The Record-Argus from Greenville, Pennsylvania • Page 1

rffi THE EVENING RECORD GREENVILLE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22 1903 -BY Otm SYSTEM YOtt CAN BANK BY MAEL, pef cent, OH (make your or withdrawals) with 19 much economy of tlr.ii) as you could by nertonai VIllM to your loot bank. ll to send you booklet coa- per Ctnt, OH full Imtructlons. Our "P'tal, resources and experience will be valuable to and courtesy conilstent with aCCOUttti. good banking principle will be extended. CAPITAL, SURPLUS I ifinj QC AND PROFITS, 55 405 5 96 FARMERS' AND MERCHANTS' TRUST COMPANY, GREENVILLE PA.

Capltair In its Backing Department transacts a general banking In its Savings Department accepts accounts of $1,00 and interest is compounded s'emi-annually. In its Trust Department authorized to act as Executor, Administrator, Guardian, Receiver or Trustee and all other legal trusts. C. R. Beatty, Pres.

H. A. Beachler, Sec'y and Treas. S. D.

Hum, Asst. Sec'y. M. H. Fetzer, Vice Pres.

L. A. Burnett, Vice Pres. J. W-Vosler, Counsel.

DIRECTORS. C. R. Beatty, 'C. Livingston, 4ugust Reimold, J.

T. Blair Alex. Bright, J.L.Frederick, L.A.Burnett, J. G. Batteiger, W.

N. Moss, M.EU Fetzer, J. L. Riley, Dwight Willsoa JphnJrV. Vpsler, A.

F. Gilgec. GREENVILLE NATIONAL BANK. Capital $90,000 Surplus and Undivided Profits 34,000 INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS. A.

F. Hcnlein Andrew Davis DIRECTORS. Hon. William Flinn C. J.

Aohre Harry Watson G. B. Chase D. Keck In Every Department of Banking We are Prepared to Serve You In a Satisfactory KILLED IN The Time to Dance is tfot at Alumni Banquets says Rev. S.

W. McKelvey, of the Second U. P. Church here. Special to Evening Record.

MERCIJR, April 22. Rev. S. W. McKelvey.

of the Second P. church on Sunday evening denounced, what to most of us is the most enjoyable feature of the alumni exercises, namely that most fascinating and graceful of all past times, dancing. The parents were implored not to permit this evil to continue and asked to not allow their youths to be led from the righteous paths by suffering them to indulge in the supposedly innocent amusement, called, dancing. R. V.

Hilands and wife arrived home Monday from North where' they spent the winter. S. Caldwell, of Delaware township, caught four dogs at his sheep, Saturday night. They mangled three sheep so badly they had to be killed, and four more arc badly wounded. There should be a more stringent dog law.

Ben -A. Bower, the hustling West, Side butcher, was in our town and picked up some fine cattle in the neighborhood. Fredonia institute opened the spring term with a large attendance. This STONEBORO. Fatal Runaway Accident at Stoneboro Tuesday Evening.

Special to Evening Record. STONKBORO, April 22. Owen McBarren, aged 29 years, single, was killed in a runaway Tuesday evening on Mercer street, Stoneboro. He and John McCartney were hauling a load of lumber from an old sawmill site in the Lynch woods and were coming in about 0.o'clock in the evening, at a brisk trot down Mercer street when the clevis came loose and allowed the singletree to drop on one of the horses' heels, when he started to run and kick. Mr.

McBarren either jumped to try to stop the horses or was thrown or pulled off. The wheel'passed over his head and death was 1 Coroner as-it was purely did not any inquest. Mr. McCartney and his two children were'-all nearly buried'in the lumber jut were not injured. The body was removed to the undertaking rooms of the Houscr Bros.

Co. Mr. McBarren's mother is lying critically ill. SHEAKLEYVILLE. Miss Maine Clark has returned home from Grove City, where she has been attending the conservator)' of music.

The Misses Matilda and Maud Graham are visiting their brother's and sister's families in Albion. Mrs. Brown, of Greenville, visited her son, Rev. G. A.

Brown, the past week. preached a very strong sermon on Sabbath observance last Sunday evening. Walter Corll, a young man preparing for the ministry, preached in the Baptist church on Sunday, promise of a fine preacher. He gives The tics distributed for the Middlefield Jind Sharon street car line. Twenty car loads of ties arrived here last week.

The grading will popular institution keeps its.place at comrnenc the first of May. the head of all county schools and the present faculty is a strong one. Miss Mable Moore spent Sunday in SharpsviUe. Miss Villa Burton was home oy.er Sunday. John of Delaware's citizens, was in our town, Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs Frank Ddrr, LlLLINOiS CENTRALR.R. The only Railroad in the United States that can ticket you West, Southwest or Northwest via every gateway across the continent. Via Limited Over the onry true winter route, avoiding chilly blasts and high altitude via Memphis, New Orleans, Beaumont, Houston, San Antonio and El Paso Through Pullman Sleepers and Quickest Time to HOT SPRINGS, ARK. Unsurpassed equipment comprising- Pullman Palace Drawing-room Sleepers, Buffet Library Smoking Cars, Cafe Dining Cars (meals a la carte) and Free Reclining Chair Cars on all trains.

Quickest and Best Line to Superb New Steel Steamers to JttEXICO. HAVANA, Join one of our Personally Conducted Pullman Tourist Sleeping Car Par ties for California from either Cincinnati or Chicago. Elegant Through Sleeping Car Service to MINNEAPOLIS, ST. PAUL and the NORTHWEST. RpuaJ-trip Home-seekers nud oue-wny Colonists tickets on ssle to all points.

No matter where you are golug write to-day for free descriptive matter and full particular E. A. RICHTER, P. Park Building, Pittsburg, Pa, LACE CURTAIN SALE AT W. W.

EMERY'S. At this sale you will see an elegant display pf the very nicest designs, endless variety of over SO different patteais All we ask is a look and we will convince the customer that Emery's is the place to save money during this curtain sale. We have the goods to show; do not ask you to look at the pictures of the curtains, Did you ever notice that a SOc curtain photographed in a flaming advertisement looks just as well as the $5 pair? Now, don't lie in a hurry placing your order for ciirtains or rugs till visit the store of Emery, who will save you money tpgs and carpets as well as lace curtains, ville, were in town on Monday calling on friends, Mr. and Mrs Walter Grimm, of New lastle, visited Mrs. mother, VIrs.

Longstreet, last week. Borland has returned homo 'rorn Beaver, where she was visiting her daughter, Mrs. Roof. Miss Anna Reigleman is visiting riends in Youngstown. Mrs.

Ernest Zahniser, formerly Miss Olive Baker, spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Robins. Hiram Longstreet spent a few days at home. f''- James Campbell was home for a few days. Win.

Tucker, of West Virginia, was a visitor with friends here, a few days Charles Beil, of Sharon, spent a few hours in town. Miss Margaret 'Supplee was in Grove City a few days ago. Our up-to-date clothier, Henry Redfoot, had his store robbed of some $200 worth of goods. No clue. SEVERE ATTACK OF THE GRIP.

The river bridge was refloored last week. Miss Elsie Steelsmith, of Sharpsville, visited her parents over Sunday. The latest arrival is a son to John McDonald and wife. Harry Reed, who has'been suffering with rheumatism, is some better, Mrs. Reed is yet sorely is no-better A.

Thonrpson has built an addi tion to his house. Mrs. Reed, of New Castle, is visiting her son, Harry works are gathering in all the young men from our leaving the older, men to do the work or let it go and yet they expect us to the best the farm can supply. 'Many farmers find it the help they need this spring. All vegctaion got a li the cold wet weather of a week ago, grass and winter most.

Fields on nearly large enough for pasture have turned brown while the wheat blades on many fields were frozen until they arc shrivelled and dead for several inches. Quite a number from Jerusalem church attended the quarterly meeting at the Evangelical church here on last Sunday. A. E. Hunt has his barn ready for the roof.

Miss Minnie Orr, of Salem, was the guest of Miss Mary Cochran a few clays last week. Misses May and Jevcnc Bruce were visiting friends in Coohrunlou Saturday. Rev. G. A.

Brown and Rev. R. families were entertained SHERIFF SELLS THEATRE. Opera House Block Sold at Sheriff's Sale Tuesday for $6,500. Special to Evening Record.

MERCER, April 22. I he Mercer opera house block sold by James Orr to Lieutenant-Gmrl crnor ttm; Brown, of New Castle, some subject to a certain Hen" which it seems Brown failed to satisfy hence sale. The remi premises were sold ns the property of Tames OTT for a purchase money lien. B. Magoffin was the purchaser but was doubtless acting for some client.

PETITIONS AND MOTIONS In the matter of the sale of 'the real estate of Chas. Bush, late of Mercer, deceased, for the maintenance of the widow of said Bush, the court fixed April 23 as the day for hearing the case. at the h'omtTof Mr. Humphrey Orr, on Tuesday. Wishing the Advance success it merits I will leave the corre-' spondcnce to better writers.

Adieu, What's the secret of happy, vigorous health? Simply keeping the bowels, the stomach, the liver and kidneys strong and Burdock Bitters does it. Blood grain suffering the which grass was Erie Railroad Excursions. Boston, July 2, 3, 4, and 5 account National association. Chillicithe, May 20 and 21, Centennial celebration, account of admission of Ohio to the Union. San'Francisco and Los 2 and 3 and 11 to 18, account General Assembly of the Presbyterian church.

To most all points in the west and northwest daily until April 30, One- way settlers tickets at very low rates. points, in south and southwest on 31 arid April 7 and 14. New Orleans 5 to, 8j" account Medical association. Cincinnati May 28 to 30, account Grand! Council-Commercial travelers of Ohio. 'Neiv Orleans April 11 to 1.3, account National Manufacturers' association.

St. Louis April 26, 27, 29, 30, and In the, case of the Com. vs. Henry Lebowitz a nol pros, was granted upon motion of the district attorney. All costs having been paid.

Brush was appointed auditor of Salem township, vice Ellsworth Ponnell, deceased. John White and W. A. Pil son were appointed auditors of the borough 0 Mefcer vice Henry Cubbison removed. The certificate of incorporation' of the Central Christian church of Sharon was approved by Judge Miller, In the matter of the divorce of Caroline Jarrett vs.

William Jarrett a pluries subpoena was awarded and publication ordered. In the 'divorce case of Tohn 0 'Connor vs. Clarissa O'Connor H. was appointed master to testimony and report his opinion hereon'' to the Court. Upon petition of Mary E.

Freeman a legatee a rule to show cause was granted why the account of the OXPC- tor Thos. should be opened. An alias subpoena was granted in the divorce case of Nora Reigh vs. J. D.

Reigh. John B. Thompson was appointed master in divorce in the case of Isabella Carr.vs: David Carr. MARRIAGE GRANTS. Andy Exchek.

"Sharon May 1, account Good Roads convention'Mary Ballork Sharon also dedication World's fair, Homeseekers are on s'ale the first and third Tuesdays each month. John H. Greenville Ida M. Baer. OttcrcreeTc See the Erie railroad agent for par- Geor SC Mahaney, Conncaut.O ticulars or write W.

E. Langdon, T. Kathryn Knnpp. SharpsviUe Youngstown, O. Continued on page 4 TRY ADVANQB ARGUS PRINTING, Cured by One Bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.

"When I had an attack of the grip ast winter (the second one) I actually cured myself with one bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy," says Frank W. Perry, Editor of the Enterprise, Shortsville, N. Y. "This is the honest truth. I at times kept from coughing myself to pieces by taking a teaspoonful of this remedy, and when the cough ing spell would come on at night I would take a dose and it seemed that in the briefest interval the cough would pass off and I go to sleep perfectly free from cough and its accompanying pains, To say that the remedy acted as a most agreeable surprise is putting it very mildly.

I had no idea that'it would or coujd knock out the grip, simply because I had never tried it for such a purpose, but it did, and it seemed with, the second attack of coughing the reraHy.caused.it to not only of less duration, but the pains were far less severe, and I had not used the contents of one bottle before Mr. Grip had bid rne Fpr gale by H. Scald head is an eczema of the scalp severe sometimes, but it can be cured. Doan's Ointment, quick and permanent in its results. At any drug store, 50 cents, Electricity appeals to all users of power but in Greenville appeals more particularly to who make'ice cream, who use sewing machines; who chop meat, who grind coffee, who a.re not satisfied yow Reduced Fares via Pennsylvania Lines Excursion pickets will be sold via Pennsylvania lines as follows: To points in the west, northwest and south, April 7 and 21, for Home-seekers', excursions.

To New Orleans, April 11 to 13 inclusive, account National Manufac turers' association. To California and Intermediate Territory, One-Way Second Class Colonists' Tickets, April 18th to June 15th. To points in the West, Northwest and South, April 2lst, May 5th, 19th, June 2d and 16th for Home-Seekers' Excursion, To points in South and Southwestern Territory, April 21st, May 5th, 19th, June-2d, 10th, July 7th and 21st, One- Way Second Class Settlers' Ticket. To St. Louis, April 26 and 27, account National -International Good Roads convention, To St.

Louis, April 29 and May 1, inclusive, account dedication ceremonies, Louisana Exposition. To New Orleans, May 1 and 3, inclusive, account the American Medical association. To San 'ancisco, May 2d and May lltu to 17th, inclusive; alson May 3d and 18th for certain trains account THE CRITICAL PERIODS IN A WOMAN'S LIFE Are When the Change Comes from Childhood to Womanhood and Later When the Organs of the Pelvic Region Cease Their Work. DR. W.

CHASFSlERVE PILLS. By Their Power to Make Good Rich, Red, Oxygen Carrying Blood Insures the Proper Nourishing of Every Organ in the Body and an Absolute Immunity from Disease. A IVERYE TONIC NEVER EQUALED TtasSHAPEDBox-No OTHER When the child changes from girlhood to womanhood and again later National Council Junior Order United un life when the organs of the pelvic Ton American Mechanics. To Los Angeles, and San cisco, May 2 and May-11 to 17, inclusive; also May 3 and 18 for certain trains account Presbyterian General Assembly and National association ol Master Plumbers of the United St, June 16 and 17, ac opunt Saengerfest of North Ameri can Saengerbund. Foley'p Kidney mafceg W4neyi ft regions cease their work, there is a strain thrpwn upon the nervous system, that requires putside aid that there may be supplied a proper amount of additional strength and resistive ppwer.

This the Dr. A. Chase Nerve Pills do to a certainty by ability tp supply the nervousi system and organs afflicted agiQunt of nerve strength and energy tbftt enables them to tfcemwjygs i-apjcj, ly and easily to the changes taking Mrs. BUFFALO If, Julia Rowland of Jfo, 364 Pearl St. Buffalo N.

Y. says: "Both myself and daughter age 17 are deeply indebted to Dr. Chase and his' Nerve Pills. They certainly are grand tonic to the 1 them about a year ago, to give me and vitality to go through the that usually comes to woman change of life, and found all the ness, crying spells and weakness disap. pear in tiurjy Thjs 0 them to my daughter 'abput she began, to have tye endlf ome girls do in eariy he medicine acted equally as, well She grew strong and color became clear, the languor assitude disappeared and she ww 0 go abouf her school duties the Pr, Chas? Ifprvsi as a nerve such caws and gladly them fa others who.