The Record-Argus from Greenville, Pennsylvania • Page 1

'tfVtf' ar.vKs» TfilpRSDAY, M. FENNER'S for the Family. Cough Honey. CURE. Blood and Liver Nerve Tonic Great Blood for Spring.

Mendaohea, Conatlpatlon, Ncrtoui GoldenBelief For Coughs, Colds, firip, or "Cold" In PAttT of body Colour), Sept. For a whole year could do no work and walked only by holding on to a ebatr. I doctored with four different but received no rellel Hue of two bottlci ef Dr. Fenufir'a And lUckftChe Core gave me a perfect cure. J.

M. MoKiKMT Crawford Jnne 18.1900. Three ago 1 ht a severe attack of and blood poison, breaking out on my bead and face. My pliyalclnn attended me for levetal roontha without result. I then three bolt of Dr.

Keuner'n lllood and Mrer Remedy and Murve Tonic and secured a complete cure. FRANK BAHXMAK. Mlddleboro, Sept. 7, IfiOO. My wife hai luffered long with dyspepsia.

I tried all of the pepsin preparations and all of my own pre- wltboot avail. I flually prescribed Dr. Fanner'! Djapepila Cora and the nueoflt effected a cure. Many her similar cases that have come under my observation have been cured by bis Dyspepsia Caie. Dr.

F. J. LKIABOOOP. My Dear Dr. Fenner.

Frsaonla, N.T. I have used Fenner'a Golden for many for the dlseaeees and accidents fo'r which It Is advertlaed and bave found It rally equal to all you olaln. Tor It. J. BOYD E8PTT, Jii.

Charon. tfefd for Ontu, Old PprHlnK, C'alclh, Grip, Bore Throttt, Colic, Bowel Troubles) it In anfalllnK. St. Vitus Dance Akron, Ohio, hit. 8,1900 Dr.

FBNNKB, Fredonla, N. r. "We have aold many dozens of your St. Vltus' Dance Specific and every case has been cured by It. It baa proved a blexlna here At.t«n CLARK Pupa o.

Alk ydut dealer for Atmunne for 19O1 eomalnlna; of the Bemedlvi and of the most remarkable ever achieved by medicine. Special Holiday Sale at Greatly Reduced Prices Men's Overcoats, Men's Suite, Men's Pants, Boys' Suits and Overcoats at a reduction of 25 per or ONE-FOURTH OFF. Gents'Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps. Just received a new line of Neckwear, Gloves. Hosiery, and a fine line of Umbrellas.

Will give a reduction on all Furnishing Goods, over one dollar's purchase, 1O PER CENT. OFF. UR MERCHANT TAILORING. A Suits, Overcoats and Pants made to order at lowest bottom prices. Suits to oider from $13.50 up to any price to suit the customer.

Come now and (bargains. lire The Old Reliable Clothiers 185 Main St. ERVITA PILLS (THE AMBITION THAT NATURE INTENDED ALL TO HAVE Nerve Tonic and Blood Builder. Brings the pink glow to cheeks and restores the fire of youth. By mail 50 cents per boxes $3.50, with our bankable guarantee to cure or pd the money paid.

Send for circular and copy of our ble guarantee bond. iRVITA TABLETS Will Restore Strength, Energy PILL8 50 CTS. EXTRA STRENGTH (YELLOW LABEL) -Immediate Results ely guaranteed cure for Paresis, Locomotor Ataxia, Nervous Prostration, Insanity, Paralysis and the Results of Excessive Use of Tobacco, Opium jior. By mail in plain package, $1.00 a box, 6 for $5.00, with our bankable iranteo bond to cure In 30 days or refund money paid. Address, NERVITA MEDICAL COMPANY Clinton and Jackson Streets CHICAGO.

ILLINOIS Sold by Geo. Kamerer, City Drag Store GreeuTllle, Fa. OFFER of Interest to tepsper The Weekly Leader Will be sent till APRIL 1st, 19O2 FOR ONE me i themselves of this offer at once, whellier OLP OP, NKVV SUB- SUBIBKRS, will leueive the paper FIFTEEN MONTHH for the above amount, The Doings of Coiifjrens The InHugumtion next March of President McKinley, who has just been reelected to thebich office he now holds The Propressof the War in the I'hilippineB. and the policy whicli this country will ultimately udopt in reorganizing the government on the islands TLe Troubles and'Disorders Caused by the Boxers in China, awaiting their solution; All tltcdo mntte.tsurn of speeipl interest to the people of this country, and THE CLEVELAND LKADEU, with Ihc splendid facilities it has fur xaihuring t.he news, will rcauers thnronghly pusicd in regard to these, as well as other important occurrences transpiring constantly throughout the world. Subocrike for the Best Weekly Newspaper In tho Stato of Ohio, WEEKLY LEADER, SCHOOL REPORT.

Report of the Greenville public schools or the month ending Dec 18, 1906! 8tDt Marr A. Stayer. Katia Sana L. GIIIMple 4-Mlsl Bean H. J.

Brown Prlu, Bdg. ToUl 388 96 43 8 MASSED AWAY. FELL DEAD. Former Greenville Physician Mra, Lucy Merricte, of Dies at Sine. Dies at Kane.

Dr. Walter Hotlle, one of the most prominent physicians and surgeons of CENTRAL BUILDING. Kindergarten, UlMPeatlHamuy 1-MfM Callls MIM Klliabeth Calvin HlnaOgden I 5-MI88 H. Susan Lcet, Prln. Total 94 339 95 115 19 COLUMBIA BUILDING.

Anna O'ron ma Alice' Edward) Emily A. Couie llM Pearl Grace Mary Brown E. flealy Prln, at Qrntnl Total Irani! tiitiil for en mo mouth 1899 38 84 41 SI 46 41 43 83 'sos 830 84S 930 H. MILLER. Supt.

MERCER. MAfcRIAGB LICENSES. Charles McCurdy Worth Mabel Worth E. J. Woodworth Maud Eckleburg New Wilmington Murdock New Vernon Emily Bailey Walter Mossman West Salem Clara Green Hadley Chas.

F. Boyer West Salem Pearl Johnston West Salem Lewis H. Melchor Delaware Louise C. Rodawalt Leesburg H. E.

Lowry Cleveland Olive Sheakleyville Harry M. Westlake Millbrook Rose M. Baker Millbrook Floyd Williams Sharon Anna F. A. Riley Lizzie Jones Sugar Grove Harry H.

Cros Butler Co. Eva McMahan Chauncey Thompson Lackawannock Rebecca May Dilley J. C. Schofield Youngstown Liola Weller Mercer Co. Harry E.

Bailey Jamestown Maude; Bates Simods, O. SHEEP CLAIMS. G. W. Phillips, Hickory, has filed a sheep claim of $20, for two killed and injured.

WINTER TOURS TO CALIFOBNIA, The Erie railroad is an important link in the great railway systems that connect the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, and the Passenger equipment of this popular road is up to date in eveiy appointment having all the luxuries of modern travt to offer the thousands who contemplate "crossing the continent" ihis winter to ihe "Lund of Sunshine and Roses." This being the closing year of a century wonderlul and astounding progress, brings to mind the gigantic undertaking ofjoining the two great oceans with bands ol iron; American history, in its triumphs of progress, gives no event more thrilling interest than the scene on May 10, 1869, which attended the lay ing of the last rail that banded the con tinent and wtlded the oceans. Over this and tbe other great trans continents routes since constructed, the unnum bered millions of future generations may travel in sumptuous palaces to the mos perfect climate in the world and a state rich with gold and precious je- els. Round trip tickets by a great variety of routes, bearing limit of nine months with liberal stop over privileges, are available and particularly desirable for California travel. For complete information, call on or write Mr F. B.

Doan, Ticket Agent the Erie Railroad company. dar-at FOR PNEUMONIA. says Dr. 0. I.

Bishop, Agnew, have used Foltty's Honey and Tar in three veiy severe cases of pneumonia with good results in every case." Geo. Kamerer. Winter BolidnyBatei. Excursion tickets will be sold between all stations on the Pittsburg, Bessemer Lake Erie railroad, and to points on connecting lines. December 93, 24, 25, 31,1900, and January 1901, good returning to and including January 1901, at a fare and a the round trip.

For particulars inquiHarf neents ol the Bessemer line. E. n. UT.LBV. Gen.

AgtvfMurg, Pa. The Nickel sell holiday txcursion December sjjnd, and January igt at a ai the round trip, tickets Rood rfl until January 900, inclusive, on of our peerless trio of daily trains scheduled to stop, wire, 'phone, call at or address 1 ticket office, jpo state street. ErteJ 4 REDUCED Pennsylvania for Obrletmna New Year Holjdaye. Excursion tickets will be sold December 33, 33, 24, 35, and 31, 1990, and January 1901, via Pennsylvania lines account Christmas and New Year holidays. Tbe rate for adults will not be less than 30 cents, nor less than 15 cents for children.

Tickets will be good returning until January 3, 1901, inclusive For details about time of trains, call on or address FBNTON, ticket Absolutely Harmless. Cures on the Spo BROMO-PEPSIN "NOTE THE Woiio PEPSIN." Indigestion, Netvouanesi All Drucgiara, lOo, fiOo 6rts AUQUBT FLOWER. "It is a surprising fact," says Pr, Houton, "that in my travels in all of the world, for the last ten have met more people hevinjp usec Green's August Flower than any othe remedy, lor dyspepsia, deranged live and stomach, and for constipation, find for tourists and or to filling office positions, wher headaches and general from irregular habits exist, that Au g'jst Flower is a grand remedy. doe injure tbe system and excellent foe Achre'sDrug Sold by i' 'frequent use uacha am Kane, died In that city on Monday evening. Dr, Hottle was the elder son of the late Jonathan Hottle, the popular landlord of tbe old St.

Cnarles hotel, in this place, that stood on Main street where Rhelnhart's store, Novinger's restaurant and Garner's drug store now stands. Dr. Hottle studied medicine with Dr. B. E.

Mossman of this place, and after graduating at the Western Reserve Medical college, Cleveland, in 1876, located first in New Hamburg, Mercer county, where he remained one year. His next location was in Southern Indi ana, and in the winters of he returned to GreenvilU and entered the ffice of Dr. Mossman, His final locr- on was in Kane some e'ghieen years He leaves a wife and two children. Hottle was 47 years of age. THE DEATH ROLL SAMUEL M'CLELLAND.

Samuel McClelland, one of Transfer's oldest citizens, whose death was noted before as occurring at his home in that on Wednesday, December 20, was gedSa years. He was born in Hunt ngton county, and moved to this part of the state with his parents when but a child. He was the father of six children: Vm, late of Beloit, Kansas; Samuel, of Sharpsville; Mrs. Gillespie, of Meadville; Mrs. Thomas Morrison, Mis.

Leroy ChittenQen and Miss Martha, of Transfer. His wife died a few years ago. He had a faithful member of the Baptist church ior forty three years. The Mineral services took place on Friday, conducted by his passor, Rev. T.

B. Marlin; interment in Transfer cemetery. HENRY CHRISTMAN. Henry Christman, of Chicago, died Sunday, aged about 51 years. Mr.

Cbristman is a brother of our 'townsman F. Christman, and Mrs. William Kemp, another brother and his mother live in Conneaut, The cause of his death was pneumonia. His wife lust returned from the hosp'tal where she had been treated for the same trouble. It is possible the remains may be brought here for interment, when Mrs.

Christman fully regains health. 8PKCIAt FARK For and Hoineseekera Going Weat, One way and round trip second clas tickets at special low rates are 'on pair via Pennsylvania Lines to Denver and ottipr points in Colorado, nrid to points in Minnesota, Nonh Dakota, Montana, Wyoming, Utah, Oregon, Washington and British Columbia. The fares are particularly low lor the bentfitof per sons desiring to go West at small expenses, and are in effVct Tuesdayb each week, on Inch days tickets can be purchased at any ticket office of the Pennsylvania Lines For particulars ap ply to nearest local of these lines or address C.L. Kimball, Assistant Get eral Passenger Agent, Cleveland, O. WORTH OV GOOD.

A. H. Thurnesf.ol Willis Creek Coa Buffalo, vuitcs: "I have been afflicted with kidney and bladder trouble for years, passing gravel or stones, with excruciating pain. Other medicine only gave relief. taking Foley's Kidney Cure the result was surprising.

A few doses started the brick dust, like fine stones, and now I have no pain across my kidneys and I feel like a new man, Foley's Cidney Cure has done me $tooo worth of good," Geo. Kamerer. Aged Mrs, Lucy, 'wlitf 'f a mile west of died denly Christmas night, She was on her way to an tnent in town and fell by the roadside'. Neighbors coming along found 5 her lying unconscious and carried her to the residence of Lee McCrum, whicn was only a short distance away, but life was extinct when reached the house She was about 60 years ol age. The funeral was held todayi WEDDING BELLS.

Former Qreehville Lady Weds Greenyille' iilan. Harry Stuart, of Greenville, and si Mae Millhouse, of this city, werA united in marriage, 'Wednesday, at 6:30 at the residence of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M.

Mill house, on Water street. The ceremony occurred in the presence of only a few relatives, and was performed by Rev. Bowers. Following the wedding was a re ception, attended by many friends who extended congratulations. A large number of valuable presents were received by the bride and groom.

Mr. and Mrs, Stuart, who will reside in Greenville, are well known in this, city, which was formerly the home of the groom, as well as of the bride, and in their new relations in life will be attended by the best wishes of all. They went to Greenville this morning on train Tribune. FOB HOAKSKNKS8, Benj. of Hutton, says he has not spoken a word "above a whisper for months, and one bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar restoted his voice.

Used largely by speakers and singers. Geo. F. Kamerer. 1 A cold, cough or la grippe can be "nipped in the bud" with a dose or two; of Foley's Honey and Tar.

Beware of substitutes. There is nothing so good. F. Kamerer. Ralph, Frank Aid Allison! i AltO I)) -1 Vander Ladies and Mrs.

WM were comingni lowing another were dnvjng eiifj sudden the his own biig this he'stari cer street at ot the ladiea together an infant no one SORE THROAT Keeps Many Children From School. whan, If there waa a bottle ol TONSILINE on the etoaet ihell. they need never lose a day from thla cauie. Il la a ipeclflc for any dlacaMol themoulh or throat. Prompt, Safe, Efficient.

28 and SOc. At your drufglala. THE TONSILINB OWIO. The Best Salve In the World is Banner Salve. It is made from a prescription by a widely known skin specialist and pos-jiivi ly is the most healing salve for piles, hums, burns, scalds, ulcers, running sores and all skin diseases.

G. F. Kamerer. Culd and cough cures are numerous but the one that leads all others in merit is Foley's Honey and Tar, which is in great demand these days, Geo, F. Kamerer.

Toure to the Every week an Atlas Line steamship leaves New York for Port Limon, Costa Rica, via Jamaica. The trip of one ol these fine steamers is replete wilh eat. The of SanSalvador, discovered by. Columbus in 1492, is the first land sighted alter leaving New York Harbor, then For.Une Islands, then the eastern coast of Cuba and then Jamaica The ship stops two days at the passenger may, if he wishes, over until the following steamer, or longer if desired, Jamaica will not fail to interest the visitor fur an extended period Continuing voyage the Caribbean Sea, Fort Columbia, South America, is She stop. Then corner Carthagena "the old Spanish stronghold of the new world, with its, magnificent harbor synd fine old walls and churches.

i Ji where the and sp Look Ahead, Girls. If young girls would look it would sometimes save them from serious collision with the men they marry is here that ignorance is almost a The young husband cannot understand It when the wife changes to a peevish, nervous, querulous woman. the young wife does not understejjirrit her- edf. She knows i 8 very miserable. Ihat This queatloa Itt "i Ut us ainWbiLjit JMay.XT and hetlthtnl tfoboillna I qotbablngj vater and sot to fP)avo Raspberry and CASTO1 For and The Kind You HaviTAt Bears the Bignatnre of i Sweets for 'Djjg LOWNEY' CANDIES- 1,2,3, 5 Bo S.T, DRfcFS'TAMOUS 6QDf AND 100,000 to suffurors wlio rlared incurable, Cb Dref great ing wondeis, T' lOO.OQO serae.

If ever thefe needs help it adjusting herseli of wifehbod. scription makes urne when nature tjie ypung girl is the new conditions pjerce's Favorite omen strong and aick women jt promotes regularity, dries debilitating drains, teals In- is worBing-miracles 75,003 cures tq -No rheumatism can ll great IK astonisnt flamraation and female weakness. Sick women are Pierce, by lett confidences are feetopr.R, Hceration, and cures ijnvited to consult Dr. free. All wpmonjj aided with strict Write without fear Buffalo, N.

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