The Daily Republican from Monongahela, Pennsylvania • Page 1

MONONGAHELA, PA. MONDAY, JUNE 2.1, IB TWO CENTS rFEENTH YEAR ily Republican SSTAILIBHED UN. A1EXANDEB 6 00., Banktn Rfcft Bottffct sad Sola. xxrriRMT vais ox Duoum Festival. The ladies of the Methodist Episcopal church will hold a strawberry and ice eream festival, in the churchyard, on Tuesday evening, June 22nd.

Come and enjoy eating delicacies in the open air. Miner Hurt. Charlie Lyle, a miner employed at the Manown mines, was hurt this morning by a post slipping, causing a fall of slate. Al-L. ALIKE The Columbia price is the proper price for Columbia quality unequalled, unapproached.

If you are content with anything short of the best, then buy i NEXT BEST, SG0V S50, S35. Forsyth's Reliable Shoe Store. Shot in the liOg. Ou Sunday night, during a beer fijflit at the Patch, a fair ladie formerly known as Miss Minnie Rockwell, hailing from Iirownsville, was shot in the leg. It is said by those who know, that it was not a very pretty leg, but good enough to be shot at.

At least the pistol ball was lodged in the limb, and Minnie said it was a Minnie-ball. She fainted and the men who were mixed in Lho shooting, left for Minneapolis, or some other place, and the lady is deserted and forsaken, and is the only pebble in the patch. The reputation of this lady has suffered cruelly at the hands of rumor. She is the alleged wife of Rome Gourley, but has many husbands, by brevet and otherwise, so that she has not "tied her nose to one fair rose" for any long period of time. Thus far no arrests have been made.

The lady is at present said to be undergoing repairs to her leg. Died in California. Samuel M. Davis died in California, on Monday, June ISth. He was born on the Dick Richardson farm, near lientleysville, 73 years ago, and was a carpenter by trade.

Mr. Davis was brother of Mrs. George W. Allen, of Wesco; his disease was cancer of the liver. The funeral services were held in the Methodist Episcopal church on Wednesday, and were conducted by Rev.

Crissmau. Interment in the Highland cemetery, California, Pa. Nearly Killed by His Cow. John Smith, aged 72 years, and for forty years a teamster in West Newton, was knocked down yesterday by his cow, which he was taking to pasture, and seriously injured. He remained unconscious all day yesterday, and had not fully recovered Sunday.

Convention of Colored People. The colored people of Payette county will hold a conyention in Odd Fellow's hall, Iirownsville, on Wednesday, June 30th, at which topics will be discussed, relative to the best interests of the colored ieople, political and A. B. GO WAN'S I Stock of Clothing Bought at Sheriffs Sale by a Pittsburg Attorney for Creditors. I '1 Leader of June 8th announcement.

The Pittsburg makes the Following ft Clothier Sold Out ty tlie Sherifl. Monongahela, June 8, 1897. The entire stock of A. B. Cowan, a leading clothier of this city, was sold at sheriff's sale this afternoon.

It was bid in by Joseph Stadtfeld, an attorney of Pitts- burg, for $5,000. The value was $18,000. V. HAZZARD. TOR AND PUBLISHER.

ela Penn'a. iKIfllAKKtimK H. K. of the McK. A B.

V. E. It. oad is operated on Central Stand-s one hour slower than local Lime. Card In Effect Dec.

13, 1896. Up Eivbb Tbains. No. a 36 a in 11 25 pm 4 oo 4 37 4 46 ft 01 5 24 5 57 6 11 rt i i khela Don City 13 09 12 18 12 34 12 Rfl 1 27 1 41 DOWH KlVKR TliAINS. No.

27 33 35 a a 5 35 9 55 2 55 5 45 10 05: 3 05 6 18 10 36 3 35 I (i 39,11 OO! 3 59 6 53 4 13 02 II 30 4 22 7 40' 1 3 1 5 05 3 em on igahela ieth port esport burp iins depart 6:13 a. and 10:36 for New Haven, Youngatown, Cleveland Buffalo; 3.35 p.m., io- Butialo, eland and Chicago. ain arrive at 7:50 a from Chicago arid eland at 12:56 from Chicago, Buffalo, agstown, Cleveland aud New Haven; at p. from New Haven, Kuftato. Uleve-and Chicago.

rn .27 on Sunday will run SO minuc3 lane. io8 marked with a ma on Sunday, call on oraduress J. A. McCAGUH, Station Agent, i t.VA S.1A KAl UWAU Division Card. EASTERN STANDARD TI5IS.

oivhiuveu trains (Daily except Sunday.) In Effect Nov 16th, 1356. a id a in a a a ni in ionto'n '9 05' i 18 C. 6 40 10 1 0 12 30 4 20 5 20 arleroi 7 11 10 43 1 024 535 f3 25 6 40 7 32, 9 15 11 00, 1 2oa U.b 1. Elizabh I 5 4o i 01 7 01 oi 11 ss i i' 6 027 20 8 07; 9 56 11 43' 2 05:5 6 59 6 227 41 8 26 10 17 12 04; 2 24 6 OS? 22 6 458 05 8 47 10 40 12 25; 2 15.6 30:7 45 min. mln, mi a ln'Dm nmipmpm avosb'g omestd ttsburg Additional train leaves Monongahelaat 3:00 arriving in Pittsburg at 4 :25 p.

m. UP bivkk tkaikb. (Daily except Sunday.) Leave. a a a tn a in ittsbnrg 6 00 7 40 10 00 1 05 4 35 5 30 6 2d 'omest'd 6 24 8 03 10 22 I 264 56 5 53 fi 49 Jravsb'g 6 478 22 10 42 1 4," 5 14 6 12 7 08 zabh I 7 05 8 40 10 59 2 07 5 31 .8 2 9 7 '-b Sot'gah'a 16 20.7 27 9 02:11 21 2 30 5 53,3 50 7 50 Jnarleroi 6 41 9 25; 11 42 2 hi 6 Brov'lle 7 20! ...110 0,12 25, Jnionto'n 8 1 241 I Idditional trains leave Pittsburg at 8.35 a. m.

and 11.35 p. arriving at Mouongahela at 3 59 a. and 12.55 a. m. SUNDAY TRAINS.

Sunday trains leave at 7,30 am and 5 05 ni, liononga'neia at 8 22 am, 135, 6,06 and 7 40 m. arrive at Fi ttsburg p.t 9 57 a 3 05, 7 35, and 9 05 pin. Leave Pittsburg at 8 55 a 1 01, 4 30 and 9 40 arri ving at Monongahela at 10 29 a 2 35, 5 55 and 11 Oo arrivicg at Brownsville 11 25 a in, and 3 31 m. Tickets sold and baggage; checked to nil points e.ast on the Pennsylvania Railroad For rates of fare, time tables, on Giio. B.

SoRiiicu, Agent. Monomrahela City or addres3 TKOU. K. WATT, Pass. Agent Vv extern District.

300 Fifth Avenue, I'ittab'irjr, Pa. J. R. WOOD, Psa. Ager.t, J.

U. HUTCHINSON, Geu. Manager. A LT (Mil MR Si OHIO WHEELING PITTSBURG DIVISION. GOING WEST- LSAVKS PITTSBUUU riNLKTVILLK Art WASHINGTON 8 15 a 9 05 am 9 37 a 30 a lu 24 a ni 11 1 2 a 1 00 in 4 55 5 31 tn 5')pm 9 4Jpm 10 09 pm HDlVa KAftT LEAVK3 VA9HINUTOK riNLKVVlLLB AR riTTSlir'KG 6 57 a 7 50 a in 9 05 a 9 55 a 3 09 4 00 0 50 7 40 irked with a () run also on Sun- Hhers do not.

LOCAL NEWS. Mrs. Cal Teeters, of Sunday visitors in Monon- D. Seott has returned, from a tier brotlier, William Am-)wnsville. ouise Flack, East End, Pitts-is an over Sunday visitor with ie Davis.

tuth Day, of McKeesport, is her sister, Mrs. II. C. Sutman. the best quartetts in the state at the Iloyal Arcanum enter-t next Wednesday evening.

Steele, of Kenneth, is visiting tt, Third ward, Rhoades, of Portland, visiting1 Mrs. William Wieker-iverly II ill. Paul Nutt is ill with diph- loyul Arcanum entertainment next dnesd ay night, will be in every respect -irst class, und the music of the vtry best. Rev. W.

F. JlrownVLV of Can-nonsburjr, returned home from Florida Saturday. JIarry and W. U. Moseley we to.

in town on Saturday, and visited the cemetery, where they have just laid a beloved mother tho truest friend man ever knows. Sheriff Clark will go to Char-lerol, to sell the furnishings of Hotel Piper. This sale was to have taken place last Monday but was postponed Royal Arcanum banquet tickets can be had at the Commercial Hotel, any time from now until Wednesday. Pittsburg Bank of Savings 210, (Old No. 60) FOURTH PITTSBURG FOUR FEB CENT INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.

S. P. KELLER f5 CO. Have the largest and best.se' ected stock of CARPETS Smyrna and Axminster Rugs, Chinese and Japan Mattings In The Market, And at the very lowest prices. We give handsome gifts with all cash purchases, such as flour bins, pictures, silverware, etc.

Our Lace Curtain Stock Is full in all grades from cents up to twenty-five dollars a pair. You can be suit, ed in any priced goods you want. We have had a splendid sale on all these goods. We have a splendid line of Dress Goods Draperies, laces and house furnishing goods, and in fact everything that makes up a complete hue of goods. Ladies' waists, waist sets, belts, collars and ties, ribbons.

Our hosiery is worth seeing. All these goods will be sold cheap. S. P. Keller Co OT1CE TO TEACHERS'.

The School Board of Union township, will meet at Gastonville school house, on SATURDAY, JULY' 3rd, 1897, at 1 p. for the purpose of electing fifteen teachers for a terra of seven months. The following wage schedule will be paid: Permarent Certificate Professional Certificate and Normal Diploma 42.00 Provisional Certificate with experience in Union township 40 00 Provisional Certificate with experience, outside Union township 37.5 Provisional Certificate 35 00 Applicants are requested to be present on day of elect ion. By order of School Board, THOMAS DENNISTON, Pres. John A.

Gai lt. Courtney, Pa. June 7, 1897. INSURANCE J. M.

Grable GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT Monongahela, Pa Kcprcsents Gootl Companies Onlr Insurance of North America, of Philadelphia, Assets, 9,464.873.53. Pho-nix Insurance of Brooklyn, Assets Springfield M. Insurance of Spring field, Assets $3,845,145.17. American Central Insurance St. Louis, Assets, 81,661,187.11.

Norwood Insurance of New York, Assets, $452,784.71. Reading Insurance of Reading, Assets, 8758,132.55. Farmers' Insurance of York, As-sets, $643,519.35. Lancashire Insurance of Manchester Assets, $2,307,856.04. Commercial Union Assurance Co.

limited, of London, Assets, $3,506,031.16. Teutonia Insurance of Allegheny, Assets. $267,075.05. J. M.

GRABLE Parties wanting ICE for the Summer Season, will please LEAVE THEIR ORDERS at A. 's Grocery, or wagon, when, passing arw WE WILL MAKE 'ity. Prices Satisfactory. Our ice Is pure and clear. A.

D. SCOTT. pATTEBSON BBBOUT, FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND IHBALMIRS. MtU Strut, Near Dtpat, Telephone, at Store, 26; at Residence 26-2. J.

T. ARMSTRONG, Dealer in Furniture, Undci taking hikI Embalming. Monongahela, Pa. PEOPLE'S BANK BUILDING. R.

MEREDITH SON, FUNERAL DIBECTOBS. CITY BLOCK. Open Day and Niht. yjl. SIMPSON, GENERAL MERCHANT.

STEAMSHIP TICKETS And Foreign Exchange to and From all Parts of the World. Address, fihlre Oaks, Pa. Money to Loan. Enquire at office of W. Parke Waroe, Mark ell Block, Monongahela, Fa.

l)o von take HicIiaii.y regularly? Jicttemtopat Kelly's Uook Stoiu and order HduUvert'tl by carrier, I The Creditors Bought 'i his Stock Very Cheap, And mean to dispose of same in 30 days. Call early while sizes in different goods are complete. The Regent's Quartette which sings at the Royal Arcanum entertainment, next Wednesday evening, will be accompanied by a story teller of repute. Good News. The Arcanum people are very glad to announce their speaker for Wednesday evening, the eloquent and pleasant voiced, Hon.

Charles E. Cornelius, Grand Regent of Pennsylvania. Eyery seat down stairs is already taken for the Arcanum entertainment "Wednesday evening. Rest in the world for health and economy is the line flour from whole wheat sold by D. T.

Chessrown. If you yalue good health, eat whole wheat bread and use whole wheat iiour. Shoes all styles Ben Forsyth's. at lowest prices, at The cheapest place in town to buy i is at Sutman's Cash Shoe Store. i The Regent's Quartette will sing Old Ren Holt at the Royal Arcanum enter-I tainment, Wednesday evening.

They do it charmingly, and at Carnegie Hall, Allegheny, a few nights ago, were en-' cored on the piece three times. Volney Farquhar is registered at i Hotel Grunewald, New Orleans, in which city he is, for account of W. II. P.rown Sons' Coal Company. The Connellsville Baptist church troubles have culminated in a split, The followers of Rev.

J. J. Mullaney leave the church and form a new con-r gregation. Dreamland Faces is one of the best numbers in the repertoire of the Re-1 gent's Quartette, for Wednesday even- John S. Marke.ll, has bought about forty thousand pounds of wool this much of which was delivered here on Saturday.

i Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Colvin, of the I Seventh Avenue Hotel, will go to Iirownsville this week for the Jacobs- Bowman wedding.

Misses Dora and Jessie Scott have returned home after a pleasant visit with Pittsburg friends. Rev. G. F. Mainwaring resigned his position as pastor of the Btitist church i at Coal Centre Wednesday evening.

He preached his closing sermon on Sunday. Joseph (Reason, of this place, and sister, Mrs. John S. Met all, of (ireens burg, visited their uncle, Joseph Coats-! worth, of Monongahela, this week. William Thompson and Bell Weaver, both of Finleyville, have been licensed to marry.

Frank Filson, of McKeesport, was an over Sunday visitor with Mr. and Mrs, i J. E. Richards. Remember the berry and cream festi- i val at M.

E. church, Tuesday evening, I June 22. Weather next 24 hoursFair; warmer Tuesday afternoon. HORN. To Walter Scales, First Ward a sou.

To Austen Ward, Pike Kun a son. i DIED. I June 20, Hnrv Jane Grayson, daughter of John Grayson, of Second ward. Funeral June 21st at 10 a. Interment Monongahela cemetery.

FESTIVAL. The Pigeon Creek base ball club will hold a festival at its grounds, on Mrs. Leyda's farm, on the evening of Thursday, June 21, 1S97. Strawberries and ice cream furnished In plenty, and a good social time promised. Proceeds for the benefit of the club.

The public is Invited. Music by the Bentleysvillc brass band. IOKT. Will the person who took from "Re-J publican" ollice a silk umbrella, name enpraved on the handle, kindly return the same. I-MMl SALIC Three (3) dwellings will be sold cheap for cash, or will ba sold on weekly payments.

Call on address HOMK BUILDING LOAN ASSOCIATION, Main Street, Monongahela, Pa, TOK SALB. An ice chest in pood condi tion for sale cheap. Apply at the resi dence of the Editor Daily Republican. I HTKOUSK, Watch tf Cleaned, 50c; Main Springs, 60c; Jewels, 50c; Watch Glasses, 10. Bring in your work.

J. I. 8TKOUSE, No. 019 Main street, Monongahela, Pa. MEN WANTED.

I want three or four stone quarrymen to get out live or six hundred perches of building stone Immediately. II EN It COOPER, Fallowfleld, Pa, "11 ANTED. To loan 12000, JHOOOand 500n on mortgage at 0 per cent, on good Washington county farms. Address J. Uo.i 61H, Monongahela City, Pa.

Notice to Contractors. The School Hoard, of Fallowfleld township, will receive bids up to JULY 3d, 1HM, at 1 p. ui. for the building of a frame school house at No. 7 I Dickey.) The foundation will lie let separate, Plans and sncclllcatlon can lie seen at home of secretary.

The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Board will meet on ground July 3rd, IW- WKMLKY YOUNG, Secretary. ROSENTHAL Who is to be Chairman? The members-elect of the Republican County committee, are requested to meet in the Court Mouse, Washington, Monday, June 28, 1S07, at eleven o'clock a. for the purpose of organization. Owkx C.

r.TKKWOOI, Uoyd E. AVakxu, Secretaries. Announcement. Mrs. Mina Farquhar, widow of the late Dr.

Farquhar, and Mr. Cleaver, of Rcallsville, will be married at the home of the bride's parents, Wednesday June 23, at 3 o'clock. Only a few immediate friends will witness the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs.

Cleaver will reside in Reallsville. Rev. T. B. Xoss, D.

principal of the State Normal school at California, delivered the annual sermon to the high school class of the Mt. Washington school last evening, before an immense audience in the Presbyterian church, Grandview avenue. Sixty young men and women, composing this year's high school class, headed by their principal, Prof George Crago, entered the church in a body, and rilled the front portion of the church. Pittsburg Times. In the recent trial of a dog case, at Canonsburg, one of the amusing incidents of the case was the expert testimony of Philip W'olfendine, who has had 40 years experience in dog raising, and who was to place a yalue ou the deceased canine, lie stated that he had raised all kinds of dogs from the worst mongrel to the finest bred colly, and in all his experience he never got more than 2 for a dog, and in most cases had to give the animals away.

Dr. Charles II. Jones, of Georgia, arrived in I'ittsburg during the early part of the week, and will probably ipend the summer with relatives in Wlkins-burg and New Brighton. Dr. Jones is a son of the Reverend David Jones, rector of Christ Church, New Brighton, and a nephew of Theodore Jones, of Allenport.

"The possibility of the Copper King's Stock jumping up at any time is greatly in its favor. Nearly all the people here who can raise a dollar are investing in Copper King's Stock." Extract from an Anzonia letter received to-day, which can be seen at 214 Main street, The Regent's Quartette which sings in the Royal Arcanum Wednesday night at the opera house, is composed of the following talent. Mr. John P. Prevost, first tenor.

Mr. W. M. D. Dorington, sec.

tenor. Mr. Jesse Cornelius, first bass. Mr. S.

Francis Morton, second bass, The new tin plate mill at Dormer, a few miles above town, is another evidence of the return of Prosperity. All around us, on every side, capital is investing money in factories, If the Capitalists had no confidence in the future would they build factories to stand idle? Cheer up, the cast is rosy with dawn; better times come with steady pace. Don't sit and growl all the day long, Mr. and Mrs. William T.

Wallace and family, of Centre avenue, expect to leave Pittsburg in a few days to spend the summer at their country home, Deer Eiek Lodge, on the Monongahela river. Mr. Wallace Is much improved in health. Trade your yellow tickets nt Crall's for a reserved sent. The entertain mentis free to everybody who holds a yellow ticket.

1)U1JLIC SALE-OF REAL ESTATE. --By vir- i HJC UI iVU UIUI'I 1 1 Will HIC 11 of Washington County, the under- sipneu aumiuiHiraxor oi ine fuim ui fcicr Everet deceased, will at 2 o'clock p. iuM on SATUKDAY, JULY 24, 1897, olTer for sale at public auction on the premises, the following described real estate, owned by the said Peter Everett at the time of his death viz: That piece or lot of ground situate in the 2nd precinct of the Third ward, of Monotiffahela City, in said county, bound ed and described as follows: Beginning at a point on Main s'reet, on the line of property owned by N. Holmes A Sons, thetce by said line in a northeasterly direction about 175 feet to the lines of the lot of ground conveyed by the said Peter Everett to Mary Ann Everett, thence in an easterly direction along said lines to the line of property now or formerly of Elizabeth Ellwood, thence by said property 1 10'4 feet to Main street, thence in a westerly direction 175 feet to the place of beginning, and known and designated as lots No. 44, 45 and 4(5 iu Lockhart's addition to Monongahela City; being the same property that was conveyed to said Peter Everett by the administrator of Sarah Farnsworth's estate; anil on it are erected a good two story dwelling of ten rooms, also two smaller dwellings, stable and oilier outbuildings.

Tkusih of Salk Shall be one-third cash on contirmation of sale, one-third in six months and one-third in twelve months after confirmation, deferred payments to bear interest from dale of confirmation. J. W. STEPHENS, Administrator. WILLIAMS 214 Mam Street REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE Only the best companies.

Look at the actual results of policies in the GREAT MUTUAL LIFE, OF NEW YORK. Nathan Mears, Chicago, policy J10.000; paid at death Charles S.Osborne, South Orange, N. pol icy paid at death Mary J. Hhepard, Missouri, policy il.000 paid at deatli An Ideal Present 13 A Student's PH0T0GRAHI0 Outfit It will give the largest amount of pleasure forthe, smallest nmount of money. Call at LINN'S DKUU 8TOKK, and exaiulnii H'cm and see what they will do.

ARNOLD TRUSTEE. We Lead, in Bicycles'. Call and see the 1'OU'LKB and STOKMEE they are two of the best Bicycles lu the market to-day. I have taken the agency for C. L.

ANTON'S BICYCLE STAND. It Is the best stand you ever saw. Call and examine and you will not be without one. All kinds of Repair Work dor. JOHN SCCJIFIELD, Main Street.

Fruits at Pittsburg Prices Tobacco and Cigars, Confectionery and Sweets. XSTl have many kinds of Fruit, not found elsewhere, perhaps, and If you call will soon convince you that PRICES ARE VERY LOW. UOODS ARE ALWAYS FRESH. C. HAKBKKO, Opposite Episcopal Church, Main Street, Monongahela.

SHIRE OAKS HOTEL. W. H. MYERS, Proprleter, Newly fitted and furnished. Rates $1.50 per day.

Hot and cold water throughout; good accommodations; good bar attached. W. H. MYERS, Shire Oaks, May 13, 119(1. ADMINISTKATOK'S NOTICE-Havlng been appointed administrator of the estate of It.

W. Claughton. late of Monongahela, deceased, notice Is hereby given that persons having claliiiB may present them, and tUose indebted make. Immediate payment. J.

II. SIMMONS, C. O. Mi Ir.VAiN, Administrator. Attorney.

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