The Record-Argus from Greenville, Pennsylvania • Page 1

1 If V--. -V EVENING RECORD. VOL III, NO. 842 GREENVILLE; WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, iw TWO OfeNti PIN OOPV TEN PCM WIIK SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE We have decided to continue our Special Sale of Beady Made Clothing for another 30 days from July 9, giving per cent, or one-fourth off for cash. We will 'also make a liberal discount on Gents' Furnishing Goods and on clothing made to order.

Please call and get your outfit at a bargain. CROP REPORT. Hot Weather the the Feature Week. of ell- 185 Main street. A Bad Connection can easily be made, but a good connection with a main gas or water pipe is not easy until you make connections with a good plumber who is competent to do the work.

Consider us when you have some Pluir bing Work to be done we are thoroughly posted in our own business, and an order from you will promptly put all our knowledge and skill at your service, and the cost will not be great. H. S. STUART, Plumber. Next door to postoffice.

RAILROAD NEW fORK, BOSTON, CHICAGO, CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS. For rates, lime tables and full Information, call or address F. B. DOAN, Awot Schedule In effect July.

1000. Central timi- From GREENVILLE STATION TRAINS I AST ATTRACTIVE SOMMBK KBSOBT. Wlnonu Luke on the Linen Rest, recreation, entertainment and instruction, amid delightful surroundinss and congenial company, are the attractions offered by Winona Lake, the pretty resort on the Pennsylvania Lines in Northern Indiana. This resort is the site of Winona Assembly and Summer School, and is annually visited by many persons who are strengthened in mind by the excellent afcilities for educational work, and in- invigorated in body by the healtbsivini influences for which Winona Lake is famous. May isth marks the opening of the season for 1900, and commencing that excursion tickets to Winona Lake .1 be on sale via Pennsylvania Lines.

Fo particular information on the subject of rates and time tables apply to Ticbei Agents of the Penneylvan'a Lines, or to F. VAN DUSKN, Chief Assistant Genera! Passenger Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa. Information about attractions at Winona Lake, Summer School sessions, will be furnished in reply to inquiries addressed to MR. S. C.

DICKEY, Secretary Wiuona Lake, Ind. THE LIST OF WODNDED who have been healed by Banner Salve, is very large. It heals all wounds or sores Jand leaves no scar. Geo. F.

Kamerer. The Weather Bureau's crop and mate bulletin, dated July 24, says: "Intensely hot we ither was the feature of the week. Every day was hot, no cool weather intervening Philadelphia had a maximum temperature of Hanisburg, Several places reported temperatures above "The effect of this hot weather on crops apparently has been somewhat detrimental in many districts, owing to the lack of sufficient moisture in the sort Of all growing crops corn was the least affected, and continued to grow and thrive during the hot, sunshiny days in nearly all districts. In the western counties rainfalls were ample and conditions were excellent for rapid crop growth. In eastern counties, though rain is needed, crops are not generally suffering.

Only in the section embracing the center of the state is the lack of rainfall seriously felt, crops shriveling and generally backward. Rains are much needed and would be very beneficial. "AH over the state apples continue to drop; yet, from nearly every section, as repotted, continues excellent for a fair to a heavy yield. There are a few spots, especially in the center of the state, where the prospects are slim for a large crop, but without serious mishap Pennsylvania's crop for 190 will probably be large. Pears are promising; berries plentiful." WAS ALL IN THE FAMILY Husband Sues Wife for Furnishing Him Liquor.

OF INTEMPERATE HABITS MERCER. Or COORT. Quarter Hominy third Monday of April. Third Monday of June. Third Mondny of OctoMr.

Common Monday ofFobrntry. Third Xonday of March. Third Monday of Third Monday of November. Third Mondny of December. RACE CIRCUIT.

Of the man-Greenville Circuit. The following arc the dates of this He and Friend Proves Kis Bad Character and Reaches First Base. JAMESTOWN. The following friends and relatives attended the funeral of Frank Gamble Mrs. Charles Mossman, New Castle; Mrs.

Porter, Sharon Mrs. Christy, Mrs. John Mitchell, Dr. McElhaney, Mrs. Lucinda Smith, Greenville Mrs.

Gamble and daughter, Mrs. McQueen, Hartstown Mrs. M. Mossman and daughter Jessie, St. Augustine, Florida; Mrs.

Mary Cannon, Oil City. Mrs. Dr. Mitchell went to'West Middlesex, the first of the week. This is the season of the year for cucumbers, cholera and coffins.

F. S. Carson, a prominent cattle dealer of this section, died at his home, about five miles north of town, on Friday morning last, after a sickness of some six months. He was about 43 years of 8, New York Limited 14 Express an Atlantic Express, for New York 11:57 aic 10, New York Special PIT. 16, Chautauqua express, TilS pir 38, Accommodation TRAINS WIST.

DCi-AUt 5, Chicago and Cincinnati Ijlmlted 7, PHtsburu and Cleveland Express 3, Pacific Express, for Chicago 1, Cincinnati and Chicago express, 37, Accommodation no 2:51 pm 6:00 pa 8:25 am No. 14 carries passengers between and HeadvlUe. From SHENANGO STATION IS, For Huntingdon, Ind. No baggage 10 am tNo. 11, LeavltUbnrg Short Express 1:40 a-n TNo.

8, Arrives from LeavitlsunrB, 8:10 ptc tExcopt Sunday. pxcept Monday and day after legal holiday B. H. Wallace, ft. A.

P. Cleveland, 0. F. W. Bnsklrk, A.

Gt. F.A., Chicago. J. 1). Anthony.

T. P. A. Younistown 0. Call for your clothes on regular days you may spec ify each mootl), keep them clean and free irom spots or stains, do 'light mending, press them and deliver to your door again for a very reasonable amount.

FRED SNYDER, Over North Mercer Street. The strangest law suit ever held in Jamestown, or anywhere else for all that, took place at 'Squire Carr's court on Tuesday afternoon. The plaintiff was William Yokes defendant, his wife charge, furnishing liquor to a man of known intemperate habits, to-wit: the plaintiff. Yokes was the first witness. He testified to the fact that he was a man of intemperate habits, that he drank lor the purpose of getting drunk and did get drunk on divers and sundry times, occasions and places, all of which was well known to the defendant, the said Mrs.

William Yokes, plaintiff and wife of the aforesaid witness and prosecutor. And further, that on Monday, July 23, A. D. 1900, with malice aforethought, fearing neither God nor man, did purposely, intentionally, feloniously and positively hie herself to Greenville, county and state aforementioned, and did then and Ihere procure and otherwise get and obtain a quantity of intoxicating liquor. Returning home she did further, with the aid and wiles of one Burns, a boarder, persuade the said husband to drink about one pint of the demon rum, from the effects of which he became well shot, soaked and otherwise jntoxicated, tending to his physical, intellectual and moral degradation.

Campbell was also sworn and said that he was a resident of Jamestown, knew Yokes and that he was a man of known intemperate habits. Mrs. Yokes admitted furnishing the nerve-killer to her husband, but said he had begn drunk for two days previous, and that she had given him the liquor to ROUT INK MATTERS. Statement of financial condition of Mercantile Trust company was filed by W. H.

Cochtan, and approved. J. R. W. Baker, Esq filed his report in divorce case of George S.

vs. Matilda V. McElhaney, and recommended the divorce be granted. An order was granted for the sale of the real estate of Isaac K. Jacobs, deceased, on motion of W.

J. Wieldon. In case of R. M. Belles, deceased, use of G.

W. McBride vs. Westerman Filer ft of David McKnight, judgment was granted against the de. fendant for the sum of f86 as per answer of Q. A.

Gordon presented his re- pott as master in suit of Francis J. Goodwin vs. John E. was filed and confirmed nisi. W.

H. Cochran, filed his recog- aizance as guardian of Viola Cousins, heir of the late Jacob N. M. Patterson was appointed committee in lunacy proceeding against Richard Vance Davis, now confined in Warren asylum. J.

J. Donaldson, Esq was appointed master in divorce application of W. W. Graham vs. Lida B.

Graham. In case of Nannie L.vs.W. L. Osborne, motion was made for payment alimony, upon which an order was granted direct- ng that if the alimony was not paid race circuit of the several association which will be held in August and September: JBFFBR80N. Ashtabula County Agricultural society, 54th annual fair held at Jefferson, August ar, 22 and 23.: Wednesday, August trot, purse $150; 2:40 pace, purse $150; 2:24 rot, purse $200.

Thursday, August trot, purse 5150; 2:24 pace, (open to 2:22 trotters), jurse $200; 2:40 trot, purse KINSMAN. Kinsman Stcck and Agricultural com- aany, annual fair held at Kinsman, August 29, 30 and 31, is as follows: Thursday, August trot, purse $150:2:40 pace, purse $150; 2:24 trot, purse $150. Friday, August -2130 trot, purse $150; 2:24 pace, (open to 2:22 trotters), purse $150; 2:40 trot, purse $150; ning half mile, best 3 in 5, £50. GRHENVILLH. Greenville fair, September 12 and 13, will offer fie following: Wednesday, September trot, purse $175; 2:30 pace, purse trot, purse $200.

Thursday, September pace, (open to 2:22 trotters), pur a $200; 2:30 trot, purse $175; running half-mile, best 3 in 5, purse j. All races are under the American ting association, which will govern. Brazilian Balm THE GREW SOOTH AMERICAN BALSAM I KADICAU.Y CURBS In female troubles. CATARRH! It clears the head of foul mucous heals thq sores and ulcers of the head aud throat sweetens the breath, and perfectly restores the senses of the taste, smell and hearing: Stops headache and dropping into thj throat. Also destroys the germ which cause; HAY FEVER, making a perfect cure in a few days.

Nevei fails I No fatal case of LA GRIPPE ever known where Brazilian Balm was faithfully used. 3 destroys the grippe germ and quickly all the after bad effect FA H.I LE in ASTHMA, CROUP, BRONCHITIS, PLEURISY. PNEUMONIA, RHEUMATISM, TYPHOID and SCARI.E'I FEVER, and any disease wheri there is 1'nflaniinatiou, Fever or Congestion Greatest relief in Consumption ever covered, Cures a Fresh Cold in one day. Sto age and leaves a wife and one daughter, an aged mother, two sisters and a brother, I. L.

Carson, of Greenville. Funeral was held at 2 p. on Saturday; interment at Espyville, Pa. Mrs. Geo.

W. Lowden, of Greenville, has been visiting at Mr. John Masena's. The John Flaherty, of Niles and New Castle, expect to spend about two weeks at the old homestead on the Greenville road. B.

F. Vanderslice drove a merry psrty of ladies on Thursday to the pleasant home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Osborn, Salem township. They were: Mrs.

F. Vanderslice, Mrs. N. E. Webb, Mrs.

C. N. Gavlord, Mrs. E. J.

Williams, Mrs. K. Lyman, Mrs. E. J.

McCartney, Mrs. Boles, Mrs. J. Welch, Maude Nolan Nettie Robinson. After reaching their destination the hostess spread a sumptuous repast, which was relished by all.

They remained till evening, and then returned home all highly pleased with their trip across the country. Mrs. Mary McCarrol is visiting in Warren, O. A. Montgomery and family are in Mercer visiting friends.

Scot Stone, of Elyria, Ohio, was in town, Friday, on the way to visit his mother, Mrs. W. G. Wade, of South Shenango. Mrs.

Susan Mills is visiting her son, Rev. S. L. Mills, at West Middlesex. W.

Stephens, of Sharpsville, was In town on Thursday. Harry Hurd, the obliging assistant postmaster, left on Monday for month's vacation, visiting friends in Mercer. Rev. Buzza, of the M. E.

church, ex changed pulpits with Rev. Dr. Day, of Greenville, last Sabbath evening. Frank Campbell, our constable, is a great promoter of temperance. sober up on.

Burns had an invitation to attend the law-suit as co-defendant, but was called away from town by a pressing engagement. 'Squire Carr bound Mrs. Yokes over to court with bail at $150. Mr. Yokes is about 63 years of age, an old soldier and draws $45 pension for the loss of an arm.

Mrs. Yokes is somewhat younger and was married once before to a man named Clancy. THE GREAT FAMINE. The greatest cry for bread that has ever been heard is now going up from India. Millions of human being are actually starving for want of food, and thousands will die if relief does not come quickly.

Two dollars will furnish food for one person until the harvest, which is about five months hence. Any contributions left with the ADVANCE ARGUS Co. will be forwarded to Brown Brothers 59 Wall street New York. Name of giver and amount will be published in EvENrwo RECORD, daily. Zinc and grinding.

within ten days, an execution shall issue therefor. On motion of J. A. McLaiighry, a plurie supoena was granted in divorce application of Jennie Fowler vs. Clyde E.

Fowler. Cyrus Berrine, executor of Mary M. Perrine, deceased, and guardian of her minor children, Ira. J. Perrine, was discharged from his trusts upon his own petition presented by W.

C. Barker.Esq. Costs in case of commonwealth vs. Ed. Phillip and Mary Sleekier were ordered paid by the county.

On motion of District Attorney Campbell a nol. pros, was granted in case against Thos. J. Young, upon his statement that the case was settled and the costs paid. The guardian of James W.

Hofius was authorized to make private sale of real estate owned by said minor. Upon his own petition W. Tyrrell was discharged as guardian of James Scott Beil, the business of his trust having been closed up. Judge Miller filed opinions on the following cases which had previously been argued: Case of Joseph McKee, executor of Alexander McKee vs. Ann McKee, petition to satisfy judgment, the court filed an order directing that on payment by defendant of the unpaid costs of pro- thonotary and sheriff, and one-half of the costs of this rule, the prothontary mark the judgment satisfied, S.

F. Thompson, administrator of the i estate ot Geo. T. Sykes, deceased, vs, J. H.

McKean and W. S. Hirst, the exceptions to to the report of the referee were overruled. Adam Miller and Jacob and David Zuchlag vs. F.

W. Looser, in settlement of co-partnership Greenville Blocks Coal company, money was oidered paid to the partners. MARRIAGE GRANTS. George A. Coaper Sharon Lizzie M.

Sharon Edward Kelly Sharon Mary Ann Kenniff. Sharon John Sipa Sharon Maty Duda Sharon SHERP CLAIMS. Robert Chadderton, Hickory, two killed and twenty-three injured, $18. Zahniser Stewart, Hickory, two killed and fifty-one injured, $10. G.

L. Flowers, Hickory, nine killed and 56 injured, $85. Maude Garvin, Salem, one killed and 7 injured, $10. What Shall We Have for DesseiJ This question arises in the family evci'y daj 1 Lot us answer It Try Joll-0, a delicious and hatlthful dessert. Prepared la two initiates.

No boiling I no baking I simply adding baling water and set to cool. Flavors Lemon, Orange. Raspberry and Strawberry Get a package at your grocers today. 10 cts lu One Nlglie. Charles II.

Conuelle, leading awyer of York, says: "Your iilian Balm cured rje of one of the worst tolds I ever experienced, in one night. think it the greatest mediciue thti market, and you can ee my you like- Stops ringing in the S. For OUtWiird USO IJCUIB luiu ua v.a Irom WOUiids, QUICK CURB FOR CONSTIPATION AND PILES. es a res in one day. Stoa head and relieves deafness.

As an a heals Cuts.Sores and liurns like magic. I'rt Power is Almost Miraculous. The Best Family Medicine in Existenoo SO oenJt Bottle contains 100 Doses, or Two Weeks Treatment for BOTTLE EQUALS THREE SOo, BOTTLES, HOME TESTIMONIALS: "Brazilian Balm cured me of inveterate catarrh which I had for over 20 ytsursj fit is the most wonderful triumph of medical Parke JPostle3. "Ir. Croup, cold and the worst form of gripp we hrwe found Brazilian Balm invaluable S.

Soothe, Pastor Del. Ave. £ap. Ck. "Mrs.

Lore has used tlu Brazilian Balm and thinks it did her much Hon. Cltas. B. Lore, Chief Jus "One bottle of Brazilian Balm cured a friend of mine of hay Thou M. Culbeit.

"I was very deaf for 10 years from catarrh. Brazilian Balm applies (warm in my ears every day soon restored my Mrs.JohnScotten, Chester "It is the best thing for dyspepsia I ever saw -Judge Edward Woollen, I "I was worn almost to the grave with a racking cough that all the remedies aud the doctors failed to relieve. It was cured with one bottle of Brazilian Balm, It shal ifce my doctor through Galloway, Pottstown, Pa. "I was fearfullj I Crippled up with rheumatism, could not get my hand to my head. I took ten 50- bottles of Brazilian Balm in six months.

Am now entirely cured and as uim, ble as I was at Anson Burrell, aged 84. A lady in Cincinnati was so afflicted with asthma ihat during the winter for seventeen years she was unable t(j lleep lying down, entirely and permanently cured with Brazilian Balm. W3QN I laillUlnpUt TO ASTHMA SUFFBKKKB. Lawson Elvidge of Harrington, III. says he was cured of chronic asthma long standing by Foley's Honey and Tar.

It gives positive relief in all cases of asthma, so this disease, when not completely cured, is robbed of all its terrors by this great remedy. Take no substitute. Geo. F. Kamerer.

Your Life Depends on It Good Bread. Use BanquetFlour S. T. GO, CUBED HKONCniAI, TKODWLK. Chas.

E. Davis, 1071 W. Congress Chicago, says: "I uutt'ered for years with bronchial trouble and tried many kinds of medicines without relief, until I began taking Foley's Honey and Tar, which cured me." Take no substitute. Geo. F.

Kamerer. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. I The Kind You Have Always Bought Ten thousand demons gnawing at one's vitals couldn't be much worse than the tortures ol itcheng piles. Yet there's a 1 cure. Doan's Ointment never fails.

Any advertised dealer is authorized i to guarantee Banner Salve for tetter, eczema, piles, sprains, cuts, scalds.burns ulcers, and any open or Old Sore. Geo. F. Kamerer. Daylight Excursion to Niagara Fu)ln.

Saturday July 28, via the Nickle Plate Road, Special trein leaves Cleveland 5:35 a. arrives Niagara Falls m. For rates and time at intermediate stations see bill. Write, wire, 'phone or call on nearest agent, or call at or address city ticket office 920 State St, Erie, Pa. C.

Allen, C. P. T. A. 137 A Remarkable Cure.

ttlr, Alexander Moore, a reliable busk jess man, of 1230 S. 13th Philadelphia, says: "I contracted a violent told which settled all me. Thg pain in my chest and side was excruciating. The doctor gave me medicine Bud blistered my side, but I only grew worse. Then you gave me a bottle of Brazilian Balm.

I had little or no faith fn it, but decided to try it. I took 3 or 4 good doses before bed time, and rubbed it well over my blistered side. That night I slept like a first test for over a we awoke in tnl morning cured, Lalm is tsifl) Vegetable Preparationfor Assimilating llieFoodandRegula- ling ttxc Stomachs andBowcls of Signature Promotes Digestion.Cheerful- ness andRest.Contains neitlier nor Mineral WOT TtfARC OTIC. A perfect Remedy for Constipation, Sour Worms and Loss OF SLEEP. EXACT COPY OF WRARRER THI Of (JOMMNY.

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