The Record-Argus from Greenville, Pennsylvania • Page 2

1 fevj XCITEMENT. Mad or Poisoned, Caused it. thn Sfr excitement created rilOfnine by the appearai ct of a Main street, that was apparently af- wjth rabies. The dog came from irest side and was running east on ftfolri street frothing at the mouth, biting jffld snapping at pedestrians who were filled with consternation. Many child- ''ffett were on their way to school and 'they were warned to get out of the they die) in a hurry.

Sheakleyvllle wculd have to recognized in a mad dog affair, and Brown near the corner Mercer streets it snapped at his coat sleeve and cover iglt with frolh, fortunately not biting irougn to the flesh. Near the Nation hotel it snapped at George ttgton and cut through his trousers Jt he too escaped without injury. A posse was hastily organized and 1 themselves with rifles, shglgutis ers started In pursuit, ''They in overtaking and killing the on North Main street, Charles Leroy McDermot doing the It is claimed that when near forks it bit another dog, which unlor- got nway from the are inclined 10 (tie opinion that the animal had been poisoned but that the dose had only been enough to throw into a frenzy for the time being, being in such casts about In rabies, liming in from west of town pg answering the description of the one killed, attacked Lewis Me- and Herman Kirk while on their at Councilman Melvin's It seized each one in turn by the arm but failed to bite through the Clothing, It irien jumped at McCoy's but he managed to keep out ol its He is said by all be a brave man, admits that he felt chills chasing down his spine at this attack. i.W. Weir examined the dead alternoon and he is positive it Icled with rabies and has -J J.

5 1 1 (I to the state board. He will also quarantine of the East End dog was said to have been bitten, dog is said to have snapped at Al Miss Benninghcff and several Whose clothing saved them from and zinc together are bet- irthau either alone, as all painters lead and zinc is mixed in the lygjrfndioe; and ground in the mixing. sell it. safely give Foley's Honey Tar to their children lor coughs and colds, lor it contains no opiates or other Kamerer, coughs are apt to result in con- it neglected. They can be broken up by using Foley's Honty G.

F. iiamerer. APPLICANTS. Only one remedy in the world that wil Mi atooce stop itchiness of the skin in any body; Doan's Ointment. At delicacies of the season" are serv- dining i business department at Thlel before applying elsewhere.

TABLETS 'W Dyspepsia and alt disorders arising indigestion, by phvsi- 'C-MII everywhere. Sold by all druggists. HifcliMNb ob no pay. 35 cents. Trial IMckMtheo by writing to W.

H. Hooker N. Y. IIV.TP. Uirber mil Co, 1 1 1 WANT COLUMN.

-r. WANTED. fTIO Bpy. South Blmran luu. Soutli JL HELP.

OUtl. todogciieril licmsimuik Will Rood Apply lu Mm, M.lii8tntt,K««tKii AUNDUBJ8S w.utoJ HI thu Nutlonnl HuUl. jJttr LOST. U'Ubur tilll iKiuk ami bruvru Uallior fj pockei Wife, tied tOHi'tbor with rublwr conl. 'Wit book ceuulued lodge bemlii nH't lutwc, I'ucktt book cui umory liuiwecu Uvlngngu A HuturUay, tv u.

fluilsr noilly this ur county 'plionu 116, (3-tl (uuililf, mid color. It cDtunieil. Or. Uussltl. (l if FOB KPT, i-y iurui J.

11. ailcisun. S.C. Dlrki-y pioptrtj-, olrvet, )i rooms tutb. ruruacu.

luiiuwlUle nauwttlau. An- fa-it Uptight t'Uuo far luqulru ot Jirry Wdk, to ourjsjtout lu Md Tbt Many Anxious to Engage in the Liquor Business. Special to the Evening Record MSRCKR, Feb. 4. The license court convened Friday and Saturday.

Judge Miller questioned each applicant closely and took occasion to remark that if It is true that li censes are detrimental to the industries and enterprises in South Sharon and such appears file to the satisfaction of the court, no license will be granted in South Sharon And if licenses are granted, a man going to work or while Working must not be supplied with in toxicants under any circumstances. The court said that he was unable to see how he could grant thirteen wholesale li censes in South Sharon and that those who did not succeed in getting license should not he offended as there would be no favoritism used whatsoever. Below is the list ol the applicants for licenses whose cases were heard Friday and Saturday: George S. Harrington, National hotel, Greenville. The Union Brewing Sharon.

J. G. F. Hurbler, Gables tavern, John Boyle, Shenango house, Sharon. Patrick C.

Gibbons, wholesale, Sharon. T. F. Wasser, Arlington, Greenville; George Dresch, wholesale, Sharon. I.

E. Dwyer, Hotel Belvedere, Greenville, Nicholas Mehler, Mehler house, Shnrpsville. Henry W. Hartman, wholesale, South Sharon; John C. Mahoney, Pittsburg house, South Sharon.

Graham C. Harper and Myron Stark, wholesale, South Sharon. John E. Hughes, wholesale, South Sharon, Frank Messersmith, wholesale, Sharon. Archie Rankin, Hotel Rankin, Sharon.

Ernest Bock, German hotel, Sharon. David Halz, wholesale, South Sharon. J. W. Higgs and Levi Higgs, Commercial hotel, Sharon, John C.

Herrman, wholesale, Sharon, James W. Morgan, Exchange hotel, Sharon. Leonard S. Morgan, Hotel Morgan, South Sharon. A.

W. Chase, Fisher house, Sharon. P. F. Davis, Carver house, Sharon.

Thomas H. Davis, American house, Sharon. John Clifford, Lee house, Whentland. Joseph Goldberger, wholesale, South Snariri. David J.

Lewis, wholesale, South Sharon, Michler Beck, wholesale, South Sharon. fames M. Carroll, wholesale, Soull Sharon. Charles C. Atwood, wholesale, South Sharon.

Thomas F. Farrelly, Colonial hotel Sharon, William Steese, Steese house, Sharps vllle. William Fitzmaurice, Pierce house Sbarpsvllle. David I. Jarret, Jarrett hotel, Wheat land.

Christopher Hossell, Hotel McManus, Sharon. George Smith, White house, Sharon John Malta, wholesale, South Sharon John f. Heirnbacher, Hotel Pennsylvania, South Sharon. Charles Carpenter, Hotel Carpenter, South Sharon. T.

J. Buckley, Broadway hotel, South Sharon. Sylvester Cole, Windsor hotel, Souih Sharon. Frederick J. Reiser, wholesale, Sharon.

Your Liver Will be roused to tU natotoi duties and ytrnr biliousness, headache arid constipation be eurtd if you Hood's Sold by all druggists. 25 centfc MERCER. The report of the untimely and unexpected demise of ex-Sheriff W. A. Riddle, Monday, was sad news indeed to his many friends and acquaintances in Mercer.

He had been in town, Saturday, at tending the Republican county committee meeting, appearing to be in unusually good health and spirits. Sunday and Monday up to the time he died there Was no indication that dissolution was impending. His death occurred, Monday a. m. about 9 o'clock.

He had just returned from Milburn station, and having unhitched his horse was on bis way to the house from the barn, when, without the slightest warning, he fell over, dyine almost instantly. The sheriff was nged about 50 years and is survived by a widow and three children: Pearl, intermarried with Harry McKibben, of New Castle Mor timer and Frances. In 1896 he was elected sheriff of Mercer county, and made a most obliging and. competent officer and has hosts of friends who'will mourn his sudden de pariure. The luneral will be held in the M.

E. church, Meicer, Thursday, at 1.30 p. m. Dr. Borland officiating.

Hon. James D. Emery is in Clearfield, Where he was culled as a witness in the Meek libel case. WILLS AND LETTERS. Will ol Mary Thorn, late of Mercer; letters testamentary issued to Emily R.

Alexander. Will of Elizabeth J. Hoobler, of Salem township, in which she appoints J. W. Stevenson, executor, was probaUd Fer- ruary i.

LtiAM rittef. WiHiam'B. Rust died at his residence No. 44 NorlH High street, February 4, at 6 p. aged 8r years He was born in Lawrence county.

He leaves a wife add six children, three sons and three daughter" and has one brothel- and two sisters living. Funeral, Thursday, at a p. m. from the residence Interment in Shenango Valley cemetery, THE TICKETS. Girl Student Committed Suicide.

Ann Arbor, Feb. Ag-, nes Inglls, a sophomore student In the medical department of the University of Michigan, committed suicide hero. She Is a daughter of Dr. David Inglls a prominent physician of Detroit The young-woman was an unusually bright and promising student, and had already made a name for herself ajnong her professors. She was prominent In athletics, being coach of the freshmen basket ball team, and taking great Interest In gymnasium work.

No motive'for the deed has been discovered, but It Js known that she was subject to ftttacks ol great mental presslon. KKPUBLtCAN. H. Melvin, Dr. M.

H. Fetzer, Charles C. Richardson. School H. Martin, Harry M.

Homer. K. Tale. Johnson, 3 years; S. D.

Hum, i year. ELECTION OFFICEKS. L. Davis, judge of elections; Sylvester Sullivan, inspector; M. P.

Mitchell, registering assessor. Hulcheson, judge; Harry Loutzenhiser, inspector; William Beatty, registering assessor. Third-F. H. Huber.

judge; W.B. Armstrong, inspector; D. L. Kamerer, registering assessor. W.

Vaughn, Judge; M. Henlein, inspector; John Penman, regis tering assessor. DEMOCRATIC. Fitzgerald, C. E.

Diefenderfer, J. A. McNary. School A. M.

Keifer, A. S. Kennedy. Welk. Borough Hamor.

Moser, 3 Thomas Rowley, i year. ELECTION OFFICERS. The nominees for election officers of the several precincts are: First precinct, M. M. Callahau, judge of election; Ralph Grimm, inspector; Hamill, registering assessor.

Second precinct D. P. Packard, judge; William McMillen, inspector; Rolla Packard, registering assessor. Third precinct, W. E.

Shaffer, judge; H. F. Moyer, inspector; E. S. Dilley, registering assessor.

Fourth precinct, Andrew Rosenberg judge; James Heilman, inspector; D. Williams, registering assessor. INDEPENDENT. Looser. Foley's Honey and Tar is best fo croup and whooping cough, contains opiates, and cures quickly.

Carefr mothers keep the house. G. Kamerer. Paint for Looks Use Devoe lead and zinc, and wait for you paint to wear out. Paint for looks, Devoe.

don't A Nlgut Alnrm. Worse than an alarm of fire at night is the brassy cough of croup, which sounds like tlu children's death knell and it means death unless something is done quickly. Foley's HoueyandTar never tails to give instant relief and quickly cures the worst forms of croup, Mrs. P. L.

Coidier, of Mannington, writes: "My three-year-old girl had a severe case of croup; the doctor said she could not live. I got a bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar, the first dose gave quick relief and saved her life." Refuse substitutes. F. Kamerer. A TliuuiMutl Dollars Thrown Mr.

W. W. Baker, of Plainview, writes; "My wife had lung trouble for oytr fijjjeen years. We tried a number of doctors and spent over a thousand dollars without any relief, She was very low and I lost sll hope, when friend suggested trjing Foley's Honey and Tar which 1 did; and thanks be to this great remedy it saved her life. She is stronger and enjoys better health than she has ever known in ten years.

We shall never be without Foley's Honey and Tar would ask those afflicted to try it," F. Kamerer. Kidney complaint kills more people thau any other disease. This is due to the disease being so insidious that it eels a good bold on the system before it is recognized. Foley's Kidney Cure will prevent the (development of fatal disease if taken in time.

G. Kamerer. Is It a burn, Use Pr. Thomas' rt Oil, Thomas' Bill Reported Favorably. Washington, Feb.

Hoar, from the committee on the judiciary, yesterday reported favorably the bill limit the meaning of the word to "consplracj-" anil the use of "restraining orderd and Injunctions" in certain ciuses. The bill provides that a combination to do an act or not to do It shall not be punished more severely than the act Itself, and that combinn- tlons of this character between employers and employes engaged lu interstate commerce shall not be considered iu restraint of trade or commerce. The bill Is Intended to aid in labor disputes on railroads. Residence For Sale. The' residence of Dr.

J. R. Caldwe deceased, on Mercer street, will be sol public sale on Tuesday, February 1902, at one o'clock p. m. This (is Irirge lot with fine lawns, an room house with large halls and bail), full) fitted for gas and water; first-class air blast furnace; deep drilled well, gooc barn, and desirable location; all in gooc repair, JAMES D.

EMERY, Administrator Dr. J. R. Caldwell, dec'd A matt uentlo Touch. 'Do unto others as you would have others do unto said Marklcy.

"That's the Golden Rule, and I believe In It too. Don't you?" "Well," replied Borrougus, "if I did I'd be offering to lend you $10 this rnlu Press. The most reliable preparation lor kidney troubles on the market is Foley's Kidney Cure G. Kamerer. Coughs and colds, down to the very borderland of consumption, yield to the soothing healing influences of Dr.

Wood's Norway Pine Syrup. Foley's Honev and Tar cures the caused by attack of la grippe: It heals the lungs. G. F. Kamerer.

Coal f'omlue Not at Miller CoV. Big slock on land, quick prompt delivery. 171! TOI.D IN URKKNVIU.K. It'll thn of Greenville foople, Publlthed lu Greenville i'upers, That Haa Made Such a tleputiulou tor Or, W. Clime'i Nerve Standing clear and distinct, marking the difference, the superior merit, the adaptability to present day ailments is the volume of local testimony for Dr, A.

Chase's Nerve Pills. It's so different to the ordinary remedies, referring to cures made at distant points which it is lard to verify. There is a reason for Dr. A. W.

Chase's Nerve Pills demanding home evidence wherever they are known, it is their wonderful influence bringing up the standard of nerve force. Mrs F. Campbell, of No 15 Shenango street, Greenville, says "I like Dr. A. W.

Chase's Nerve Pills very much. 1 had been sick with the grippe and it left me weak, nervous and genet- ally depressed, i was told of the fine tonic power of the nerve pills and got some at West's drug store, No, 199 Main street, and they certainly ore a splendid nerve tonic. They took hold, gave me strength, steadied my nerves and re- noved (he depressed feeling finely, I feel I can honestly recommend them to others." Dr. W. Chase's Nerve Pills are sold at a box at dealers, or Dr.

A. W. Chase Medicine Buffalo, N. Y. See signature of A.

Chase, II, are on every package, TEARFUL OR CHEERFUL? Whether a woman is tearful or cheerful depends not on what she has materially, but what she is physically. Many an indulgent husband is driven almost to despair by the tearful outburst of a i has "everything she wants." He wants to know what's the matter. But the wife can't tell. She only knows that she is depressed and despondent. a condition is usually re- I a 1 some form of womanly disease, The mental depression has its corresponding womanly weakness.

Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription changes tearful women tocheerful women by curing the diseases which cause physical weakness and depression of spirits. It establishes regularity, dries unhealthy drains, heals inflammation and ulceration, anil cures female weakness. Mrs. Alice Adams, of Laboratory, Washington says; "With thuuks 1 write to Irt you know how I am. can say by God's help nml your help I mil well.

I have taken six bottles of Or. Pierce's Favorite Prescripiiou and two of his 'Golden Medical Discovery, 1 and 1 can do all my work. 1 can't praise your medicine too highly. I will iwcorainend your medicines as long as I live. If any one doubts this give them my address." "Favorite Prescription" makes weak women strong and sick women well.

Accept no substitute for the medicine which works wonders for weak women. Keep the bowels healthy by the timely use Doctor Pierce'g Pleasant Pellets. NATIONAL TEMPERANCE PLEDGE I hereby agree, that I will not use intoxicating liquors, as a beverage, nor traffic in them; that I will not provide them as an article of entertainment, or for persons in my employment: and that in all suitable ways I will discountenance their use throughout the community. IF II NECK of knife, ChWrtMe a specialty, tloti fliid exflitiinntfOti ft CorrK-r Mala and SORE THROAT THE WAY DOWN Tonsiline WOULD QUICKLY CURB IT. 25o and 60a.

All I YONSlUNC OO. ECONOMY 18 WEALTH Few people uss the same judgment in the purchase ol i heir fuels'? they do in purchasing other ft" hottte use, except those who buv the hill coil. They know fbey t-et that comes to the market. It Is Ireefrom ailforeien substance) all burns to white ishes. No warpii'u of lids or burning out of grates.

We deliver Zuschlag block, per ton, Office opposite postoffico. 13 Canal St. L. B. 8PEIR.

as CANTOH. B. THE BEAUTY OF SOME PIANOS Is only case deep. It js easier to make a pretty case than to put music into it. A mechanic can do other is in the realm of art.

ME STRICH ZEIDLER PIANO not only has beauty but the quality of tone that a musician cares for, and it is of the very best lasting quality. The honesty of a Strich Zeidler piano begins with the varnish and goes straight through to the iron Would be pleased to show you the fine points of a STRICH ZEIDLER. W. S. GREENE EVERYTHING IN MUSIC.

159 Main Street. GREENVILLE, PA. DR. C. H.

McCOY The Famous Cancer Specialist of Corry, is perlorming wonderful cures in his and Skin Diseases. HIS cures are permanent. He cured bis first case o( cancer thirty six years ago. It was a terrible case ot Black Cancer' on the lower lip and the first one of its kind ever known to be cured. The patient is a liying witness today of Dr.

McCoy's skill. Here in our own neighborhood is svfficient prool of his SURE AND PERMANENT WORK. In and around our own town of Greenville he has had nineteen cases of cancer and cured every one. He never uses a knife. US His motto is NO CURE, NO PAY.

If vou come from a distance and give him your case he will pay all expenses if he fails to cure. This offer is too lair to need any argument. If you have cancer do not delay its treatment, as delays are dangerous in this class of diseases. If you wish farther references write to Dr. McCoy arid he will mail you, free of charge, testimonials of bis cures from grateful patients over the countrj.

Never Take Blood Medicine Cancer as it throws the impure blood to the weak, part and increases the growth of the cancer. Nrvr-f- have cancer cut out because it will cer- lainly nppear again, and it curt not be cured. Remember these kinrtvt oids and go to Corrv if you have cancer and trust Dr. McCoy whh You will never regret it, for HE WILL CURE YOU il ii is within the power of human skill. Write two or three days before going, to the doctor time to be at hie office, as he is often called a jvay.

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