Tyrone Daily Herald from Tyrone, Pennsylvania • Page 4

vv Vvt 1 i 5 i i JMiy T.III nrir. i -'i OotOtttttt 26, 0, I 1 At 8.00 O'clock tywtto Lodge Ko.154 ot At A receipted bit! is the best evidence lhat pay your debts. Tbaddeui Stephens Welxtef, one of the accomplished 11. H. telenraphew it thti is enjoying a visit at the old Homestead at Thotopsontown, blata county.

Kellar Will doubtless And another audience awaltlug htm when he reappears at the academy of music on Friday evening. He is a popular Ite in Tyrone. Mrs. J. W.

Young, with her daughter Mrs. John Naugle and granddaughter, Miss Ernia Naugle, of Altoona, is the ffttestof her daughter, Mrs. Clarence Wilson, in Tyrone. J. D.

Goodman, of Altoona, a car while making a coupling at Tipton Tuesday afternoon had his right caught between dead woods and so idly crushed that amputation above the elbow was necessary. The operation was successfully performed at the Altoona hospital. Rev. Harvey Giaetne Furbay, pastor, and 8. 8.

Blair, elder, of the First Presbyterian church of Tyrone, who were delegates to the sessions of Pennsylvania synod at Easton.have returned. At the prayer meeting in the First Presbyterian church this evening they Will give an account of the meetings at Easton. Ooroner Poet held an inquest lust evening over the remaiosof A.O.Lower who was killed in the Cambria Iron company's quarries at Birmingham yesterday, and a verdict of accidental death was rendered. The funeral services were conducted in the United Brethren church at Birmingham, at 4 o'clock this afternoon by llev. U.

Hoenshel, assisted by Uev. H. Henry. Williauj A. Bouse, Daniel G.

Ilerzog and George H. Garner were the trio of prominent members of the Tyrone Rac coon Destroying association who went to the Port Matilda hunting grounds last evening and returned this moru ing burdened with prey. They captured four fine cjons, surely a successful night's hunt. Mr. Garner's dog "Boss," now bears a price higher tban the Eiffel tower and his owner wouldn't trade him even up for the Ferris wheel.

From the Philipsburg Ledger Eel ward Reed, a former resident of this town, who went to Salina, fifteen years ago, was in town last week, the guest of his brother-in-law, Professor A. C. Thompson. Mr. Reed was a railroad engineer when he lived in Philipsburg, and was much liked and esteemed.

He is now. a prosperous farmer, and bis old friends were glad to see him looking so well and to know that he is prospering. He started home on Saturday, intending to stay over Sunday with some friends in Tyrone. Daniel Devine, an intelligent, prosperous and entertaining citizen Ireland, who 1ms been spending two months in this country on a visit to hi! sister, Mrs. Mary Kearus, of Tyrone left today for York where ho will spend a week among friends aftei which be will sail on the steamship State of California, for his home at Newton Steward, County Tyrone, Ireland Mr.

Devine spent moat of the time of his American visit at his sister's home here, but did not neglect taking a trip to the World's Fair during his stay in this country. A crowded house as usual greeted Kellar, the magician, at the academy of music last evening, and the wonders performed by this mystyfying mai were more wonderful than ever, llii program eclipses any previous attempts made by him and was thoroughly enter taiuing from.beginning to end. Kellar will return to Tyrone Friday opening He had been booked for Philipsburg on that date but the opera house at. that place having been condemned as un he will give his entertainment here instead, introducing new features wliicl were not included in lust evening's program. The massive long distance telephone poles on the west side Pennsylvania avenue, between the JuniuU bridge and Tenth street, are being moved this afternoon to points within the curb line of the pavements.

The Home Electric Hunt company has-erectej new pole on the east side of the aveuuo, for thuii wiring, replacing the old pole whict stood without the curb line. The work of paving goes bravely on, aided by perfect weather and the energy of Contractor MoMenamlw and his assistants, A beginning has already been made on the ballast and cement foundation, and the curbstones have been set on the east aide of the avenue a goodly part of the distance from Tenth street to the bridge. A burglarious attempt was made to enter Watson's Tenth street gun store about a naif hour after midnight (his morning, R. Donahue, the clerk, who sleeps, in the store, was awakened by (be noise of somebody working at the shutters at the rear of (he buiWing. By tne time he hud arisen the prowler had succeeded in forcing ppen the shutters- Then Mr.

Donahue ipiedJt mm working at the window whereupon be Bred a shot in that not however wHb the intention of Mting-the burglar, for he might hive for be had. a bead on range, The shot was a the intruder dis- with all possible alacrity. Witebown MeOUntick round bran wbteh lUe vould-be burglar (a his iwrte4 KfeSOtO ftiwt lime At a of the directors of the Rlvef league of clubs, held afc Lock Haven, and attended dnly by the representatives of the Henovo and Demorest clubs, who jowevef held the proxies fot the rone and Bloomsburg clubs, Uellefotite being the only team unrepresented, the official standing of the three leading clubs in the championship contest was announced as follows Beliefonte won 15, lost Demoreats, won 14, lost Renovo, won 12, lost 8. Then ttenovo won two games from the making these two clubs tie at 14 and 8 lost. Each had yet a postponed game with Beliefonte.

As Bellefontedisbanded ithout Ing off these two postponed games, Renovo and the Demorests, who seem to indulge the impression that they are themselves the River league, counted the games lost by Bel iefonte, thus bringing all three clubs to a lie at 15 won and 8 lost. Of course Beliefonte could not play off the tie, as their club is disbanded. Ho Renovo and the Demorests naturally took the matter into their own hands to play off the tie themselves. The arrangement was that three games should be played to determine the championship of the River league. The first game at Wllliamsport last Thursday resulted in a tie ncore.

The second game at Renovo on Friday resulted in a victory for Renovo, score 13 to 3. Saturday's game was to have been played at Lock Haven, but the Demorests refused to play and conceded the championship to Renovo who therefore flung to the breeze a banner inscribed "Renovo club, winners of the River league pennant, 1893." The Renovo club had the assistance ot Shugarts, of the National league, and Cody, of the Southern league, in these final games with the Demorests. Theso are tlio Timed. A philososophical genius who has been studying over the situation announces as a result of his earnest cogitations, that these are the times that we should have confidence in each other. These are the times when we should have confidence in these situations that are the mainstay of our community.

These are the times when we should stand by them as they have stood by us. These are the times that wo should try to remember that there are others in the world besides ourselves that they have their troubles as well as we have. These are tho times that we should remember that even the darkest cloud has a silver lining. These are the times when we should not get scared to death about nothing. These are the times when we should go on about our business, doing the best we can, and not crossing any bridges until we come to them.

These are the times when we should act like not like fools. If you want people to respect you you must respect yourself. The Schomaker piano won superior honors at the World's Fair. Head about it in Farran Zerbe's new advertisement. llev.

Dr. B. Kami in will deliver an address at the prayer meeting in the First M. E. church At the close of prayer meeting the Th'rd Quarterly Conference will be held.

A pleasant little wedding took placu at 10 this morning nt the residence of Joseph IJoup. The high contracting parties were George F. Jolu and Miss Ada C. lloup, both of Sandy Ridge The ceremony was performed by Pastor R. H.

Gilbert. Fisk Conrad arrived home this afternoon from some of the eastern cities which are classed as political centres. Mr. Conrad is a leading candidate for appointment us naval oflicer at the port of Philadelphia, and his Ty rone friends wish him bon voyage in his ambition. The Woman's Christian Temperance union of Tyrone held a parlor meeting last evening at the home of Mis.

F. D. Beyer on Fifteenth at which a thoroughly delightful session was enjoyed by all the forty-five persons present. The leading feature of the meeting was a report by Mrs, H. Gilbert, county delegate to the recent W.

C. T. U. state convention, There were also excellent recitations by Miss Laura Beyer and Master Samuel Crabtree, and music by Miss Jennie Noll, Charles Thomas and Professor William L'ghty and little daughter. The literary feast was supplemented by a fine repast, all combining to furnish a pleasant and profitable evening's entertainment, i main ii i- Why have Walton Ackltn been selling so many gold witches lately? Because the people know a good thing when they nee it, Watches at less tban wholesale price.

Every watch new neat and artistic designs plain, fancy, or extremely fancy aa you desire, No extra charge for engraving, Glance at their window For new buckwheat Hour go to M. Bell's grocery Mrs, E. Newland 1ms all new goods in her millinery FOH SAMS OB House and lot on E. street, AH modern veniences. Possession Nov.

A. J. ogotf, "i 014 will be pleased with the wild and lasting effects of the Japanese Liver Pellets, Try them, Sold by H. Mrs. E.

Newland ia receiving new goods daily and is the cheapest milliner in you are worn out, run down nervous, West's Nerve and Brain Treatment will restore your health. Sold by H. Holmes. A. Golden, druggist, Birmingham, writes: "Plea.se publish some of the testimonials nave seat you for Japanese Pile Cure." Sold by H.

ISN'T MEANNESS, IT'S MANAfi-ING- jn.VJTJLJ.1 Wise people look for opportunities, I. Crawford Co. are now giving the people a chance to buy Dry Goods, Carpets and Merchandise of every description at extremely low prices. 250O Yards Ingrain Carpets in choice new designs at cnets per yard. Regular value 50 and 60 cents.

A rare chance. 1OOO Yards a11 exfcra Su 0r Carpets in good designs and beat makes at 60 and 65 cents per yard. Our loss, your gain. 1OOO Yards 10 Wire Ta Pestry Carpets, this season's patterns, at 80c. Sewed and laid on floor.

Cost you $1.10 elsewhere. 1OOO Yards Ta estr Brussels regular value 90 cents and $1.00 per yard to go at 70 cents. Sewed and laid on floor. 8OO Yarda Best Bod Brussels, good designs, and lengths from 12 to 50 yards to go at 90 cents and $1.00 per yard, laid on floor. Sold every where at $1.40.

Remnants in Moqnette, Axminster, Velvets, Body Brussels, Tapestries and Ingrain Carpets, Just what you want for a sewing room, small bed room, kitchen, and the price a great surprise. Smyrna Rugs in great profusion. Can give you big value at $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 and $3.00. Moquettc Rugs 27x64, a bargain at $2.75. Seven pairs Chenile Curtains at $3.00, niee quality and good designs.

Your chance for a bargain. Ladies', Misses', Children's and Infants' Coats. Perfection in Fit, Finish, Workmanship ISTcw Goods in Latest Styli and Novell ies at the very LOWEST Possible PRICES We have carefully selected our line of Coats and Wraps and have surpassarl. any former exhibit and it is with great confidence that we ask your inspection or our line We have fitted up a private coat department in a part of our carpet room where'we await your inspection and will show you every courtesy. 2000 yarns Lancaster Gingham at 7 cents.

2000 Yards Calicoes, good styles and colorings at 6 cents. 1000 Yards Fall Styles Dress Ginghams, ne.w goods, made to sell at 15 cents. Think of it, 10 cents par yard. 209 Pairs White and Gray Blankets at 90 cents per pair. Worth much more.

We Want to Show You Our Line of Underwear. $1,500 WORTH TO SELECT FROM, We have anything you may want, We havo nice fine Camel's Hair, Natural Wool and Scarlet Underwear in all stylos and sixes for Greuts, Ladies, and Children, Also styles and sizes for every person in Merino and Jersey liibbed Fleeced Unclor-wor, 500 Jersey Bibbed Veste for Ladies to go at 25 cents, Nice Fine Soft Vests for the Babies, ll and see us as we have bargains lor yon in every department, WEST TENTH STREET, TYRONE, PENNA THE MOTHER'S FRIEND, PATENT SHIRT WAIST. Now Ready iebi'etof everything in Boy's tiiut Men's Clothing, Hats, at reasonable prices, call at headquarters. AV can bi Torn offl Wearing or Washing. Thu Mother's Friend docs mvny entirely with tho sewing on of Buttons.

It is supplied with nn adjustable belt, which is easily taken off when the waist is washed the buttons arc riveted on the bolt, consequently can not be torn off, cither in wearing, washing or ironing, 10 West Tenth Street, Tyrone, Retina. WEDDING New Designs in Silver DIAMONDS Largest stock in Central Pennsylvania, Jj percent, lower than city To Ladies: "Who appreciate a genuine article." We have added to our stock a line of Genuine Tortoise Shell Combs and Hair Pins. These goods are quite the proper thing. Our prices are rock bottom. Walton Acklin, Jewelers to Order." ALBRIGHT'S ALBRIGHT'S TYKONE, SEPTKIMUJSK 23, 1893.

VVe have a lino line of eitfcs in Ladies' Misses' and Children's Coats which we arc going to close out at 70c. on the dollar. A coat that we formerly sold at $9.75 will go for $0. No reasonable olFer refused for any garment we have in stock. Also all our Carpets go at less than cost as we are going to discontinue keeping them in stock.

We will however take orders for Carpets by sample. Also bargains in Children's Underwear, Children's Clothing, Shoes, Ladies'Muslin Underwer, all wool Skirts, 10-4 all wool Blankets, Bed Comforts, Etc. Please call and inspect for yourself. F.G.ALBRIGHT 220 and 222 Pennsylvania Avenue, Tyrone, Pa. STOP NOT WHERE YOU ARE but at our store where we cau show and prove to you that we have goods to please you and prices to suit you.

We call your attention to our Fall and Winter samples of Trousers, Suitings and Overcoats, from Wawimaker Brown. No house in the country oilers t.liu inducements to -buyers that they do. Our Furnishing Goods, Styles and Prices should be tin inducement to buy from us. We invite you to call. We are agents for the Star Steam Laundry, llarrisburg-.

Leave your address at store and 'have our boy call for your laundry. uu Boecking Heverly HATTERS AND MEN'S FURNISHERS. A LWAYS RELIABLE DRUGS, flEDICINES, PURCHASED AT J. S. Smith's Two Drug Stores PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES, ETC.

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