The Indiana Democrat from Indiana, Pennsylvania • Page 7

TJBLE INDIANA DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1.889, PERSONAL. secure insertion, all or other -matter, must- handed In ly 12 o'clock, Tuesday morning LOCAL AND VARIETY HAVE your picture taken at Smith's, CRUSH hats all colors, at Sharrett's. ODD size frames to order at Smith's. BEST Photos for least money at Clark's. Xo extra charges for groups at Smith's.

BEST Photos for least money at Clark's BARGAINS in Plush Albums at Smith's. No extra charges for proofs at Smith's. IMPORTED Swias and Edam Cheese at Clements'. 51 w2 MISSES and Shoe? at Sharrett's. 50w2 SHIRTS, see the large and complete line at Hall's.

NEW poods this week at Y. M. Cunningham's, 51w2 ALL rips in our goods sowed free of charge. The Red Front. 50w3 Feu.

line of Colgates Co's Toilet Soaps at 51 w2 HARD to beat! those paintings in bronze frame for $1 at Smith's gallery. NEW stock Wall Paper and Window Shades at Hall's, see them. BEST Photos, least money at Clark's Aist Booms. SOMEBSET county Maple Sugar and Syrup at Clements'. 51 w2 JUST received another new lot of lands-capes 75c at Smith's.

51 w2. $1.00 a pair for Men's Buckle Plow Shoes at V. M. Cunningham's. 51 w2 OXFORD ties for ladies, misses and children at Sharretf s.

SEW Accessories at Smith's gallery, no iancy prices for fine work. 50w2. BEST Photos for least money at Clark's Art Room. IF you want a nice shoe for a lady, for $2.00 go to Sharrett's and get it. 50w2 WALL Paper, see Hall's new and complete stock before you buy elsewhere.

BARGAINS can now be had at Clark's Art Room's. 50w2 ANOTHER lot of those 75c landscapes and frames at Smith's this week. 50w2 Is EW Hats for men and boys this week at V. M. Cunningham's." 51w2 FOR woiking Shoes goto Sharrett's and get the best.

50w2 LANDSCAPE Frames and all only 65c at Clark's. 50w2 No other school shoes wear like the U. S. A. solar tips, sold only at the Red Front THE finest light and best excessories in the town at Smith's Gallery.

51 w2 WHEN you have failed elsewhere try Clark's for finest Photos. 50w2 THE finest, neatest and best fitting shoes for ladies you will find Sharrett's. SEE Smith's styles and stock selected to suit 50 w2 75 cents a pair for ladies fine Opera Slippers at V. M. Cunningham's.

51w2 New styles in stiff and crush hats at Barrett's all the time. 50w2 BEST Photos for least money at Clark's Art Rooms. 50w2 PLOW Shoes with counters, guaranteed to be sole leather, at the Red Front.oOwS SEE styles and prices at Smith's before you order your Cabinets. 50w2 PLOW Shoes, Brogans and all kinds of working shoes at Sharrett's. 50w2 HAND-TUBMS and flexible soles in kid and Douglas at Sharrett's.

50w2 HOOSE cleaning made easy by buying fSoap and Washing Powders from Clements'. 51w2 stock of Mouldings and ever came to town at lowest prices at Clark's Art Boom. 50w2 and boys Buttoned, Congress and Lace Shoes at lowest prices at Y. Cunningham's. 51 w2 You want to see Douglass S4.00 shoe for men.

It is a hand welt and a neat sold only at Sharrett's. 50w2 season of storms is at hand, Pan your property against storms few dollars. 50w2 WE sell notlr and on that class undersold. The DON'T you forget it. where you get bargains in rpictures.

LADIES Button Shoes for $1.2, $1.50, $2.00, and $3.00 a pair at V. M. Cunningham's. 51w2 i All the latest of pictures are on exhibition at Smith's. Can't fail to please any one wanting fine work.

51 w2 WE allow no one to undersell us on Plow Shoes, working shoes of all kinds, sit bottom prices, for solid goods, at The Red Front. 50w3 Insurande Agency now comprises 10 companies, their capital aggregating over six and'a quarter millions of dollars. Xo better companies anywhere. Tire only place in town you can get the renowned Douglass Shoe is at Shar- rett'i- for gents, boys and youths. It has evual in the shoe line.

WUEX you want bottom prices in irames and pictures go to Smith's Gallery. Xo old goods to offer at low prices, all new. 51 w2 Xo "Auction bargains?" bnj lots 01 good solid Shoes that fit and wear, made to our order by the best factories in the country. We defy competition on our Justice Clark spent several lays at home last week. 1 White, arrived home last veek to spend his Easter vacation.

I Sloan spent Sunday at home nd returned to Harrisburg Monday. White is in Clarion county ad- Iressing temperance meetings this week. A. and H. C.

Dilts of Marion, left his week for the eastern part of the state, go into the photographing business. Miss MAGGIE THOMPSON of Railroad Avenue, is confined to her room with a severe attack of mumps. One of our voung men is terribly down-hearted. Isaac Griffith, of Pine Flats, and Mrs. Albert Wood, of Marion, returned ionic from New Florence last week, where they had been visiting a sister; Mrs.

Isaac Lute, who was dangerously ill. John W. Sutton, was called to Louisville, by a telegram announc- ng the serious illness of her brother, Walter F. Post, who our readers will remember resided in this place for several years. Clark Daugherty, returned home last week from Philadelphia; where he had been attending the school of Pharmacy.

He was also examined by the State Medical Board, and passed a very creditable examination. Mac. Cunningham, of Sioux Falls, Dakato, arrived here on a visit to friends on Thursday evening. Mac. has a host of friends here and he received a hearty reception.

He is now employed as Engineer at the city Water Works, and is off on his annual vacation. Ode to the Cuckoo. Hail! beauteous strange of the grove. Thou messenger of spring; Now heaven repairs thy rural scats, And woods thy welcome sing. What time the daisy decks the green Thy curious voice we hear; Hast thou a star to guide thy path Or mark the rolling year.

Delightful visitant! with tliee I hail the time of flowers; When heaven is filled with music sweet Of buds among the bowers. The school boy wandering in the wood To pluck the primrose gay. Stars the new voice of spring to hear And imitates thy lay. Soon as the pea puts on the b'oom Thou fliest the vocal vale; In other lands a welcome guest, Another spring to hail. Sweet bird! thy bower is ever green, Thy sky is ever clear; Thou hast no sorrow in thy song, No winter in thy rear! could I fly I'd fly with thee, We'd make on joyful wing Our annual visit o'er the globe, Companions of the spring! Jeather Shoei we are never 1S us of r.0r.- Front.

oeiweeii Indiana and Philadelphia. Paul has three of the oldest Insurance Co's in that City, Viz: The American, Fire Association and Franklin. 50w2 MB. and Miss Maud Work, daughter of J. M.

Work, of Marion, wc-rc married on Tuesday last by Rev. Elenbergcr. They left for Michigan on Monday where they will make their future home. Sloan, a young son of Mr J. L.

Martin East Mahoning township, lasl week while carrying an ax on his sholder, fell and the sharp bit of tho ax striking him on the back of the hand, '-ut an ugly (rash across 1110 member. THE communication signed "Taxpayer" is omitted for the reason that the writer did not sijrn his name to the communication. We de not require the name for publication but merely as matter of good faith. 25c! Will buy a hand JEAXNSTTE is to have a newspaper. Xo extra charges for proofs at Smith's.

BASKETS, Buckets and Tubs cheapest at Clements'. 51w2 IMPROVED light, finest Photos at Clarks Art Rooms. 50w2 SEE the latest in Photos at Smith's per doz. 51 w2. FOR the finest loose Roasted and green Coffee, go to Clements'.

51 w2 ABOUT families moved to Jeannette on the 1st instant. THE best shoe for men we have seen is at Sharrett's. See them. 50w2 FINEST light and accessories in the town at Smith's gallery. 50w2 THE new Opera House at Mt.

Plesant was formally opened on Friday night. XECK wear, Collars, Hosiery, all the latest styles at hall's. FRAMES Frames sizes owest prices, at Clark's CHOICE confections, mixed table nuts and fruits, cheapest at Clements'. 51 w2 SECURE some of those rare bargains in i rames and pictures at Smith's. 51 w2 Miss EFFIE THOMPSON, of Rayne township, is attending Xormal Schaol at Clarion, Pa.

FOR a fine cup of coffee tryMaynard Co's Mocha and Java in 2 Ib. tins at Clements' only. 51w-2 To MURAT HALSTEAD, Cincinnati, 0.: Are you there, Murat?" "lam." "Well, stay there." THE Bay State coarse Shoes lire unrivalled for wear and cheapness. Sold only at the Red Front. 50w3 WESTMORELAND COUNTY paid for the burial of deceased soldiers and 120 for head and foot stones during 1888.

FOR the best insurance and rates as low as the lowest, we commend you to Paul. 50w2 ADJUTANT GENERAL DRUM, 17. S. will be placed on the retired list May 28, his 64th birthday. WHEN a lady tries one pair of Sharrett's Hand-turn Shoes, she wants no others after that.

50w2. You can have a proof without any extra charges at Smith's cannot fail to be pleased. 51 w2 THE indications are that the Republicans of Westmoreland county will renom- inate Judge Hunter for Judge at the approaching primary. A COMPANY has been formed at Kiltan- ning to start a Pottery. The Plant will cost and will be along ths Valley road, four miles north of town.

GKEENSBUEG has 835 houses, 1,200 tax- ables, 144 dogs, and the total property valuation is The horses are worth SI 7.885, and cows $1,800. PLEASE call and see our new Shoes for ladies, C. I), and widths, common, Sense and opera toes, smooth insoles like sewed goods at the Red Front.50w3 SMITH, an aged and prorn. inent citizen "Xludiana county, died at his Bottom on Tuesday. 1 aul eron's Bottom Cemetery on Thursday.

THE Erodelphian Literary their open meeting on Saturday ever last. They had an elegant program prepared and it was rendered witlt great satisfaction to all. Mn. and Mrs. Alex.

Sutor of East Mahoning township, celebrated their golden wedding on Tuesday, 9th their son J. T. Sutor and his wife of Chicago, were present at the celebration. OUK advice to young men who go visiting the young ladies on Friday nights, when accompanied by an umbrella-should always have them checked. "Billy" were sorry for you but alas! alas COMPANY of been awarded the Second Brigade trophy for mark- mauship.

The brigade is composed of all the militia organizations in Western Pennsylvania and the Bedford boys are io-'ilv rro'i'i of the won bv them. Tin; Hhiirsvil'p Jtn W. Wehrle shot 70 ducks on Saturday last, among them a pin-tail Whistler, a rare spices. This one he stuffed, it is a very handsome bird, Dick knows a good-looking duck when he sees it, whether it has winsrs or not. COMMUNION services in the Presbyterian church next Sabbath morning.

special Easter service, when the following selections will bo lendered: "0, lie by Haydioi; "Oh, Come let us worship," by IHmmel; and "The Easter Hymn," by Vincent Xorollo. Seats free. All cordially invited. THEBE Is a hitch in the erection of the new bridge at new Florence. The viewers from the two counties and the Commissioners of both counties agreed upon the erection of a bridgeiand located it 011 the cite of the old one.

This did not suit sonic of the people of Xew Florence und they petitioned the Court of Wcst- 25c. Will si iianusoine iv at Marshall Kline's, irjoreland County for a review. J. C. MooimEAD will exchange six or eight plows for good seed potatoes.

J. W. BRADY, Clell Brady, W. B. McCullough and A.

L. Guthrie of Banks township, purchased tickets of J. A. C. Ruffner and left for the west on Monday evening.

McCullough and Clell Brady go to Tacoma, W. via the Canadian Pacific Railway. THE Kittanning Times says: "It is generally conceded that Calvin Rayburn, will be given the Democratic nomination for President Judge of Armstrong county. Mr. Reyburn is a gentleman whom everybody esteems, and he will make a strong candidate.

CHARTERS were issued at the State Department on Friday last as follows: Hughes Guthrie Lumber Company, of Indiana, capital, $400,000. TheHos- tetter Company, of Pittsburgh; capital, The company will manufacture Dr. Hosteller's Stomach Bitters. THE longest train of farming implements that ever crossed the continent arrived in Chicago on AVednesday morning from Massillon, 0. The train consisted of twenty cars, in which were forty- six threshers, thirty-two farm engines and twenty-four horse-power engines- The value of the machinery was over $80,000.

Ex-LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR JOHN LATTA, of Greensburg, has concluded to enter the race for the nomination for county judge of Westmoreland on the Democratic ticket. There will be but two candidates, Lucian Dotty and Governor Latta, Jocob Turney concluding not to be a candidate. I. E. Laufer will be a candidate for the nomination for attorney.

THE steamer City of Chester discovered the Denmark, of the Thingvalla line, abandoned in mid ocean. The ship was in a sinking condition, and of her boats were gone. The Denmark left Copenhagen with over 700 persons on board, including passengers and crew. The oftipiajs of the company cling to the hope that these hays been rescued. The passengers were mainly immigrants.

COMMISSIONER-OF-PENSIQNS Tanner last week issued an order holding that "whenever a pensioner is diE.abled in a hand or in degree entitling him per month under the act of March 3rd, 1883, such pensioner shall, by reason of that fact, be entitled to the rate of per month under the ret of August 4,1886." The order wall favorably affect the pensions of some six hundred to eight hundred disabled veterans of the late war. GRAND Concert by the celebrated Haydn Male Quartet of Boston, assisted by Miss Clara A. Hurt, the famous ton- cert Soprano of Boston, under the management of the Red path Lecture Bureau, at Library Hall, Friday night, April 19th. Tickets now on sale at Hall's. Speaking of this company the Geneva, N.

Gazette of December 20, 1888, says: Th0 Haydn Quartet is the best organization of its kind that'ever visited Geneva. Its singing was simply superb. JOHN C. MILLEG, of formr erly of this place, was instantly killed at Jeannette on Wednesday evening. He was in the act of stepping from the track to get out of way of a freight train, but was struck by the locomotive and instantly killed.

His remains were brought to this place, and interred in Oakland Cemetery Friday afternoon. Deceased was a blacksmith by trade, and was about 38 years of age, and leaves a wife and two children. His father Henry Miller resides at Mechanicsburg, this county. E. RANDALL, the evangelist, is a West Virginia product.

He some years ago, ho went over the State painting texts on rocks and walls. He decorated all sorts of waste places with the text, "What Shall I Do to be A patent medicine man came along later and painted just below this, wherever lie could find 'Sipo's Cure for The combination got into the papers, and Kandall, seeing it, went back over liis route with his paint pot, and added below the advertisement: "And prepare to meet thy Jod!" Ox Friday last a heavy thunder, wind and hail storm visited Western Pennsylvania, Eastern Ohio and Maryland doing considerable damage. At Elk Garden, lightning killed John Wetzell, a farmer, aged 18 years, and.two horses. At Franklin, a large iron t.ank--coniain~ ing 3,000 barrels of naphtha, at the Union IleSnery, was struck and completely destroyed. At Masontown, the roof of the new public school building was lifted off, plate glass windows broken and More fronts blown in.

The storm was jicoorupiniird by hail. At Sto-nben- viile, hail-stones as large as eggs fell, breaking skylights and many windows. TOM HiLDEiiKAND has removed his drug store three doors east of the old stand, the reason fortlie removal being that Mrs. owner of the property, concluded to erect a large three-story brick building on the site, of the old one. The new room be ready for occupancy about the 1st.

of August, and will he one of the hamls.iinc'st rooms in this part of Iho State. While the. new room is building Tom invites the public to call at the new stand, who.ro all will receive a hearty welcome and kind and courteous treatment. Tho reputation of the "Old Relin- able" is well-known, Vising ono of the oldest institutions in town. Competent and gentlemanly clerks arc in charge, and none but the purest medicines are sold.

When yon want drugs call at Hil- debrandX and don't forget the three doors east of the old stand. WORK. Four Stores Entered in One Night. On Friday night last the butcher shops of McCracken St. Clair, in West End, and George Graff, opposite the jail, and the store rooms of J.

H. Bnlhart and Kay Earl, were entered by theives, who appeared to be after money, as they secured but very little booty at any of stores excepting Brilhart's. It is estimated that they carried off about worth jewelry from Brilhart's such as rings, chains, pins and charms. At Eay Earl's they secured about in small change and several large chisels. They did not disturb anything at the butcher shops but the money drawer, finding very little for their trouble.

From McCracken St. Glair's butcher shop the theives took a large cleaver withlwhicb they obtained entrance into Graff's and Ray Earl's, by pricing the doors open. At Brilhart's this method of obtaining entrance was too slow or the doors would not give, as they deliberately threw the cleaver through one of the large glass doors fronting on the street. This was a very bold proceeding as that part of the town is thickly populated and some one is about almost every hour in the. night.

They were not disturbed, however, and finished up their work in a leisurely manner and departed. The authorities have some very strong evidence against several young men, who have since left the town, but the parties who are most interested, the merchants who were robbed, refuse to take part in the prosecution of the burglars, giving as a reason that they are afraid of being burnt out. This in our opinion is the weakest and rankest sort of cowardice, and every good and loyal citizen should unite to prosecute these criminals and rid our community of that class of people. Sneak thieves visited the Lutheran church on last Friday evening, and took away several valuable umbrellas. They also visited the residence of Judge Clark the same evening and carried off an umbrella.

Live Stock Shipments. From April 3, to April 15, 1889. H. Bryan, 367 hogs, to Lansdale. W.

H. Fleming, 1C cattle, 7 94 hogs, to Womelsdorf. J. D. McKalip, 10 horses, 4 cattle, 2 calves, 34 hogs, to Radnor.

Prof. Hurlburt, 10 horses, 2 mules, to Saltsbtirg. List of Letters. List of letters remaining uncalled for at this office, April 1C, 18S9: A. C.

Beatley, Mrs. Mollie Cochran.Mr. H. G. Cribbs, Miss Mannie Detar, Mr.

Jamas Fleming, Mr. Charlie Humrn, Julia Ann Moorhead, Miss Carrie Reensel. When inquiring for letters in this list please -state that they were advertised giving date. FANNIE W. NrxoN, P.

M. Centennial Celebration. The Minister's Association, of our town passed the following action at their recent meeting: Hesolved, That we suggest to the community the propriety of observing, with becoming exercises, the 30th inst, the Centennial Celebration of the first inauguration of Gen. George Washington, the first President of the United States of America, and to make timely preparation for the same. Resolved.

That Revs. E. Knox and A. C. Ehrenfeld be.

a committee to present this subject to the public and provide for an address and other becoming exercises for the occasion. SECRETARY. Committeemen, Take Notice. A meeting of the Township and Borough Committeemen for the Constitutional Amendment Campaign will be held in Indiana on Monday, April 22, at 1 o'clock in the headquarters room, opposite the Court house. As this will likely be the only such meeting that can be held, it is very important that every Committeeman attend in person.

If, in any case, this is impossible, let a substitute be sent. WM. S. Chairman Co. Ex.

Com. JUST RECEIVED. 30,000 Envelopes at this office. All kinds, styles and prices. We can't be undersold.

Also, New stock of Bill Heads, Statements, Note and Letter Heads. Fine assortment of Papers suitable for Circulars. Call and examine.prices and specimens Curtains in at Marshall Kline's. delicate ecru at Cash. For beef hides, calf and sheep skins.

29wtf INDIANA TANNING Co. House and Lot for Sale. In West Indiana, inquire of J. T. Boucher, 641 Philadelphia street.

42tf. cloth Curtains at Marshall Kline's. in rich colors House and Lot for Sale. A first-class house and good lot, for a low price. Inquire at this 42tf.

sale at office. in colors and finish, the Satines at Marshall Kline's. Coal Leases for Sale. A stock of elegantly printed Coal Leases for sale at this office, 50 cents per dozen or 5 cents each. beats the soft and subdued colors of Marshall Kline's Surah Silks.

Dwelling Ransacked. On last Thursday, Mrs. Thompson, a widow lady, who resides on Philadelphia street, wrote to a lady friend whose property adjoins hers, from Saltsburg, asking her friend to have her house opened and aired, and to see that the fires were started on Friday morning so that the house might be comfortable when she arrived home. Mrs. Thompson and her daughter have been absent visiting friends, for about six weeks, and during their absence the house was closed.

When the lady went to the house she discovered that thieves had been through the house and ransacked it completely, from cellar to garrett. -Every drawer in the house, closet or cupboard, was opend and the contents scattered over the floor in the utmost confusion. -The bed clothes and wearing apparel of the ladies was also scattered over the floors, a large tin box containing private papers wag smashed to pieces, and the contents scattered all over the house. The parties were evidently after money and gave the house a complete searching. There is no positive clue to the housebreakers, but suspicion points to several young men who have since left town, and who it is picioned were the perpetrators of several robberies committed in this place within the last month.

Removed. The undersigned having labored under a great disadvantage on account of the location of his undertaking establishment, has just fitted up a shop adjoining the Messenger office and opposite the jail, in the building formerly used for the sale of farm implements, and is now prepared to attend.promptly to all calls that may be made upon him. He has on hand a large stock of selected coffins and caskets from the leading manufacturers of the county. Calls, during day or night, receives prompt attention. The best attention guaranteed.

Calls frprn the country receive prompt attention. Terms moderate. J. R. DAUGHERTY.

Hook guarantee all their own make of Furniture. Call and see their stock. 2wyr. HELLREIGEL, Co. feet is the width of Marshall Kline's Henriettas, in colors at 50c! Sample Free.

Ask your grocer for it, Electric Paste Stove Polish, no dust, dirt or labor, saves women, carpets and furniture. Try it. 45m3 JOHN F. CLEMENTS, Agent. EARLY SPRING From all quarters come the cheering report of Early Spring and bright prospects of Large Crops for the Harvest of 1889 Indiana county is marching on, too, and everything looks promising for the husbandman, the stock grower, and all other As one indication of a better condition of things, and more confidence in the future, Marshall- Kline's Sales of Carpets this early Spring, have been more largely of the better grades.

Our handsome Tapestry Brussels, Body Brussels, and Velvets have been moving lively. And yet we believe we have never shown so handsome a line of 45c, 50c, 55c, and 60c Carpets as we are selling now. And quite stylish too are the 40c, 37e and 25c Ingrains, and on down until we touch the unheard of 8 yards of clean New Carpet for $1.00 Who wouldn't have a New Carpet Rugs Ah, such Rugs as we are showing this Spring The very latest styles in Wall Paper and the very lowest prices. Remember that at Marshall Kline's you can get Paper and Border enough to cover a good size room for $1,00. And from that up to the elegant Gilt paper with borders to match, and Ceiling Decorations to correspond, handsome enough for anybody's parlor.

First Class Oil Window Shades on Spring rollers, complete, ready to hang, for 45c The Dado Shades, same quality, 50c Heavy Cloth Curtains We are offering this season the largest and best assorted supplv of handsome heavy Cloth Curtains we have ever offered. These are in good size, rich in colorings and very moderate in prices, for $2.50, $3.25, $5 up to $11.50 a pair In this same department we have an elegant assortment of Curtain -Poles in Ebony and Cherry and -brass trimmed as low as 25c each. LACE CURTAINS. What ornaments your room so much at so small an outlay as Lace Curtains A pair (two curtains) you can get at Marshall Kline's for 75 cents Better for $1 and beautiful for $1.50, $2.50 and up. Very handsome White Quilts just opened for 75e and our elegant quality and size for $1 and $1.25.

Bee what a wide range of prices and qualities again to the front! Marshall Kline have them in black, grey mixes, beautiful cure guaranteed by J. B. Mayer, 831 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. Ease at once, operation or business delay. Thousands cured.

Send for circulars. 14yrl beautiful silky things are made from cotton! See Marshall Kline's Satine's. DRESS GOODS Cotton Mixed Dress Goods 5 Plaid 9 Cable Twill 11 Double Width Cashmere Stripes is English De Bege 2O 4-4 Cashmere 25 Stylish Plaids 45 48 inch Henriettas 60 Beautiful Silk 50c Henriettas All Wool 5O 75 1.0O Beautiful India Silks 5O 75 Sarah 5O 75 Satin 85 Plain colored Silks 1.0O The Board of Trade or Town Improvement Society. The organization of a Board of Trade or Improvement Society in Indiana has been discussed among our business men for some months, but the discussion has had no practical results. The DEMOCRAT is strongly in favor of the organization of such a society, and tenders the use of its columns to those who interested in the matter.

We are satisfied that such an organization among our business men would be of incalculable benefit to Indiana and would be the means of correcting many abuses, encouraging manufacturing and possibly be the means of locating some large manufacturing establishment in our beautiful town. To bring this matter before our people in a proper light we will publish in our next issue the Constitution and" By-Laws of a similar organization in a neigh boring town, and we suggest that a public meeting be held in the Court House on the eyening of April 24th, the centennial anniversary of the inauguration of Washington, for the purpose of eliciting the opinions of Gtu fln important question. Wants to Amend the Amendment. The Bellevernon Enterprise says: "We are not much in favor pf throwing the state and county into the expense of another special election soon, and therefore propose that as a young man has just died from the accidental discharge of a revolver, in the hands of a companion, that the legislature submit another amendment prohibiting the manufacture and s.ale qf reyQlvers, in this state. And as a young man has died from cigarette smoking at Scqttdale, that an amendment be added prohibiting that vice, too.

If we are going to be good, let us be exceedingly so, and put on our wings and wait for the trumpet of Gabriel." Spavin Liniment removes all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps and Blemishes from horses. Save $50 by use of one bottle. Sold by Hetrick Bro's. Druggists, Indiana, Pa." March 14, 1889. Shawls are from the silky hair pf the Cashmere Goat.

See Marshall Kline's beautiful line for spring and summer. discovered America and Edison invented the phonograph, but it remained for Dr. Bull to invent the remedy of the age, "The Cough Syrun," the kingly cure. Oh, For The Hew States! AH of the principal pointg in Mqnttuia, Oregon, Washington and the Dakotas. are best reached via the Chicago, Milwaukee and St.

Paul Railway, via St. Paul or via Omaha. Bead the list i In Montana, Anaconda, Garrison, Helena, Butte, Virginia City, Deer Lodge. In Washington, Seattle, Whatcom, Chehalis, Olympia, Sprague, Spokane Falls, Dayton, Port Townsend, Colfax, Cheney, Yakim. In Oregon, Portland, Ashland, Salem, Pendleton, Albany, The Dalles, Baker City, Astoria, Rosebqrg, Umatilja.

In Dakota, Mitchell, Aberdeen, Redfield, Jamestown, Bismarck, Walsey, Chamberlain. Send to John R. Pott, Traveling Passenger Agent, Williamsport, for rnapa tjtne tf.hles, Kites of fere, eto. A Child Killed. Another child killed use opiates given in the form of Soothing Syrup.

Why mothers give their children such deadlv poison is surprising when the can relieve the child of its peculiar troubles by using Acker's Baby Soother. It contains no Opium or Morphine. Sold by Daugherty Bro's, 2 delicate Shawls are made from the leaves of the Pine Apples. Marshall Kline's are beautiful in color anil of yery fine wool, We continue same quality and price, our 23 inch Black Silk at $1, and the same make and width at $1.25 and 1.50. These are unsurpassed in richness of color and excellency of quality at the price.

The Satin Luxor and Satin Duchesse Blacks never fail to satisfy the lady who is ambitious to be well pressed. (Do not fail to ask for Marshall Kline's superior linings for silks.) We have just opened a very handsome Black Silk Armure at $1.25, doable faced and rich and to be very durable. We have also opened a line of Superior Brilliaritines, These goods are the same fabric as the old Alpaca Lustres, and are claiming recognition, again, as a desirable and fashionable dress goods. We have them at 37ic, 50c, 75c and $1. Also in gray mixes.

Spring Shawls in large variety, and all-prices. Beaded Capes and Spring Jackets and all the Sbvelties of the season. Come early while you haye first choice. Marshall Buoklen's Arnica The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Kheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, OF no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.

Price cents per box. For sale by T. B. flildebrand. WWhat shall I wear?" has troubled many a woman's brain.

A few minutes among Marshall Kline's splendid display of Ginghams, Satines, India Silks, surah Silks, Elavk Silks, will settle that question. I AM NOW PREPARED TO DO t-if Roofing, AND JOB WORE OF ALL KINDS. KBBP ON HANDS A FULL LINE OP- Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, H. C. FORD, President of the State Commission of Fisheries, says there is considerable misapprehension in some parts of the State regarding the trout season in Pennsylvania is from April loth to July loth.

Wardens have been instructed to rigidly enforce the law against fishing out.of season, MESSRS Jos. Collins Son have opened up a general store in the room formerly occupied by J. D. Patton, and have had a plate glass front put in and the room beautifully finished inside. They have large and complete stock of Dry Goods, Boots -and Shoes, Groceries, on hands, all new goods, and of the very latest styles.

The junior member of the firm, W. S. Collins has been the manager of J. M. Guthric's store in this place for years, and has a perfect knowledge of the business as well as a large acquaintance among tho people.

The DEMOCRAT wishes the new establishment greatr est success. THE Gas Company which is to supply this place with natural gas was organized at Pittsburg on Friday last, and we have a reasonable-assurance of having a supply of gas before next winter. Wo un4err stand that the line is tq be laid into Blairsville first, and from there to Blacklick, Homer and Indiana. We were also informed that an 8 inch line would laid to Blairsville and a six inch branch line (o Indiana. This discrimination in favor of Blairsvillc we arc informed by MI expert gas man will result in giving that place a full supply of gas, while the supyly for Indiana, coming through a .6 inch pipe which will have branches several points along the line, cannot fail to be variable and at times too weak to supply the town.

We hope that the company will arrange their pipe lines so as to place all the different points to be Sjuftnllpd on an equal footing fat as regards a full and complete supply of gas. For the Better Accommodation of the large number of people who desire to witness the elaboration ceremonies arranged for the celebration Qf the Centennial Anniversary of the Inauguration of General Washington as first President of the United States, in New York, on April 29th, 30th and May 1st, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will sell excursion tickets to New York from principal stations on its system, between April 27th and May 1st inclusive, at three cents per mile. The rate from Pittsburg for the round trip will be $13.32, and proportion, ately from all ether stations, Tickets are good only for continuous passage on through trains to New York from April 27th to May 1st, but no ticket will be sold on May 1st for any train arriving in Xew York later than noon of that day. Returning the tickets will be good for continuous passage on trains leaving New York on April 27th to May 6th inclusive. Our local politicians are making active arrangements for the next campaign.

They ordered a box of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, and feel confident and happy. Best Make and Pirices. JOHN V. Four Doors North of Wesley's Store on 9th street, West End.

We Can and Do Guarantee Acker's Blood Elixir for it has been fully demonstrated to the people of this country that it is superior to all other preparations for blood diseases, It is a positive cure far syphilitic poisoning, Ulqers, Irruptions ana Pimples. It purifies the whole system and thoroughly builds up the constitution. For sale bv Bro's. s' Daugherty Indiana, April 4,1889. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.

When was sick, we gave her Castoria. When she waa a Child, she cried for Castoria, When she became Mils, she clung to Caatoria. Whenihehad Children, she garethem Castoria. A full line of the Latest Styles, just opened for the season of 1880 at Prices Lower than ever. Call and See, as I have a larger and better selection than ever before in Browns, Whites, Bronzes and Embossed Bronzes, Ceiling and Ceiling Decorations, Window Shades, Fixtures, Hangers and Pulls.

A FL'LL STOCK OF Faints, White Lead, Linseed Oil, Turpentine, Varnishes, Colors, (dry and in oil) Liquid Wood Filler, Stains, Patty, a full line of Paint, Kalsomine and Wash Brushes. Artists Tube Paints anil fall line, at prices to compete with Honest Competition. Dr. Donaldson again attacked with Paralysis, A. messenger from Elders' Ridge arrived hero on Sunday last about noon, with a message for Mrs.

J. M. Guthrie, announcing that her father Rev. Dr. Donaldson had sustained another attack of paralysis that morning and was not expected to recoved.

Mr. Guthrie and his wife left in the afternoon for the llidgG, and found slight improvement in the condition of Dr. Donaldson, but have no hopes of his recovery. Dr. Donaldson is a very old man, being in his 8Sth year.

This is his second attack of paralysis, from which it is not likely he will recover. Executors' Sale. There will be exposed to public ven- due or outcry at the late residence of B. Campbell, in White township, Indiana county, one mile south Qf Indiana, on the Saltsburg road, on Thursday, April 25,1889, at 1 o'clock, p. sharp, the following lot of personal property, One one-half bred heavy draft mare, three years old; one-half bred heavy draft filly, two old; out- heavy ilnift six years old; one one- half bred heavy draft tilly, one year old; light draft Allies, one year old; one cow and calf; two milk, two springers, five two-year-old three-forths bred Short Horn heifers, one Ayershjre lieifer, two years qld; two spring calves, ilve grade heifers, one year old; six one- half bred Hereford steers, one year old; One full blooded Chester White sow with nine pigs; nine choice long wooled ewes.

One two-seated carriage, one sleigh, two two-horse wagons, one pair bob sleds, one mowing machine and reaper combined, one hay rake, one half interest in one spring-tootl 1 harrow, one windmill, one grain screen, diler mill, corn planter, corn shelter, cultivator, and many oilier farming implements loo numerous to mention. Might thousand feet of oak fencing boards. Terms made known dav of sale. Guard Against the Strike, And always have a bottle of Acker's English Kemedy in the house. You cannot tell how soon roup may strike your little one, or a cold or cough may fasten itself upon you.

One dose is a preventive and a few doses a positive cure. All Throat and Lung troubles yield to its treatment, A sample bottle is given you free and the Remedy guaranteed by Daugherty Bro's. 3 Thanking all for the past patronage, I will try. and merit a share in the futTire bv just with all. J.

T. BOUCHER, At the Old New Building, Philadelphia Street, Indiana, Pa. Consumption Head Hie following: Mr. C. H.

Morris Newark, suys: "Wasdownwith Abscess of Lungs, and friends and physicians pronounced nie anlncurable Consumptive. Began taking Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption, am now on my third bottle, am now able to oversee the work on my farm. It is the finest medicine ever made." Jesse Middlewart, Deeatur, Ohio, says 'Had it not been for Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption I would of died of Lung Troubles Was given up by doctors. Am now in best of health.

Try it. Siiinple bottles free at T. E. Hildebrand's Drug Store. 5.

Insuxe With. PAUL. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. 50,000 No. 1.

Ties, Price advanced five cents. J. M. GDTHUIE. MARRIED, Silk; patterns in at Marshall Kline's.

line Satines, April llth, 1889, by Rev. B. S. Sloan, at Indiana Mr, J. E.

Cafhounqnd Miss Jennie boll, both of this county. April llth at Creekside, by llev. R. B. Carroll, Mr.

C. M. Dunmire, of Willct, to Miss S. J. Potts, of Plumville, Pa.

Beady Fay System. The undersigned, having long done business largely upon the credit system. Wish to say to their old customers and all others, that th'ey intend hereafter to sell for Ready Pay Only. Having well selectedtstock of Goods we will put down the prices as low as any parties can afford to sell at, and do an honest business. We respectfully invite one and all to call and be convinced that they can buy Goods from us as low as elsewhere.

And those who know themselves indebted are requested to call immediately and make settlement as the old credit svstem business must be settled up. Electric Bitters. This remedy is becoming so well known and so popular as to need no special mention. All who nave used Electric Bitters sing the same song of praise. A purer medicine does not exist and it is guaranteed to do alii that is claimed.

Electric Biiters wilt cure all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, will Pimples, Boils, Salt Ttheum and other affections caused by impure drive Malaria from the system and prevent as well as care all Malarial cure ot Headache, Constipation and Indigestion try Electric atlsfactson guaranteed or money Price 5Octs- and per bottle at Hildebrand's Drug Store. 5 i make specialty of our own make Thankful for past patronage and solic-! of Furniture. shoddy city Furniture itlng a continuance of the same upon the little factory Furniture we sell Ready Pay System. Respectfully, we put together ourselves and always tto GlU'MBLlNU Pino Flat. P.I., Apit well.

Call and see. HRM.REIGEL, HQOK Co,.