The Daily Republican from Monongahela, Pennsylvania • Page 1

pmblicaim VOL.6, NO 16S8. MONONGAHELA CITY, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23. 18S6. Price Two Cents. The Daily OLAIX AND PASIV, FALL ASD WIS- THE REPUBLICAN.

Farmers in town will find hot coffee lunch for 10 cents, or good cooked dinner for 25 cents at A. D. Scott's. Church Services. Catholic.

Xo services. Episcopal. Kev. Dr. Norman in Chicago.

LANDEFELD'S Clothing House HAS XO CGMPtTllURS, fublUihetl hjvery Advertising favors to insure insertion should be banded in tbe previous da? II possible. Monongahela Division Time Card EASTERN STANDARD TIME. From Pittsburgh to lulualown. leave a m. a.

m. p. m. a. in.

Pittsburgh Tfll 11:00 Homestead 7:45 11:38 Oravosburg 8:06 12:02 W. EllzabetU 8:25 12:21 Monongahela City 8:55 12:48 i Bellevernon 1 9:27 1:1 California 9:50 1:38 4:25 i 5:07 5:31 5:50 6: 23 6:30 6:51 7:00 7:10 7:20 WM. J. A1J8XANDBK. AS.

3. ALXAHDll JOS. A.HgKKOS. ALEXANDER CO. BANKERS, MONONGAHELA CITY.

PKNN'A JjWASSK T. HOGG, MINING ENGINEER. OFFrcE: Front St. BROWNSViLLE, Fa. All branches of surveying and colliery management promptly attended to.

Special attention paid to getting up accurate iniuo maps. JSAAC YOHE, JK. ARCHITECT. MONONGAHELA CITI. PA, 8.

A A. P. MOKKlSua. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, 153 Fourth Ayeiine, PITTSB UTUi, Fa M.LIAN, 'ATTORNEY-AT-LAVV, Office in Young's Building, next to Town Ha: WASHINGTON, PA. yOIINL.

GOW, 7:20 7:35 8:28 p. m.a. m. Brownsville 10:01 Uuloiitowu 1:55 P. m.

p. From Uaiontown to Pittsburgh, leave a. m. a. ra.

p. m.p. m. Uniontown 9:30 3:40 4:45 Brownsvilie M0 10:45 4:43 5:41 California 1 6:52 10:58 4:55 5:52 Bellevenwn 7:15 11:19 5:16 6 I Monongahela City 7:48 11:52 5:46 6:44 W. Elizabeth 8:15 12:2 1 6:17 Dravosburg I 8:34 12:40 6:37 Homestead 8:57 1:03 7:01 Arr.

Pittsburgh I 9:35 1:40 7:40 a. m. p. m. p.

in. p. I TER, DREsS GOODS. Comprising all the richest and choicest nov elties, oi New All-wooi Mixtures, New all-wool Cheviots. Sew all-wool Tricots, Sew all-wool Cloths, New Velvets and Velveteens, New wide Skirting Flannels, New Flannel Skirts.

New all-wool Country Flannels. New Striped Jersey Flannels. THEO. M. BYERS.

1 gPKCIAL. 3-BrTTOJi KID GLOVES ALL SHADES, at worth 75c. THEO. M. BYERS.

E-Ul'TTOX KID GLOVE, In New Autumn Shades, at 75c, worth $1.00. THEO. M. BYERS. JATKST AOVELTIES.

5-Button Embroidered Kid Gloves, at $1.00, all shades. THEO. M. BSERS. JEAL, KID GLOVES, 5-Button, only $1.00.

all new Fall Shades THEO. M. BYERS, JT 50 CENTS, A SPECIAL BARGAIN Ladies Merino Underwear. THEO. M.

BYERS. 75 CESTS, LADIES' NEW SCOTCH WOOL UNDER- WEAK. Cheap at $1.00. THEO. M.

BYEKS. gKE OI I.AOIi'.S' rsMEKWEAll, In Imperial Camel's nair and Scarlet Wool. THEO. M. BYERS.

QIIILIUCEiVS i FOR FALL AND WINTER. New Scnteh Wool, New Scarlet Wool, New White and Gray, All sizes and qualities. THEO. M. BYERS.

CI KSTLBJIEK'S IMIF.RWKAR, New Arabian Camel's Hair, New Scarlet Wool, New Scotch Wool, New White and Gray, At Special Low Prices. THEO. M. BYERS. 25 DOZEN LADIES' CASHMERE WOOL HOSE, Special Bargain, only 25c.

THEO. M. BYERS, DOZEN CHILDREN'S EXTRA HEAVY SCHOOL STOCKINGS At 25e, in Black and All Solid Colors. THEO. M.

BYERS. YREAKS ALL RECORDS. A REAL EMKROIDEREU HANDKERCHIEF at only 2c, or 3 for 5c. THEO M. BYERS.

"yyE HAVE THE BEST WHITE SHIRT, 3 PLY LINEN. THEO. M. BYERS. 25 CENTS, A SPECIAL BARGAIN IN TABLE LINENS, EXTRA WIDE.

THEO. BYERS S311WS4 TO THE PUBLIC, Many persons haye lately complained that they cannot get our Hour at the places they deal at; that they aie advised or compelled to take other or cheaper flour, and in oider to give every one a chance to use oui different brands we have concluded to commence our retail trade again. Hereafter we will sell to any one and promptly deliver all orders. Respectfully. McGREW, PARK1SON CO.

Watch this Inch for yew Groceries. New Butler Buckwheat Absolutely Straight, NO UltlGii. At the Wilgus Grocery. J. F.

COLVIN, Dealer in GROUFRIES, FLOUR. PRODUCE, SUG 1 RS, FINE TEAS, FRUITS, CANNED GOODS, PURE CIDER VINEGAR, GLASS and CHINA WARE, ALSO HEADQUARTERS FOR FEED CORN. OATS, BRAN. MIDDLINGS, No. 1 BAILED HAY, At Krdtirt-ri Prices.

Hotel Wilgus Block, MONOKUAIIKLA CITY, PA. Oct. 2U-titd-2tw. VJool in Exchange. BEST IN TliFcOUNTY.

Established In 18H7 Washington Woolen Mills John McCiain. I have the cheapest and best FLANNELS for the money sold In this county; also, BLANK KTS In retl, white and grey, made of all wool grown In this county, ill take wool In exchange for goods. OUR BROOM SHOP. Well, Just send for a trial order and be convinced. JOHN MeCLAIN.

Washington, Oct. 71m. Select bucket and can oysters at H. C. Sutman's.

Belvidere grows In addition to its three stores, a butcher shop was yesterday opened by Mr. George Redd. An infant child of Mr. Watkins, of Dravosburg, will be buried to-day. The mother will be remembered as Miss Ida Allen, living with Mr.

Shreck-iugost. I Mrs. William MGregor is in Pittsburg, spending the day with Miss Nannie, who is a student ar Pennsylvania College. Condncter Maloney of the local freight had the tips of his fingers mashed off while coupling freight ears near West Elizabeth. The Elizabeth Herald says that Rev.

J. J. Jones created a "very favorable impression" with his new congregation. Rev. Win, Greenough, of Philadel phia, will preach at Minao Presbyterian church to-morrow, (Sabbath Oct.

24.) at 11 o'clock. Parker Sphar of Allen township, was in town to-day selling his wheat at ihe City Mills, He is a good Republican, pays for bis paper, and raises good wheat; so he is likely, to live as long as anybody. Positive Cure For Tiles. To the people of this county we would say we have been given the agencv of Doctor Marchisi's Itali in Pile Ointment emphatically guaranteed to cure or munev refunded Internal, Blind. Bleeding or Itching Piles.

Price 50 cents a box. No cure, no pay. For Sale by R. E. Bteks, Druggist.

Daughters, Wives and Mothers, We emphatically guarantee Dr. Marchisi's Catholicon, a Female Remedy, to cure female Diseases, such as Ovarian troubles. Inflammation and Ulceration, Falling and Displacement or Bearing down feeling, Irregularities, Barrenness. Change of Life, Leucorrhoea. besides many weaknesses springing from the above, like Headache, Bloating.

Spinal weakness, Sleeplessness, Nervous debility. Palpitation of the heart. No cure, no pav. For sale by druggists. Pries 81.00 and SI 50 per bottle.

Seud to Dr. J. B. Marchisi, Utica. N.

for pamphlet, free. For sale by R. E. Bteks, drugfist. Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions and positively cures piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to giye perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale bf W.C. McCallister, druggist and pharmacist.

apl.8 S6.1y It is useless to attempt the cure of any disorder, if the blood is allowed to remain Neuralgia and rheumatism are traceable to a disordered condition of the blood, and in numberless cases have been cured by taking a few bottles of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. REMOVED. Doctor Statheks, Dentist, has removed his office to No. 304 Main street, one door below Alexander's bank. BAGGAGE Citizens can insure prompt delivery of baggage to and from the trains by leaving orders at Hotel Wilgus.

Baggage delivered to all parts of the city. Horn. To. James Lee. 3d ward a sou.

To Wm. Eller. Fayette City a daughter. Died. In her twentieth year, at the residence of her uncle, T.

S. McCurdy, on Saturday morning at six o'clock, October 23d, 1S86, Miss Mahtha Rankin, second daughter of M. W. and Adaline Rankin The remains will be taken to her parents' residence, in Hazolwood. 23d ward, Pittsburg, on Sabbath morning train fuvneral services on Monday.

25th inst at one o'clock. FOUND. On Chess street, Friday evening, a black crochetted shoulder cape owner can have it by calling at this office, and paying this advertisement. rpo LET A house in First ward. Consisting JL of six rooms and good cellar, with coal privilege near the house, A verv desirable place to live.

Inquire of ALDERMAN CROW. October 22-1 w. L''isT. On Main street, Monday, a tan colored buckskin glove. Finder please return to DOCTOR WOOD.

FOUND-A small sum of money. Enquire at I). T. CHESSROWN'S STORE, Hus ton's Run. TO LET A house on Railroad street, Third ward.

Apulv to JOS, A. HER HON, at Alexander's Banking House. four room houses. Apply to C. E.

RADCL1FFE, Monongahela City, Oct. 8. NOTICE. I hereby warn all persons not to trust Sarah Deems, in anv wav. on mv account, as I will not pay Dills of aer con- uaciing alter aaie.

HARRISON DEEMS. Octobee 11, 188(5. NO'HCK The copartnership heretofore existing between J. D. Hammond and George Stathers, Dentists, is dissolved.

J. D. Hammond is authorized to make all coliec-lections. and pay all indebtedness contracted by said firm, prior to Sept. 20, 1886.

Doctor Hammond can be found as heretofore, in his Dental Rooms, Hazzard's Block, over post office, J. D.HAMMOND. Monongahela City, Oct. 14, 188i. "VTOT1CK.

The partnership heretofore ex-J3I Istins between J. D. Hammond and myself hits been dissolved, as he lias heretofore annouueed. But I have not authorized J. 1).

Hammond to collect any accounts for work done by myself personally. Those owing for such work will make pavment onlv to myself. GKO. STATU KliS. Monongahela City, Oct.

16, 1886. DRESS MAKING FAMILY SEWING Mrs. Oliver Rose Wants to lnlorm her friends that, she is now readv to dress making and family sewing. She occupies the house formerly oecunied by 'Squire Holland, Third street, two doors from the railroad. jVionongahela City, Oct 11 18 First Baptist.

11 a. subject, Harvest; 7:00 p. subject, knowing and doing the win of God. Presbyterian. Rev.

J. L. Fulton, D. of Allegheny, will preach to morrow morning and evening. I Lutheran.

Subject of morning discourse at Grace Lutheran Chapel will be. Future Retribution, text II Tb.es-salonians Evening service at Victory. Second Baptist. Preaching morn ing and evening, at 1 1 a. m.

and 7 p. in. We extend a general invitation to all pei sons to attend the services. R. H.

Marshall, Pastor. Methodist. 10:50 a. Oid Age Honored. This is "Our Old Peoples' Day," and the aged, the children and youth are earnestly invited.

7 p. Doubting Castle or not Doing is Undo- in Of. African Methodist. Preaching by the pastor, Rev. R.

Brown; morning text Gal. 6:7, subject, what a man Soweth. that shall he also reap. Ev ening text, i Cor. subject, Laying by in store.

Five Generations. Daniel S. Dunn, of Sunny Side, has had the remarkable experience, as a grave digger, of having buried individuals of five generations in one family: Great-grandmother Rue, of Miles-ville; her son Archie; then Archie's son Alexander; then an infant child of Alexander; then a child of Dollie, daughter of Alexander, making the great-great-grandchild of the first named, ail buried at Fell's churchyard. Greene county has had a genuine surprise in the llaskill well, ten miles west of Wayncsburg, which struck oil on the 21st, in the third sand, at 2.300 feet. The oil tlowed to the top of the derrick and is running down into the creek.

It would thus seem that the "belt" extends from Washington into Greene, and probably crosses the Monongahela near Geneva. The Edit-Orr of the West Newton paper speaks of a birth in that town, and explains its sex, by saying that the body will grow up to ''manipulate a cotton fabric on articles." We can guess it: He means to wash the dishes with a rag. The Blaine Party. The Blaine party, consisting of himself, his two sons, and Hon S. B.

Elkins, expect to reach Washington to-day about noon. They will be under the care of the students, and will be escorted upon their arrival to the residence of Mr. Blaine's uncle, the Hon. John H. Ewing.

In the afternoon the distinguished visitor will speak from a platform built upon the college campus. A grand reception will be given him in the college building this evening. The JSdW Railroad. Engineer J. M.

Byers and corps are busy surveying the new line of railroad from the mouth of Peters creek to the vicinity of Finleyville, thence to connect with the Chartiers near Wood-ville. The ject evidently is to get a line around the city of Pittsburg for the passage of through-bound freight between the east and west. This has been the policy of the P. R. R.

for some years, and the construction of the Port Perry bridge was to facilitate it. But the local business of the P. V. C. has become so great and its yard room in the city is so limited that further relief is desirable.

If the proposed iink is constructed west bound freights will leave the P. 11. R. at Brin-lou, cross the Port Perry bridge, come up the P. V.

C. to the junction with the new road; thence to the Chartiers Valley road, and join the Panhan dle at Manstield. The Methodist Episcopal church is being decorated with flowers and ferns for The Oid Folks' Day services of to morrow. Mr, Newton Carsau has been taken to his home, in West liellevernon. where his brothers attend htm, and ho was reported this morning as being considerably qti eter and better.

Joseph M. Achcson, sou of lion. A. W. Achesou, of Washington, died on Thursday at Fairfield, Iowa, to which place he bad (joue on a visit to friends.

He wa8 a resident of Pitts bur Key. W.F. Silveus, of California, will preach in the Cumberland Presbyter- ian Church, Sixth avenue, Pittsburg to- morrow morning and evening, The opposition houses are copvists and imitators not competitors, We have but one policy to serve the public with the best clothing obtainable for the money. Landfeld refuses to stand still we do not allow a week to pass by without some new thing, some improve ment, some new feature We have the best tailois in the city; we make up the neatest styles; we make more clothing than all the other houses out of better goods; we have double the force ef employees; and study the interests of our customers. People who buy their goods, from cheap houses, getting inferior garments are the greatest sufferers.

There Is but one LANDEFELD. H. LANDEFELD, Merchant Clothier, MONONGAHELA CITY. PA. HERE, NOW Ail Who are Looking for the Best and FRESHEST.

I will open on MONDAY, AUGUST 16th, in the room lately occupied by John Patterson, next door to R. B. Patterson's Grocery, Odd Fellows Building, comer 2nd and Main Sts. A full line of fresh meats of all kinds, which I will sell at the lowest cash rates. I will be glad to see all my old customers and plenty of new ones, and 1 will do my best to make all happy who come.

-Don't forget the place. Don't forget we sell the best. 4SDon't forget the best is cheapest. JDon't forget, we won't be undersold. WDon't forget to come and SlJe for yourself.

Don't forget to call at J. C. HANK'S, Odd Fellows' Corner. Monongahela City. Aug.

14. Jersey Stock For Sale. Seven head grade Jersey heifers, from 2 to 20 months old. Also one thoroughbred heifer, 7 months old. One of the above due to ealvs next Fall, three others in Spring of '87.

All of the above heifers from good cows an 1 should make splendid butter stock. Prices reasonable. I. V. POLLOCK.

Shire Oaks, July MORRISON BRO'S. COUGH SYRUP, LINAMENT. Horse and Cattle Powder. Kept in Drug Stores, and in general country stores. Been in market for 16 vears.

Best Cough Syrup in the world best cattle powder known. Trv these preparations once; we want the medicines to prove their own merits. On sale wholesale by Pittsburg druggists and grocers. jan.20.87-e We Take Great Pleasure In announcing that all our preparations for a big business this Kail and Winter are complete and our Immense Stock of New Styles OF SEASONABLE GOODS Including all Late Novelties and Standard Goods in Ladies', Gent's, Boys' Misses' i Children's BOOTS AND SHOES Surpasses all our previous efforts. We Claim that in purchasing from a reliable house you are olitaining good goods.

Do not lose sight, of the fact that you'll save money by patronizing us. D. SWICKAKD. Monongahela City. Oct.

22 0t. ATTORNEY AT LAW, WASHINGTON. PA. Collections made and all other legal buslno' promptly attended to. The business of Eiej-utors, Administrators and other Trustees a pecially solicited.

PATTEN, M. D. OFFICE WEST MAIN STREET. Residence At Joseph Patterson's, directly opposite. MONONGAHELA CITY, PA.

II. HOUSTON, DENTIST. OFFICE: McGREGOB'8 BLOCK, Monongahela City, Penn'a. CITY BLOCK Hardware House, MonoDgahela City, Pa. Full supply in all the leading Lines of Hardware.

Farm Tools and Implements. Iron, Nails and Glass. Cooking, Heating Parlor Stoves. Builders' Hardware, full lines. Guns, Revolvers, Amunition Everything in the.line of House Fnrnlahino Hardware.

T. 8. McOUBDY, Monongahela City. Pa June 21. 1884.

Chas. H. Hoffmann, -DEALER IN- Choice Family Groceries, Queensware, FRUIT INJEASON. Country Produce Bought Sold, NO. 226 MAIN STREET, Next to Linn's Building MONONGAHELA CITY.

PA. "KENNEDY STEPHENS, DEALERS IN Agricultural Implements, Phosphates, Seeds, Fence Wire, Monongahela City, Pa. Fresh Meats Daily. Piime Fresh Steaks and Roasts. Mutton, Pork and Veal.

Sausages in Season, The Best Meals only shops next door below City Block, nearly opposite the Post Oflice. LEONARD AUGHENDOBLER. Monongahela CItv. Mav 6. 1885.

COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR RENT, Pending the appointment of a guardiai, the undersigoed will be glad to confer with any person about renting the farm, the estate of ABEL CRAFT, late of Fallowfield town-ship. A stock field and two pasture fields and a tenement, house have been already rented. The remainder, comprising lf0 ACRES of farm land, or more, a good, large farm house with barn, stable. orchard, and miscella' neous fruits, water and comfortable surroundings, are now for rent. Possession given immediately.

Apply to B. Einley at the Peoples Bank, or to MRS. M. E. CRAFT.

Third street. Monongahela City, May 31. 1886. Extra Castile Soap For Baby's bath. Pine Toilet Soaps, pure.

Fine Salad Oil, S-()ur druggist's case is now very complete and medicines will be compounded, ou prescriptions from physicians with the greatest-, care. W. C. McCALLISTEK. MonoDgahela City, Nov.

21. 1885. JOHS CI XI AG HAM. No, 708 Libkhti Coknek of Wood. P.

O. Box USA. PITTSBURGH, PA. DBALKR IN FOREIGN DOMESTIC FRUITS, Grocers' Sundries, I desire to call special attention to my Brands of TEA AND COFFEE. Teaming ancl Hauling.

All kinds of hauling to anv part of the city or country. Orders left at Kelly's Book store promptly filled. COAL DELI VKKED promptly. Teaming of every description give me a call, JOHN SMITH P. O.

Box. 287, M-mongahela City, August 13, 1886. "VTOTlf K. The undersigned has been ap XX polntad Kxecutor of the estate of ROB-ERT PATTEN, te of Union township. Wash-liigton cmintv, and notice is hereby given to nil persons, debtor or creditor the said estate lo make settlement of accounts.

JOHN Executor. Shire Oaks, Sept. 22, 188H. Sunday Train leaves Brownsville at 7 .30 a. m.

Monongaheia City at 8.40. arriving at Pittsburgh at 10.31 a. m. Returning leaves Pittsburgh at 1.01 p. arrives Monongahela City 2.51, Brownsville, 4.00 p.

m. Tickets sold and baggage checked to all points east on the Pennsylvania Railroad. For rates of fare, time tables, call on Agent, Monongahela Division, or address THUS. E. tVATT, Pass.

Agent, Western Dis trict, 78 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. GEORGE F. OEHRL. Agent. Monongahela City Pa.

ALTIJIOKK OHIO It. It. Wheeling and Pittsburg Division. Trains arrive and depart Eastern Standard Time. GOING WEST LEAVES.

PITTSBURG FIJiLEIVILLE AK. WASH'TON in. 7:55 a.m. 9:40 a. in.

m. 3 :45 4 :50 111 5 :32 111 6:00 pm, 6:55 pm 7:40 pm, 8:00 pui 8-51 prn 9:37 pm GOING EAST LEAVES. WASHINGTON FINLEYVILLE AR.PITTSBUHG 6:15 am 7:04 am 8:10 am 6:42 a in 7:23 a 8:20 a in 9:32 am 10:22 am 11.15 am 3:26 pm 4:15 pm 5:15 8:10 pm 9:40 pm. Those marked with a do not run on Sun day the others are daily. C.

K. LORD, General Pass. Agent. ED. D.

SMITH, Div.Pass. Agt. PITTSBURG, PA. CHAKT1BKS RAILROAD, Pan" HANDLE Route. Trains between Pittsburir and Washington.

Central Time, which Is one nour slower onan Eastern Standard, Leave Pittsburgh 6:05 a.m. 8:30 a.m. 1:55 p. 4.30 p.m. 5:10 p.m.

Arrive Washington: 10:15 a.m. 3:35 p.m. 6:15 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Leave Washington: 5:15 a.m.

6:40 a.m. 8:35 a. m.l;10p.m. 4:55 p.m. Arrive Pittsburgh 7:00 a.m.

8:00 a.m. 6:35 p.m. All trains daily except Sunday. LOCAL NEW to. For chestnuts go to H.

C. Sutman. People in West Newton call them "squinches Miss Mary Wilson is visiting friends in Uuiontown. If you want a good lunch for 10 cents get it at A. D.

Scott's restaurant. Mr. and Mrs. W. Carmack will spend the winter at Washington, Pa.

The Canonsburg Notes has enlarged and improved, and brightened up all around. Oh, the jolly buckwheat and maple molasses fine as silk, on sale at Larimer's. Wolfe, the Prohibition cant'idate, expects to be in Washington on Monday and Tuesday. Rev. Sleppy and J.

P. Taylor spoke at a Prohibition mertiug this week at Lueyville, to a good audience. Mr. John S. Wilgus, a former Brownsville man, attended the Blaine reception last niarht, in that place.

Weather indications: Fair weather, westerly winds, becoming southerly, nearly stationary temperature. Doctor VanVoorhis attended the veil pion of Washington and Jefferson college alumni, at Pittsburg, Friday evening. Capt. J. C.

Bind of Elizabeth, was married Tnnrnday to Miss Mattie Craig of McKeesport. Clel Allen of Wesoo, is goin; to open a butcher shop next door to Larimer's Grocery. The new pipe organ for the Presbyterian church will likely bo ready by about Christmas. Miss Wilson, the organist, is taking lessons in Pittsburg daily,.