The Kane Leader from Kane, Pennsylvania • Page 3

Good ATlee. leader, BTJsmBsscAEBs. BOOK BOTTOM STOKE Bradford Letter Messrs. Editors: I thought perhaps "Tol" Cuthbert, of Eidgway, was in is reserved for This space OF Rock Bottom Store. BOCK BOTTOM STOEE PIONEER HARDWARE WITH OUR LOW PRICES With the Greatest Stock brought to Kane.

OUR STOCK OP THE WE KEEP TO THE FRONT! of HARDWARE ever Description. IN THE HARDWARE LINE. Iron ware at Whole I Competition Defied KANE, PA. PROPRIETOR, SAVED STORE i COOK AND HEATING STOVES Beggars INCLUDES EVERYTHING Tin, Copper and Sheet sale and Retail. ROOFING, SPOUTING, arxea.

General Tola Done in a Neat and Workmanlike Manner at Reasonable Rates Satisfaction Guaranteed FRALEY W. B. SMITH, MONEY Time, and time again we hear of elope ments. Some young girl runs away from her home to join some one whom she has met while away from home, and through his blandishments has caused her to leave home, friends, and perhaps some young man who has trusted her, and believed that she was true in all things. This custom is growing, and is becoming, day by day, more popular, and sooner or later, brings trouble to all parties concerned.

There is no reason for such a way of doing. Parents should have a care over a daughter and see that she is not led astray by some scallawag, who has no pure motive toward her, and when a young man who is known to them, comes along and treats a girl in a proper manner, and gives his whole attention to her, he should be encouraged and the daughter might, by care, be saved from ruin, and the parents from disgrace. In these days young men who are true and who have confidence in a girl, and find out, a few weeks before the time set for the marriage that she is false, and deceitful, it is apt to take away from him his ambition and place him in such a position that he will go down, down until there is no hope for his recovery. He will no doubt feel that revenge is his only resort, and will wait weeks, perhaps years, to have revenge. because he has trusted and loved her for years and at last found that his trust has been misplaced.

Shooting one whom he has loved is now becoming the favorite way of revenge, and girls will do well to study carefully their actions, and make up their mind to be true, and not prove fickle and changeable. This will save many girls from rain and disgrace, make their future life happy, and give to their parents joy in their old age, rather than drag father, mother and self down to a grave of sorrow, because of a mistake in youth. BtMtneu Increased. Philadelphia and Erie railroad stock has again commenced to assume a prominent position among the speculatives, and has been bought largely by those houses that have heretofore been well posted concern ing its movements. Some months ago it was rumored that the Pennsylvania Rail road intened to throw freight over the Philadelphia and Erie in order to enable it to earn sufficient profits to become a dividend payer, and thus render the pre ferred stock, held by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, an available collateral to sell or borrow moneylipon.

Since the present negotiations with Mr.Vanderbilt will secure the Beech Creek Road, it is a forgone conclusion that the traffic from that road, which has heretofore been car ried over the Catawissa road, will here after be given to the Philadelphia and Erie, thereby Largely increasing the next profits of the latter road. Renovo News. Items from Ludlow. Another gas well is being put down near the first water tank; we have only three of the largest in Pennsylvania, but another is badly needed. All the farmers around here are happy as they have all their hay in their barns and well cured.

Mr. J. G. Curtis, of this place, has just finished an addition on his store, which will be quiteconvenient. are ripe and the boys are glad, is they do not have to go to school any more this term.

I think the boys ought to go to school and learn while they can, or they will have to pick berries, or dig, or something else all Iheir lives. Boys, go to school. Hot, hotter, hottest, and still keeps growing hotter. jut i i tve are anaiatucre win soon be a paper started at Ludlow. Boys, look out for Mrs.

B. Subscribe for the Kane Leader, there is none better in McKean county. Quail. Trout Fishing Around Kane. Throughout all this region limpid streams and pools abound filled with speckled trout, so attractive to the fisher man and tourist.

This being Wednesday, the laft day of the season to fish, as per the mandates of law, the people of Kane availed themselves of the opportunity A raid on the streams was the result. Y. Jones bagged 50; Mr. John R. Paxton! of New York, and his brother, the Captain, brought in 200; Major Butler came in with 50; the Thomson House guests, compris ing men, women and children, came home with over 2,000.

Mr. Kemp is under the impression that McKean county trout will bite right along, the Governor's signature to the new bill notwithstanding. Raspberries at 10 cents per quart, at McConnelFs. A full line of notions just received at Mrs. Searles millinery store.

For a nice Business Suit made to or der call at Geo. Ball's, Warren, Pa. 5 cent Muslins at O. B. Lay's.

Eldrcd to tbe Front. The Eldred Band will hold a grand tour nament on the 20th of next month The prizes offered amount to $250.00, and be divided as follows $100 for best rendi tion $40 for third best rendition, $25 for best cornet solo, and 825 best equipped band. To this, Voorhees through salesman, J. A Gilson, have added IOC "Nickle Plate" cigars for the band that takes first prize. Port AUegany Reporter.

Special prices will be given to Kane customers that will buy their goods from Geo. Ball, the leading clothier in West 1 em Pennsylvania, 338 and 340 Main Warren, Pa. A good Cheviot Shirt only 25 cents at 0. B. Lay's.

Green groceries, cheap, at McConnell's Try a can of those California nlumn. at O. B. Lay's. Only 25 cents.

The Confederate flags that have since the war, been on exhibition at Washing ton, are laid away in the vaults contain ing war relics, and visitors can see them no more. Now is the time to subscribe for the Leader, word from Bradford would be acceptable, This'is circus day and the procession just paraded the streets. Next Monday is circus day too. Cole next Monday and Van Amburg to day. Everybody says business is improving here, and I think it is owing somewhat to the fact that oil recently moved to higher plane than it has been for a long time.

Two colored girls from the clasicpre cincts the Island just had a hearing be fore Alderman Graham, charged with inveigling a white man into their den and robbing him of about he had no business there, and ought to be ashamed to raise his head after the de velopements at the hearing. A sorry looking crowd, was the party that returned from the falls Thursday morning, after being on their feet all day and riding all night. Much good judicial timber was sawed off at the butt, when Gov. Pattison vetoed the "Additional Law Judge" bill, but understand an effort will be made to in duce Judge Olmstead to remove to this county. I hope he will, for as it is, it is very expensive and inconvenient for the people of this county to be compelled to go to Potter county every time it is neces sary to apply to a law judge for any thing, This county is really entitled to a resident law judge under the constitution, and the people ought to demand and insist upon their rights in this respect.

Bradford, July 21. Jacob. An exchange hits the nail on the head when it says: "When you hear man sneering at the local papers because they are not as big, cheap and newsy as the large city papers, you can safely bet that he does not squander his wealth in assisting to make them better, and that generally the papers have done more for him than he has for them. The man who cannot see the benefit arising to a town from its newspapers, hasn't the sense of an oyster, and he is of about as much value to a town as a delinquent tax list." Straw goods at cost to close out, at 0. B.

Lay's. Last Saturday the thermometer was higher in New York city than it has been for the past eleven years. We have before us two numbers of the Leader, Kane's new paper. The Leader is a seven column journal owned and edited by Earl Bros. Malone, and has about it an exceedingly healthy look for an infant, and gives promise of a long and useful career.

We wish the Leader and its proprietors much success. McKean Democrat. Look at the Stetson Hats, at Geo. Ball's, and you will buy no other, as every hat is warranted. 5 cent Ginghams at 0.

B. Lay's. If you desire a cood smoke cro to Jas Magowan's for a "Uno" cigar, a pure Ha vana filler. Best five cent cigar in the market. lm Warren A3.

vertIsem.ervt3. JlXCHANGE HOTEL, Geo. II. Leonhart, WARREN, PA. Fine sample rooms.

Rates $2.00 per day. QARVER HOUSE, Mrs. C. W. King, Rates S2.00 per day.

WARREX, PA. Beecher Copeland sealers in Hardware, Agricultural Tools, and OIL WELL SUPPLIES, WARREN, PA. H. A. JA5IIE80N, H.

PICKETT, S. SI. X3C JarrLieson. Ss sealers is General Hardware, Oil Well Supplies, WARREN, PA. M.MEAD, Importer and Wholesale Liquor Merchant, 430 Front WARREN, PA.

N. K. WENDELBOE, 209 Liberty WARREN, PA. Tlie Cheapest Store for Wail Papeb and Paints in Warren. A full assortment always on hand.

AIR STOW. ArtistlCCiX Photographer, Cor. Liberty and Water warren, pa. BUSS WlLLEYj PROP'RS. House First class in all its appoint ments.

Carriages and Baggage wagon to and fh0m all trains. First Class Sample Room connected with the houso and stocked with all the best Wines, Liquors and Cigars. N. GREENLUND, Exchange Block, WARREN, PA FiraiSTITXTBE of every description TJNDEETAKING A SPECIALTY. All work guaranteed satisfactory.

remember the place Exchange Blook, No. 331. WARRE HOUSE julv 20, isao. ZJccal Briefs. Pickled Oysters at O.

B. Lay'Si AUUWl. V. I Fcr "ard The great question with Port Allegany now is Water or no Water Geo. Ball will make you a nice pair of pants for 55.00 and upwards.

Gov. Pattison recently vetoed the bill giving an additional law judge to this district. You will miss it if you don't get a pair of those 58 cent kid gloves at the Red Front, There is one thing sure, the Churches in Kane have as good choirs as any other in the State. A Pittsburg debating society recently decided that girls should be about 25 years old before they got married. How is it girls? What is the matter with McKean county; there are 12 regular lodgers in the County Poor House.

There will be a Free Methodist Camp Meeting at Warren commencing August 5th and will last eight days. O. B. Lay, he sells Shoulders for 10 cents per pound, and does not represent them as California Hams either. The Rocks are becoming famous as a place of resost.

Two or three parties going there almost every fine Sunday According to mammoth posters around town, the commercial travelers of Erie will give a grand picnic at the Head, July 31st. A game of base ball at Clarendon Saturday last between the Warren club and the home club resulted in a victory for the latter by a score of 24 to 23. If any body asks you what you think ot the weather, just tea them it is too warm to think about, and find out if you can what he is going to do about it. AVc understand that T. W.

Cole, of Bradford, is intending to start a chair factory in that place. If he would come and look over the prospects and advan tages of Kane we think ho would be in duced to locate here. We have received the first number of the Kane Leader a paper started by Earl BroV Malone. It is a beautiful sheet, typographically, and ably conducted. Kane needs a paper and should liberally support the enterprise.

Cameron County Press. Among the guests at the Thomson House are Jacob Sf sir, Geo. S. Schmidt W. W.

Whitney and John C. Schmidt, of York, Dr. Lancaster and lamily, of Philadelphia; H. B. Mitchell; of Harris riug; S.

S. Speck and family, of Pittsburg; A. JliXionaid, of Aiieganey; C. B. Slifer, Miss J.

It. Slifer and Miss II. J. Jones, TheMner intimates that Jordan of the Era, and Hughes of the Reporter are the wealthiest newspaper men in the County. We would respectfully ask broth wliat has become of his gold in ine that "is worth a million dollars, sir!" Reporter.

Brother Hughes appears to overlook the fact that a newspaper now a days swallows a gold mine whole. At Wilcox the other day, we met Host," Fred. Schoening, of the "Wilcox House, and found him busy. He has a first class hotel, the rooms being well furnished and handsomely decorated while the table is all that one could desire. Mr.

Scbxenirig has been proprietor of the hotel for a short time only, but many improvements are noticed in its tnanage mcnt. Robert Bell, who has the contract for building the stone work on the Hoffman block, new school house and sewers, had trouble with his employees one day last week in regard to wages. Mr. Bell said he was paying them $3.00 and that they wanted $3.50, which he could not afford to give, and secured other men iu their place. This is the second strike in Warren within the past two weeks.

While in Wilcox one day last week, L. Ernhout, general agent for the Broughton Nut Lock, showed us the new patent, and we at once saw how simple, but what is proving a great success in locking the nuts that hold the iron rails together. A washer with two holes cut through so that it will pass over the nuts, and a key passing through the washer and through the lock. The lock is in the middle of the plate, and a key passing through a slot in the lock, this forms the simple arrangement that holds the nuts so that it is impossible for them to turn, thus securing the rails in an absolutely wife manner. The Westminster Class Review, at the Presbyterian church last Sunday evening, was a complete success, and showed thorough training at the hands of Mr.

Win. Hubbard, the Sunday school superintendent. The children all had their parts learned to perfection and took great interest in the review. The exercises consisted of singing, recitations from the life of Paul and tracing on the map his different journeys, questions by different scholars which were answered by the class as they were called upon. The pastor was then called and ho made a few appropriate remarks, when the ceremonies closed with singing by the class while the large audience was passing out.

About 8 o'clock last nipht, a small bulldog belonging to M. Carniday, was parsing down the street past James C'nmpbeH'e Livery Stable, and bit the latter named gentleman's little child on the hand. The bite was a severe one, and Dr. Crossmire was called in to dress the wound, The father, thinking it was best to have the dog killed, went to Mr. Carniday and after a short discussion the dog was taken down on the back street where Constable Woodrow shot and killed the dog.

The dog was a valuable one, and the owner hated to have him killed, but under the circumstances he consented, and the poor dog was killed. Others, who have savage dogs should take warning and keep them tied or mimlod. as B. of P.WE8T0X, Attorney at Law, Office Davis' Block, KANE, PA. H.

PRESTON, M. Office in Qillis' Block, Surg. P. R. R.

and KANE, PA. R. HARRIET A. KANE, Office at residence, KANE, PA. Receives Ladies and Children only for gen eral metucai ana surgical treatment.

TyjRS. LOTTIE SEARLES, Millinery, Dressmaking, and Notions, Next door to Post office KANE, PA. Y. JONES, Justice of the Peace, Office in Griffith's Block, KANE, PA. JJISHELL A ARNOLD, Attcrneys at Law, Main opp.

Court House, RIDGWAY, PA. Court business transacted In t.h orlininin. .1 1 Ol. c. pHE NEW STAR BARBER SHOP, M.

V. Keene, Over O. B. Lay's store, KANE, PA. I Inn orfvnn in inu' anja l.

1 1 ,1 TT jg VAN O. KANE, Physician Surgeon, KANE, PA. Wilt rnanmA ivnMvA nmoiioA rtAAv.n i 188o. at hi8 new office in Magowan's new if" ourgeon io riUHDurgh Western RS. E.

L. WHITING, Milliner Dressmaker, Over J. Davis' store, KANE, PA. vwun, jiaiff, 1 1 1(7 A fmp ntvlr nf fllllnnro rieAa tt i imiuuigK, etc. aii worK guaranteed.

LOOK I LOOK! 3 For a neat fit in Boots and Shoes, go to M. DONACHY, Fralcy Street, Kane, Pa. Repairing a Specialty. None hut. th hi nf stock usctt.

Also a fresh stock of Confectionery constantly on hand. For a good smoke try wonachy Best. Call, and leave rejoicing. YpLCOX HOUSE, Fred. Schojning, Prop'r.

WILCOX, PA. rTM 1 i in ia iireircs8 Hotel in all its depart guests. Good sample rooms for commercial travelers. Give him n. rail nrhnn in a.u i 1.

1IWA. DIFFENDEKFER, Tonsorial Artist, Fraley Street, KANE, PA. Shaving, Hair Cutttnar. and evervthlnur pertaining to the business done promptly in me Dest style. Hair Tonic for Dandruff a Specialty.

Give me a Call. Shop next door to Kane Meat Market. O. C. KELTS, Fraley Street, Kane, Pa.

1 rfl i cr irnrlr nrATnnilv attended to. Leave orders at O. G. Jveits Jewelry More. KANE HOUSE, KANE, PENN'A.

Greo. 'Welker, Prop'r. A large addition is now being built to this miu i. mam Duiiaing nas oeen inor oughly renovated. Gas A water all through the house, making it First Class in Every Respect.

Best Accommodations In Town. Bar room 'is located in basement, remote irom me Dusiness portion 01 ine nouse. Barrett Mosher, Manufacturers and dealers in WAGONS CARRIAGES. Painting and Repairing a Specialty. Agents for the CELEBRATED CRAMER WAGONS.

MISSES O'DAY, MILLINERY, DRESSMAKING, and. A9 A full line of embroidering material. Fraley KANE, PA. Kane Meat Market. A ll XO.aa.dLa of CHOICE MEATS! Bvary Day.

Cash Paid for Hides Pelts. We strive to Please our Cus tomers. Myers Wzsr. town last Sunday. Rev.

G. G. Barnes returned Mst week from his vaction. O. K.

Hall.of Jamestnwn, Was in town over Sunday visiting friends. J. D. Magowan is having a bay window put in his new brick building. Miss Luella May, of Baltimore, is visiting with A.

Y. Jones and family. A. Groetsingcr, of Aiieganey, is visiting his family at the Thomson House. D.

E. Evans, of Ebensburg, is here on a visit to his two sons, Web and Sherman. Scott Ilolman, of Renovo, was looking after his interests in Kane on Saturday. A. J.

Smith, of Corry, representing a wholesale drug house, was in town Tuesday. Charles Secdquist, of Warren, is vising his parents and friends in this section. Fred B. Sanders, of Driftwood, was in town Monday between trains on business. W.

P. Eckles returned Monday from a visit to his sister at Chester, Crawford county. C. H. Buck and Frank M.

Zeller, of Wilcox, spent Sunday at the Thomson House. H. 0. Blymiller was called to Parker on Monday by the serious illness of his mother. A.

Merrill, of Wetmore, made a pleasant call at the Leader offiice Saturday evening. W. P. Eckels started for Ebensburg this morning in a buggy. A "little bird whispered" that he bad company.

Mrs. Gale, who has been visiting the family of O. B. Lay, returned to her home in Binghamton, N. Saturday last.

C. A. Burdick, of Smethport, was in town last week. He is agent for sewing machines and organs, and is doing a good business. John Sheldon, of Renova, spent last Sunday in town as the cuest of John Mitchell, of East Kane.

Mike Connors went to Ridgwav this morning to take charge of a barber shop while the proprietor is away with Co. II at Conneaut Lake. Engineer Carey is pushing his new building right along. In the past week it has grown very rapidly and now begins to show up in good shape. V.

Y. Turrell, ot Tarport, was in town this week canvassing for ''Personal Mciu6v of TJ. S. Grant." He has the sole agency for McKean county. C.

W. Smith, of Warren, has the con tract for building the new factory and other buildings. He is at present finish ing the building for Preston and Foster. Rev. Henry McKubbin, of the Wan namaker Memorial church, near Phila delphia, occupied the pulpit of the M.

church on last Sabbath. Ills discourses showed marked ability for a young man. C.V.Gillis arrived home last Saturday from an extended tour of two weeks through the States of Virginia, West Vir ginia, Maryland and the southern part of Pennsylvania, where, in company with other gentlemen, he has been visiting several of the battle fields. Wm. Turby, of this place, has the contract for building the' stone piers and abutments for an iron bridge for the Pennsylvania Railroad at Wilcox.

He began the work on the 1st inst. and will complete it about the middle of August. Mr. Turby is a good workman, and when the job is completed it will be as good as any along the road, George Folkman is putting down an artesian well on the Messrs. Holgate Bros, lot.

A few days ago we called to see the work, and found him busy at the well. It is not an easy task these warm days but Mr. Folkman is bound to work and is doingthebesthecan. It is expected that he will have to go about two hundred feet to find water. County Superintendent M.

O. Campbell, of Smethport, was in town Monday and Tuesday of this week. Mr. Campbell has already commenced making arrangements for the annual county institute which will be held in Smethport beginning Oct. 5.

He has secured the services of Prof. Ogden, who is well known to the teachers of McKean county as an able and efficient instructor, and is also trying to engage the Fisk Jubilee Singers for the evening entertainments. Thomas Griffith, of Ebensburg, father of our worthy townsman, J. T. Griffith, is here looking after his large lumber interests.

Mr. Griffith Is one of the pioneers in the lumber business at this place, hav ing located here in JSl7. lie has yet several large tracts of timber lands which have never been logged, which some day will pay him a handsome profit. One of his mills is located on the P. E.

R. R. and the other on the R. P. He makes cherry lumber a specialty, some of which he has shipped as far east as Portland and far west as St.

Louis. In addition to this he is largely interested in timber lands in Cambria county, where he has several mills in operation. A nice figured lawn, (fast colors) at 0. Lay's, only 5 cents per yard. We have on the way the largest invoice Ladies' and Misses' Corsets ever opened in Prices will be astonishingly low.

Don't fail to see them at tthe Red Front. For a nice summer drink, try a bottle of that Ginger Ale at 0. B. Lay's, only 15 cents per bottle. The news dispatches contain a story that a rattlesnake has been seen in West Virginia with a bulldog's head.

They must hare awful whiskey there. Geo. Ball makes nice Suits to order for $20.00 and upwrds. Call at once and leave your orders. Go to B.

McConnellV for Fresh Meats of all kinds. (IS) MONEY EARNED 4 Save Mtoner BY PURCHASING O. J). COLEMAN, KANE, PA. I do not advertise goods given sell you more goods for place less in DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, AND YOUR GOODS OP away, but do say that I will' money than any other town.

A FIRST CLASS GENERAL STORE, in exchange for Goods. l(ane JDnig $tbre, Fraley Kane, Pure CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES, varnishes, Dye stuffs, cosmetique, wall paper, TOILET AND FANCY GOODS, SCHOOL BOOKS' STATIONERY, Tobacco and Cigars, And, iil fact, everything pertaining to a First Class Drug Store' Can be found at this establishment. PURE WINES AND LIQUORS, For Medical and Sacramental use. EVERYTHING USUALLY KEPT IN Country Produce taken' STEAM LUMBER, SHINGLE, AND PLANING MILL MANTFACTUBERS of Cherry, Maple, Poplar, and Hemlock Lumber. ALSO, Shingles, Flooring Siding.

We have the attnllancM fortfoinr FIRST CLASS WORK, and can Oil all orders on short notltio. Promnt and careful attention eiven to all orders received by mall or otherwise. P. IBTltt Physicians'' Prescriptions carefully con pounded. c.

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