The Record-Argus from Greenville, Pennsylvania • Page 5

THROW TO THE And have none df it, unless you know where and how it is com- poundtd. There's danger in in mixing diugs. We have a reputation for reliability in preparing pre- script'o If you don believe us ask your doctor. He will also recommend us for promptness. You will recommend us yourself after the first trial.

The prices as well as quality, will influence you in doing so Db not allow our competitors to influence you against Ss with their silly stones. It is only because we lead, they follow fiat's all. C. 8. Blackmon's Pharmacy bl thr People's Electric it "and Power Ccmpany will glad tpJearn that on January i they will receieve a' s6mi-annual dividend brthf6e'(3)'per tent, hard times! Pretty good for In 1S95.

11 Hew jldvttrtlwiDCDn. Frederick Jones, cut in shoe repair- in Bros. A. G. Damon, jewelry.

R. Beatty, executor's notice. Emery, Mercer, auditor Cleveland "Leader," "Review of American Tobacco New York, cigarettes. BREVITIES. Buy your Holiday goods at Kane Moss'.

Excursion rates on the Erie lines for theholidays. Czarina bows with silver buckles in swell designs at Roland's Furniture, sewing machines and picture frames below cost at Newell's. Persons wanting candy for Christmas treats should call on ty. Wasser. Dr.

Hill will be at the National Hotel, Friday, December 28. Practice eye and Beef bides, sheep pells, and W. P. Leechipays the highest market price During 1895 there will be five eclipses, three of the sun and two ol the moon. The latter wilt be visible in this portion of the earth: Total eclipse of the moon, March 10 and it.

Total eclipse of the moon, Septemher 34- Meet. A meeting was held here, Monday afternoon, by stockholders of me-Eureka Mineral Springs Company, whose hotel is located at Saegertown. A discussion regarding last year's business and the future management of the concern was the order of the day. Among the stockholders; present were Hon, George VV. Wright and John I.

Gordon, of Mercer. The Monument. Hon. Harry Watson, chairman of the Mercer County Monument Association, has called a meeting of the executive committee to be held in Mercer, to-day, Thursday, December 20, for the purpose of furthering the interest of the proposed soldiers' monument. It is to he hoped that of the county will give this enterprise all possible encouragement.

Want There will be a number of applicants from this county for positions at Harrisburg and also at Mercer under Judge- MISB MKTA BLAIR returned fi cago, Tuesday. RRV. R. C. VAM EMAN, of Clarlwville, was in town, Monday.

FRANK WOODS will travel for a burg house, next year. for them. 025-tf For profitable holiday propositions, go and visit Theobalds' enormous stock of useful presents. The Sandy Lake News office had a narrow escape' from destruction by fire, one day last week. Li H.

Bannister, the bicycler, was elect Miller. Among the latter are Reznor, of New Hamburg, for court crier, and Prof. W. S. Lytle, the veteran school master, of Hermitage, Charles Beil, Mr Clark, of Fairview, and Henry Herned, of Mercer, for tipstaff, Winter Winter communions will be held in the several congregations of the Shenango charge; Reformed church, Rev.

Dr, pastor, as follows: St. John's, January 6, 1895; Good Hope, January 13- Jerusalem, January 20; Zion's, January 27. There will be preparatory service at each church on the Saturday before the communion at 10 a. talso German preparatory service at St. John's and Jerusalem on Friday at 2 m.

at Youngstown, last week. Rings, many, kinds, a.ll first quality. Bracelets, scarf pins. Everything in the jewelry line at Roland's. Next Sunday, Prof.

Bruegel will preach in Rickerts church in the morning and Good Hope in the afternoon. C. M. Vogleson, the piano tuner, will be here on Friday and Saturday next Orders may be left with G. Damon.

At Dunlap's you will find the fines line of sterling silver and gold novelties in the city. No trouble to show goods Good Addison Randall.the Greenville bridge bridges, one over Booth's Run. West Salem township, and one in Hickory township. They were viewed this week by the commissioners and accepted. Commissioner Fred Myers when in town, Monday, informed'the writer that they are good structures.

d. Fellowship Lodge, Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, installed the follow ing officers for the ensuing year, Sunday C. E. Decker, past master; Russell, master; F. Soday, vice F.

B. master; F. W. Thompson, secretary, The greatest bargains ever offered in Reigelman, financier; C. K.

Cross, furniture at Newell's. Call and see conductor; H. Kamerer, warden; W. Goods below cost fpr a short Blain, chaplain; H. Rickert, inner guard; John Whitlock, outer guard; W.

T. Con- them, time. Nypano freight 83 broke in two at Sugar Grove, Tuesday night. Several cars were smashed and the line blocked all night. The Oil City Derrick, on was L.

L. KAMERER, of Dingess. is here for a short stny. MRS W. H.

is quite ill at her home on the West Side. Miss DKLLA GRIMM is home from Braddock for the holidays. SETH KOON and wife, of Hadley, visited in Greenville, Tuesday. HORATIO BOULGER, of this place, Is attending school in Fredonia. BORN To Mr.

and Mrs. A. E. Maple avenue, a boy, December 13 BORN Recently, a son to J. M.

Reirh ard and wife, South Mercer street. REV A. M. KEIFER preached in Youngstown, last Sunday evening. HENLEIN made a brief sojourn in Cleveland and Pittsburg, last week.

Miss ELLA WHITE, of Pittsburg, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. F. McCoy M. MCMASTBR and wife. Adams ville, were Greenville visitors, yesterday.

MASTER FREDDIE HEILMAN has recovered from a severe attack, of tonsil litis. C. A. ASHTON, the Sharon grocer, called on numerous friends, Monday al- ternoon. MRS.

C. M. PETTIT is lying dangerously ill at her home on Main street corner College avenue. Miss EDITH COWLEY, of the N. Rescue Home, gave a talk in the Baptist church, Sunday evening.

S. ROBERTS, Sandy Creek, recently called. Being one of the advance paying variety he is always welcom Miss MOORE, of Hadley, daughter-of Rev. Mr. Moore, of the Presbyterian church, was in town, Saturday forenoon.

MR. AND MRS C. VAUGHN, of Hadley, spent Tuesday in Greenville. They will read the ADVANCE ARGUS during 1895. CONRAD RITTENBANNER passed the seventy-second milestone, last Sunday, and was on hand for business at the news depot by daylight, Monday morning, the liveliest man in the building.

W. S. WASSER has returned from Brooklyn and has purchased the Ogden grocery. He purposes stocking the store with the best of everything in that line and will sell strictly for cash. T.

B. MINNIS and M. R. Seiple; of Sheak ley ville. were among Greenville's business callers, Thursday.

The former is a live merchant and the latter an ex tensive dealer in carriages and wagons LE GRAND McFATE has returned from Colorado, where he went lor the benefit of his health. His mother, Mrs. J. G. McFate, who has been visiting him and his brother, Howard, has also returned JOSEPH R.

MONTGOMERY, of Sandy Creek, who if about to open a hotel in Geneva, Crawford county, called here the other day and arranged to have the ADVANCE AKGUS a weekly visitor there. WE congratulate Volant Normal Col lege on securing ex-Superintendent Highest of all in Leavening a Gor't Plwnder of Kviftry More light is being thrown on the box car robberies thai have been, going on between Mead ville this place lor years. Detectives of several roads have been specially vigilant since tlie discovery of the stolen goods here and their efforts have been rewarded. The other day the house of Harvey Westcoit, who lives east of Atlantic, was searched and a quantity of plunder found One of the first articles found was a bicycle of B. Chase, of this place, who had forwarded it by the Nypan6 to the factory to be repaired; then there were a number of fas clocks, also stolen from the Nypano, barbed wire and almost everything imaginable.

Wescott and his wife, and Hiram Westcott were arrested and at the hearing before Justice Andrews all were bound over to coutt. Mrs. Westrott gave bail and the others were taken to the Meadville jail. A Mr. Filch, of Shermansville, was also arrested, but for lack of evidence was released.

The next day a kit of burglar's tools was found at his home, but Fitch had skipped. An Ohio constable since attempted to arrest him and was shot, not fatally injured. Several houses in Greenville have also been searched, especially fur produce stolen from the Atlantic creamery. ABSOLUTELY ADDITIONAL LOCAL. nelley, Journal agent.

Fine line of Xmas handkerchiefs at Kane Moss'. Persons needing saws gummed call on H. Smith, 50 Plum street. Five per cent, added to all taxes not paid by Dec. 26.

029 41 M. PETTIT. For profitable holiday propositions, go and visit Theobalds' enormous stock of useful presents. di3 Large line of hair pins, side combs and other ornaments in jewelry for the Holiday trade at Kane Special low rate excursion tickets to all points on the S. L.

E. R. R. December 24 to January 1895, inclusive, at one fare for the round trip, Have you seen the fine line of solid silver lea spoons at Dunlap's? Also sterling berry spoons, jelly spoons, bon bon spoons, sugar shells and butter knives? FARM FOR SALE. 90 acres, 4 miles North East of Greenville, adjoining a small village.

Good house, bank barn, orch ard, spring and well water. All in good repair. Easy terms. H. L.

KECK, d63-w Att'y at Law The prizes of $50 and $25 offered by the Pennsylvania Forestry Association to teachers in the public schools of the Stale for the best two essays on "The Practical Value of Forests to the Surface of the Country," are being contested for. Not quite half of the county teachers' institutes have so far been held and it is believed that those yet to take place will add considerably to the number of essays. The contest is open until March XIDM Mil Kxcnritona. On account of the Xmas and New Year holidays the Erie lines will sell excursion tickets at greatly reduced rates. Tickets on sale, December 24, 25 and 31 and January i.

All good for return up to and including January a For further information call on or address VV Coleman, agent. yard, I have rented the Poplar street coal yard itnd have the agency for'Zuschlag Son's block coal, the finest in. the market. It is free of sulphur and cinders. Block coal, delivered, Pittsburg lump, $2.25.

Office in my livery barn, Canal street, opposite post-office. di3 41 L. B. SPBIR. HOLIDAY PRICKS.

Pure white sugar svrup, per gal .30 Extra fancy New Orleans molasses ,50 20 Ibs granulated sugar i.oo 21 Ins sofl white sugar i oo 22 Ibs light brown i oo Lion and Arbuckle coflee, per Loose corlee, Worth 300 per only .25 35C .30 Highest grade Mocha Java Mend .35 4 Ibs choice Carolina rice .25 3 Ibs extra fancy 25 4 packages mince meal 25 4 Ibs cliree crown MusOaiel raisins .25 The cheapest place in town to buy your fruits, nuts and candies for the hoi FROM THK COtTNTV SltAT. and i'roccedlngt of the Oomrt Aeitnrateljr and Brit-fly Told. Court adjourned, Wednesday of last week. The only cases tried which were not reported last week were C. V.

Ross vs. James Borland. This was a dispute over a colt trade and the jury gave Ross a judgment for 135. The case of Iselen Co. vs.

N. E. Tillotson was settled and the other cases continued. The chatter ol Grove City College hat been amended as outlined in this paper some weeks ago. Silver novelties in beautiful designs and newest shapes at Roland's, Prices are right.

di3 aw iday season, everything new and fresh, is at the grocery of J. M. HAMILTON to E. A. Stroud for Fire, Life and Accident Insurance.

oii-tf Ciffnl BolldHy at Fiske, Clarg Flagg fine walking gloves, sold everywhere our price, Si 50. Closing Out TO CONTINUE mBUSTOSJ Men's fulled wool mittena, Men's lined gloves, 31o. Children's wool mittens, Ladies' cashmere gloves, Santa Clans IB Coming! But Bittentianitor is Here! To prepare for the former, see Bltten- banner's Holiday Stock. Album, 15x7 inches, holding 32 cabinets, Gold Pencils, 250. Gold Pen and Holder, Itft.

Gold Pens and elegant Pearl Holders, $100 to $150, Writing Portfolio, iq cents. Fine Scran Book, 10 cents. Elegant Xmas numbers of Century, Harper, Cosmopolitan, Scribner, Art Amateur, Puck. Judge, and the big London illustrated papers. Also Bibles, Testaments, Psalters and Hymnals, books of all kinds and a hundred other on the Horse and His every purchase things.

"A Treatise Diseases," free with amounting to oo. GREENVILLE NEWS ft PAPER CO. BOO Main Street. dB-Hw Any of the following Items at till Racket Store for 1 Cent: One dozen clothes pins. Paper of needles.

Paper of pins; Darning cotton. Thimble. Six safety pins. Two teaspoons. Three lead pencils.

Seven sheets note paper; Five lamp wicks. Watches and Clocks that Go. In was on the Brie. a recent dispatch from Chicago, it said that the Erie Railway lines Emery, and recommended to the mercy of the court. Are you going to be married If so, it will pay you to buy your furniture now, as you can buy goods below, cost at Newell's for a short time.

ni tf The.ladies of the United Presbyterian Church, Sheakteyville, will give an oyster excess rates for the transportation of bicycles. This is erroneous, as the Erie has steadily and uniformly opposed such a charge. D. I. Roberts, general passenger agent, has served formal notice on roads that do intend to collect excess fares not to: collect them for the Erie lines.

The Erie rule Is not to check bicycles supper in the basement of the church on Qr a ow tnem to be checked over its Tuesday evening, December 25 ij neSi but carry them free under a re Circle No. 18, P. H. will lease of liability when accompanied by E. Hess, of Sandy Lake, as professor of psychology, methods and the English branches.

Prof. Hess will enter upon his duties at once. MRS. ALICE CROSS is at Cleveland and will return to-morrow with her little son, who is in a hospital there. The little fellow will return after the holidays and undergo another operation.

He has borne the operations admirably. Miss LOUISE HIPPEE, of this place was yesterday wpdded to Mr. George Scott, of Winona, Minn. The wedding took place at noon at the home of the bride's parents', on Packard avenue, and Tickets for the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen's ball are going like hot cakes, indicating a big attendance for ihis event, which will take place in Packard Hall, Christmas evening. The decorations will surpass those of last year and arrangements are being perfected for making every guest feel at home.

A special train for the benefit of Peasly and Nypano employes will leave Mead ville at 6:30 railroad time, return ing "after the ball." There will be good music, good company and a good time for nil. You had better go. AR will be seen among our local items Geo. W. Detamater is again figuring in financial mailers in which big stakes are involved.

Wilii all his shortcomings Mr. Delamater is full of that energy which never despairs, and he may be a wealthy man yet. One thing that is now pretty generally admitted by his credi tors, is that it would have been better hold a dime social at the residence of I. Heilman, on Washington street, on Thursday evening, December 20. Every one invited, The Avon Club is arranging to give a midwinter p.arty, January 15, the com-.

mittees having alrqady been chosen. The event will take place in Armory, or Packard's Hall and will no doubt be a great success. Austin's have discontinued thtir Saturday auction sales and will to January i sell at private sale all goods at your own or auction prices to close out the balance of the remaining stock to quit business. Come and get Christmas presents. 13 It seems hardly possible, but nevertheless it istrue.that on an average every fifty- fifth person you meet wears W.

Douglas shoes. Did you ever realize what an immense undertaking it is to supply one article of wearing apparel to over one million people? Our new carriage man, H. J.Johnson located one south of post office has just had issued at this office 3,000 il lustrated hangers to be distributed among his agents. The hangers illus trate very nicely his surreys, buggies sleighs and phaetons. H.

J. will glad) mail one to any of our readers who wi drop him a. When in town owner, the owner agreeing to receive and deliver the machine at the door of the baggage car. HIGH JINKS. Some Lively But Mot.

Bad Reported, A Sharon correspondent sent a special a Pittsburg morning paper of Satur- ay in which it was stated that students the college here had attempted to to vist bis place of busines Whether you wish to buy or not, in the presence of only a few relatives of for them to have given the Delamaters Rev. Lewis Hippee, father I a better chance to make the most of Gold and filled cases. Finest movements. the little Waterbury ladies' watch no larger than a quarter. Gold that Is Gold.

Rings: Diamond, turquoise, emer- nld, pearl and other sellings. Latest styles and shapes. Gold spectacles nnd eyeglasses. Stiver that Wears. Tea sets, trnys, cake baskets and spoons in plated ware.

In latest novelties in ladles' czarina ornaments, belts, hairpins, fctc. that are Bight. These goods are guaranteed first quality; I keep nothing else. Therefore, llie quality ol a gift bought at my htore cannot be questioned All tHese goods sold nl the lowest figure. Personal attention to watch work.

J. M. ROLAND, Good China matting, 18o. per yaid. Suspenders, 6c.

Alarm clocks, 75c. Pa'dlooks. 4c. Call and see the that we will offer in the nexi two weeks at Cash Racket Store. a oast alive the president on account of lis monarchical teachings and that the ormitory in which the president slept was nearly burned down.

There was no attempt of this kind nd the president lives in his own house ome distance from the dormitory. Howver a fire was discovered in the build- ng Wednesday night ol last week, and when extinguished it had just burned he floor of Charles Krantz's room, leav- ng a hole about the size of a silver dol- ar. Underneath the room had been a of shavings and rubbish and the fire may or may not have been accidental. The same night a club was hurled through the window of the same room. About name time an effigy was found near the college buildings which some say was, to represent tbe president and others say not, A fine line ol sterling silver clothes brushes, hat brushes, match boxes the couple, of the bride, assisted by Rev.

W. Rehrig officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Scott will be at home in Winona after January i.

THE thirtieth birthday of the Pittsburg Leader is the occasion of many compli mentary and deserved notices. The "valley" edition of the Leader should not be forgotten nor the men who make it interesting: David Jonas, of New Castle; Dr. Gilbert, of Sharon John aoo GEO. TABLER, 160 Main GREENVILLE, PI. their property.

It was sacrificed shame fully, while under proper management and reasonable time it might paid J3OWT SAY A VvORD at least seven or eight times as much as was realized from it by the common creditors. It has been reported, but on what authority we do not know, that the coal lands alone, belongintj to the estate, have recently been sold to a syndicate lor a million Meadville Messenger, Dem If things haven't come your way for a year two; try and forget the past and begin a new year hopefully. WE ARE RIGHT Cutler, of Greenville W. S. Mofiatt, of Mercer, and others.

It has a large and growing clientele in Lawrence and Mercer counties. I'ur HemlNeho. As a remedy lor all forms of Headache Slectric Bitters has proved to be the very aest. It effects a permanent cure and he most dreaded habitual sick headaches yield to its influences. We urge all who are afflicted to procure a bottle and give this remedy a fair trial.

In cases habitual constipation Electric Bitters cures by giving the needed tone to bowels, and lew cases long resist the use of this medicine. Try it once. Large Bolldiiy via boxes, etc. Pjnlap's. Prlcns the lowest a di3 aw On December 24, 25 and 31, 1894, and January i.

1895, excursion tickets will be sold from ticket stations on the Pennsylvania Lines west of Pitisburg to points on those lines, valid to return until January 2, 1895. For details please apply to nearest Pennsylvania Line ticket agent WHY PAY $100? For a Typewriter, when you can buy one Equally Good for $35 Read what a Greenville pastor says Greenville, Pa Dec. 1.1894 Haying used the Blickenderfer Type A or i bottles only Fifty cents at Shrom Co. write ake easure recommending Drug Store. same compact and easily oper- I ated; two hours' practice will enable one To the aged, with their poor appetite, to wr te jth considerable ease.

The feeble circulation, and impoverished blood, Ayer's Sarsaparilla is a boon be yund price. Us effect is to check the ravages of time, by invigorating every organ, nerve, anti tissue of the body. See Ayer's Almanac for the new year. Subscribe for theApVAWCE ARGUS. At the verge of a period of activity.

If wish proof of this, come to Kane Moss' ant see what we have AT THE BEGINNING Of the Holiday season: Ladies' and gents' haniU kerchiefs, hair pins, side combs, gents' scarf cuff buttons, umbrellas, handerchief and cases and a hundred and one other things that are suitable for presents, and we will convinot you we are entering the era key-board, the clearness ol type, and the manifolding powers of the machine are especially difficult to excel A. M. KEIFER. For further information, call at office of W. A.

Vaughn Son, or of W. 0. SMITH, 13 Agent for Icretr Conrty. OF GOOD TIMES. KANE MOSS.

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