

Apply to 8. Costa at greatly reduced Ella Black a Those Short of Cash Geo. H. Garner, Watch Maker Jeweler. WATCHES, CLOCKS, SILVERWARE, JEWELRY.

All work warranted to give satisfaction, FLYNN BLOCK, TYRONE, PA. And all others who are in need of anything in our line will find a complete stock of CLOTHING -ANDGents' Furnishing Goods at prices to suit close buyers, Nothing but reliable goods in stock. Call soon at ME MEMINGER'S, 10 JUNIATA STREET. ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE. In order 10 make room for an immense Spring stock and to reduce stock betore outy February inventory, we have this day placed on sale a large line of Carpets, our entire stock of Ladies', Misses' and Children's Coats and Jackets, a big lot of Ladies' Shoes, Window Shades, Gents' Overshirts.

Etc. Best. quality Body Brussels Carpet in from 30 to 50 yard 300 YARDS lengths, reduced from $1.40 to $1.00 yard. per Best quality Body Brussels Carpet, in from 2 to 10 yard 100 YARDS lengths, reduced from $140 to 65 and 75 cents per yard. Body Brussels Carpet, in from 10 to 30 yard lengths, re200 YARDS duced from $1.25 to 75 and 80 cents per yard.

Ten wire double extra Roxbury and Stinson Tapestry Carpet, 200 YARDS in from 2 to 18 yd. lengths reduced from $1.10 to 70c. per yd. Tapestry Carpet, good quality and pretty designs, in from 800 YARDS 30 to 60 yard lengths reduced from 90) cents per yard. Tapestry Brussel Carpet 111 from 2 to 50 yard lengths, 1'C- 200 YARDS duced from 80 to 50, 55 and 60 cents per yard.

Ladies', Misses', Children's Coats and Jackets. We positively will not carry one season's stock into another, and have this day put a price on some that cannot fail to sell them. If in need of anything in this line would say unto you that this is the time to buy Coats as they must go. 200 Gents' Working Shirts at 40 cents; worth more. 200 Window Shades, 3x7 feet, mounted on a good spring roller, for a little while at 25c.

We ask your inspection of the above as they are all good value. TEMPLETON, CRAWFORD 22, 24 and 26 JUNIATA STREET. JOHN M. KEINZLE, BAKERY. Confectionery and Groceries, Tobacco and Cigars.

Fresh bread and enkes daily. All kinds of fancy and wedding cakes A specialty. DELIVERY FREE. No. 134 Main street.

RELIABLE. GOLD WATCHES AND I EW RY. CARE GIVEN TO THE ST GOOD TRADE. BILVER AND PLATED WALK OF ALL KINDS. DONE ON SHORT NOTICE BY FINE WORKMEN, DLATING, ENGRAVING, EXXOU.

TED NEATLY. I. P. WALTON, Na. 40 Main Tyrone Planing Mill.

8. McCAMANT Manutacturers and Dealers 10 ROUGH AND WORKED LUMBER. Also, Contractors: and Builders, Enterprise Brick Yard All kinds of brick for bulluing and paving, delivered to any part of Tyrone or East Tyrone. Orders by mail, will receive prompt attention. We manufacture only the best quality of brick, them at lowest rates.

DONNELLY, WELSH CO East Tyrone, Pa. H. W. CUTLER PLUMBER GAS STEAM FITTER. Agent for the CORTON Steam Hot Wator BOILER.

ALL KINDS OF -HAIR WORKAND SWITCHES MADE OUT OF COMBINGS, HAIR WATCH CHAINS MADE TO ORDER BY; MRS. C. DENNY. BLAIR COUNTY BANKING COMPANY, TYRONE, PENN'A. Established 1871.

INDIVIDUAL LIABILITY. ROBERT A. MCCOY, Casior, STOCK -8. C. Stewart, C.

Hutnes, S. 8. Buir, A. Curtin, Wm. P.

no. P. Hurris, Itobert A. McCoy, This bunk is located in Stowart Building, Juntuin atroot, and tonders its servico'In the transnction of general bunking? businese, Interest allowed on Limo deposita, Drafts issued on all Foreign Countries. No charge for care of Priyate Boxes or Papers.

GEORGE KIENZLE. BAKERY, Confectionery Grocery 332 MAIN STREET. Fresh Bread and Cakes every day. All kinds of Fanoy and Wedding Cakes made to order on abort notice and on reasonable terms. Breed arid cakes free to all of.