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Tyrone Daily Herald from Tyrone, Pennsylvania • Page 3

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DAILY desire to use your columns for some remarks touching a proposition I am about to make to our borough council for the enlargement of borough arch over dry run ou Logau street. The arch referred to is altogether too small and its capacity for water is much reduced by a short crook near its upper end. The area of borough arch as cal- yesterday by the graduating class in our high school is44.27.HiO feet, and the area of my arch is 80.54-100 feet, or almost double the size of borough arch, but while mine is straight and taeir's has a sharp crook, its capacity is much less than half as great us mine. jS ow unless this arch is enlarged, the next big Hood may go down Logan street as it never did before. Formerly it went under the rink and down toward the Bald Eagle, but a wall ninety feet long lias blocked that game since the last overflow.

I wish to say further that my proposition contemplates ihe removal of the nuisance iu front of the school house where your children wade and dabble iu water half the winter, contracting colds, wet feet and soiled clothing. Doubtless many doctor bills have been paid as a result. is highly probable that Uie undertaker has had a benefit fr this source. It is said that a son of William was two months in bed from this source. I respectfully ask the attention of the school board to this matter, and to express themselves in regard to it, especially to its effect on the children during every school term.

Finally as to myself and my relation to this matter, I may say that it would be hard to way whether I or any one else can carry out this project at a profit. Mr. John Crawford has not made any money on this ground. If any one else will undertake what I propose to do I will step STEWARTS Br Iflrt rfi -N STOCK OF WATCHES, JEWELRY, SPECTACLES, AND -Musical FINE SILVERWARE. Street WILL EXHIBIT AT TYRONE ON I DAY, IVIAY 22d.

Do You Want a Good Refrigerator? flflRDWOOD REFRIGERATOR. aside. If not I am willing to undertake it. Men incapable of exercising a public spirit or doing anything for the public good sometimes attribute mean and selfish motives to my actions, but I am content to bear this. I ask, however, that our people remember my offer, whether it 13 accepted or not.

If you like to preserve what I have said it may be interesting reading after the next big flood. F. I), BEYER. April 9, 1891. Kcsult of Thoughtless Amusement.

On Sunday afternoon of last week, several boys, while on London's ridge, above town, began rolling stones down the steep declivity for amusement. One of tbe stones, a very large one, in its rapid descent struck a cow belonging to Watson Leach, of this place, and caved in her side breaking several ribs aud otherwise injuring her. The cow was got home with much difficulty by Mr. Leach, but despite all his efforts, the patient animal died on Wednesday, after suffering intense pain. Several panels of fence were aiso broken aud torn down by the stone-rolling.

Such is the hardly malicious attempts at amusement ou Sabbath day. Not only, was property destroyed, but untold and agonizing pain caused one of God's most patient and inoffensive animals and severe loss by its death occasioned to a poor, hard working man, who is seriously crippled financially by the loss of the cow, bringing in, as it did, part of the revenue of the household. If boys would only think twice before into such'apparently innocent pastimes, probably much trouble would often be Herald. Nothing: better for babies. Full Cream.

Full Weighi Best ou For sale by Templeton, Crawford F. G. Albright, W. L. Study, J.

C. Goheen Bros'. giyLLJLUniL ariEpfrniMr Perhaps you don't iiolic.vo all have and published ix-gardinir L.W. Hull's Catarrh Remedy. Well, wu cun't, niuk-n you.

can't force conviction into your liea'd orniuil- iclno into your stomach. want to The money anatlu; catarrh is yours, and until you are willing to believe, and spend the one lor the euro of the other, tiioy will stuy so. AS for being slow to accept a stateinenr we do not. blame you much, the wlldiinil fanciful tulcs Unit aru told concerning something orotner every day. would take an angel to piclc out the wheat Ironi some ol the eliatf circulated now.

IJut there ig wheat, my friend, never Corbet thai: and L. W. Bull's is the Wheat. Doesn't it seem a pity that wliui, is sick with sickness that can be cured, and the remedy is so cheap and handy enough for him to use. that it should beso difficultto convince of it in thulairand rational way that one citizen ought to tailc to another, even when its olaiiusare emphasized by such candid, unvarnished, disinterested statements trorn consumers as our remedy lias to back it up.

For Catiirrh, Bronchitis, Colds, Coughs, La (irinno, it has no equal. During the post three month we have received over HOU luttors irom consumers. All say it has curuit me. Price 50 cents bottle. D.

G. OWENS, Manufacturer. TYRONK. FA A i'imuclu of Cosmic Grandeur, above and far beyond similitude, fnfinitc-in innm.Misity, perfect in every feature and detail. SO CALL AT J.

MAIN STREET, TYRONE. HE KEEPS THE Both in hard wood and soft wood with water coolers and without. Also has on hand the Geni and American lee Cream Freezers, all sizes. GET READY FOR THE CIRGU That is be properly clothed for the warm season which the advent of the circus betokens. Stupendous Aviary Departments, and Gladiatorial spoils aud pastimes.

Three Luge circus rings and dazzling circus companies, gladiatorial feats and olympian sports on a grand theatre stage, unmatched menagerie, imperial roinan hippodrome. Positively the best equipped, most stupendous and faultless union of great railroad shows the world has ever seen. Larger menageries, finer circuses, more museum features, grander gyrunic exhibitions, linger hippodromatic spectacles, bigger tents, elephants aud railroad trains, greater in every way than the sun ever shone upon before. A great and honest show alone pre seuting vv-hat others recklessly advertise: matchless and graphic presentation of the pageants and tournaments of classic ages; heroic olympian games aud Caledonian sports: desperate combats on horseback: sere aud yellow-leaf managers dazed by the overwhelming successor this modern aud progressive aggregation. A gigantic, sweeping and invincible centralization of the world's rarest zoological wealth, museum phenomena, processional amazements, circus prodigies and hippodromatic splendors.

Basily answered. Save money by purchasing your Light Weight Clothing, Straw Hats, Caps, Flannel Shirts, Light Weight Underwear, Neckwear, at the new store of MAHLON CRYDER. STUDY BLOCK. Juniata near Main. NEWEST CIGAR STORE Cigars, Tobaccos, Snuff, Pipes and all Smokers' Supplies.

A well fitted store, with pleasant sitting room attached. SIHVSLY III BIST jN WsST WATCU KS AX VV ttY. PKCIAL CAItK GIV1CK TO TIU DIAMOND GOODS TRADE. AS fLATJBD AUK Of Of ALL KINDS. EPAUUNG DONE ON 8110111 NOTICE BY IT1XJ5 WOHKUKJN.

LATING, J3NG RAVING-, KXEOD- TED NEATLY. I. P. WALTON, Jfo. 216 Main ALL HADES AT Jobber's' Prices, Mrs.

Rev. 8. Laue, of Cincinnati, spent a short time here this morning on her way to visit friends at Centre Hall. 0. S.

d' Invilliers aiid'family, of Philipsburg, were in this place a short time this morning ou tlieir way to visit friends ia Philadelphia. The old fence around the property of D. A. Smith, corner Clearfield and Logan streets, is hem? replaced by a new and better one, and the boardwalk around said property, by. a concrete one.

This corner will present a much hand-, somer appearance when all the improvements are completed. most ably conducted, sumptuous and faultless union of great moral shows the sun ever shone upon. Chary of its promises, bub prodigal its performances. Always managed by the proprietors in person. Every clime under the sun pays its tribute with its rarest; novelties.

A public institute of wildest fame. The founders of the brightest holiday. MADE TO OBDEK, At Stale of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas County, i' FUA'XK J. CHENEY makes oath that he is the senior partner of tho firm of F. J.

CHENEY doincr business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and ihat said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for lv each aud every case of OATAHUH that be en red by the uso of HALL'S CUKE, PRANK J-CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 6th dav of December, A. D. 18S6. A.

W. GLEASON. Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh is internally and acts the blood and mucous surfaces of. (he-system." Send for testimonials, froo.

F. J.CHENEY" Toledo, 0. by Druggists, 75c. Tyrone Mill, Munuiuctnrors and In ROUGH AKD WORKED LUMBER. Also, ContraDtors and Builders, TYRONE, BLAIU TA.

Odd Fellows'" Block. Everybody welcome. H. E. BRENEISER.

UNDERTAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. Having years of experience, and all the latest and most improved methods of caring the dead, and being a practical embuliuer, will guarantee entisi'aetion. -SPRING swims PANTALOONS, FANCY oSTo. 7 JUNIATA STREET. Printing.

Herald job office is equipped with a handsome line of ball pro- grammes, tassels, pencils, tickets, menu cards, beveled goods, wedding invitations, party folding cards of all kinds, which will be furnished, neatly and correctly printed, on short notice at very reasonable nuos. Call and SM our samples. All goods are new and correct and latmt itylee X' 2000 ft. GARDEN HOSE FOR SALE AT PLUMBING, GAS AND STEAM FITTING. E.

Juniata Street, PA. Bigger i Better Menageries Thau ever before assembled either in any building, under canvas or in the great zoological gardens ol Europe or As a simple matter of fact, the most stupendous and comprehensive collection of rare wild beasts, beautiful Exotic birds, remarkable Sauviaus, and monstrous reptiles ever concentrated in a single exhibition. Stop! Glance at the Briefly Stated Leading Features of WALLACE MAMMOTH MENAGERIE Museum, hippodrome, with all its superb, rare and costly collections of beasts, birrs and reptiles, including the finest living specimens of the huge hippopotamons, rhiuocerys, "giraffe, sea-lionsrand nearly every known specimen of tigers, tapirs, horned hor.se, gnu, ostriches, monkeys, serpents, pythons, etc. A grand Traveling Zoological Garden affording to ail the children in the land the most appropriate lesson ID. natural history it is possible to place before them.

This Unrivaled Circus stands at the head of all arenic organizations. It is many times greater and grander than ever this season, with new and better actors, male, and female; more novel acts, more trained horses, ponies, more specialty performers, native and foreign, than any circus in the world. I IE IMISTO, IOISIBR FAKAM Made every forenoon of exhibition day, correctly tells the story of the show a thousand times bettor than the lifeless illustrations, or even the most glowing description of the delighted spectators. All other parades pale their ineffectual fires before this mighty march of the monarch show of the world. Remember the date and be in Town Early.

Open night and day. Office on Dallas Street, near Logan PURE DRUGS. Physicians' Prescriptions a specialty. FALCK, the Juniata St. Druggist.

Berlin's Old Stand. fil OF Tyrone Saw and Planing Mills, MANUVACTUKEKS OF AND IHCALEKS IN ALL KINDS OF LUMBER AND SHINGLES, BUY PIKE AITD CHESTNUT SHINGLE BOLTS. AGENTS FOR ADAMANT WALL PLASTER BARGAINS! BARGAINS! Everybody should see the new and elegant stock of Parlor Furniture, Bed Room Suits, Dining Room Suits Kitchen Furniture, Wardrobes, Sideboards, Hat Backs, Book Cases, Lounges, Mattresses, Pillows, Bed Springs, Pictures, Chairs, Tables, Centre Tables, Rockers and Easy Chairs, at ADOLPH HEKLTS, No. 4 Main St. rillCES VKKY REASONABLE.

W. HARRY HOLMES wishes the ladies of Tyrone to know that his HOUSEHOLD AMMONIA is twice as strong as any-in the market, Going twice as far and costing the same. A large stock of Tar Camphor balls and flake. Moth Bags all sixes. Everything in the drug line away down in price and away up in quality.

GIVE HIM A CALL,.

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